This is the Shinshu-Nagawa Town Tourism Association.
Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture is a town rich in nature and history in the center of Nagano Prefecture.
In Nagawa Town, where the Nakasendo that connected Edo and Kyoto went during the Edo period, there are two lodging halls, Nagakubo lodging and Wada lodging, and it is still a tourist spot that retains the remnants of that time.
In addition, many people have lived in Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture, as a production area of kokuyoseki since long ago.
Sharp and easy to process, black stone was used as a material for Stoneware for 30,000 years.
We will send out recommended Information on Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture, which is full of history, so please follow us.
Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture is a town rich in nature and history in the center of Nagano Prefecture.
In Nagawa Town, where the Nakasendo that connected Edo and Kyoto went during the Edo period, there are two lodging halls, Nagakubo lodging and Wada lodging, and it is still a tourist spot that retains the remnants of that time.
In addition, many people have lived in Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture, as a production area of kokuyoseki since long ago.
Sharp and easy to process, black stone was used as a material for Stoneware for 30,000 years.
We will send out recommended Information on Nagawa Town, Nagano Prefecture, which is full of history, so please follow us.
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Nagawa TownThe mountains have turned bright young green and deep forest green, growing lush and vibr](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/2289183c57c378c92ca9751a9c7cc0bb6f4febb8.jpg)
![[Image2]Nagawa TownThe mountains have turned bright young green and deep forest green, growing lush and vibr](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/2d29064b32b3d87af167550d8a13c6464e615f5b.jpg)
![[Image3]Nagawa TownThe mountains have turned bright young green and deep forest green, growing lush and vibr](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/90b637bce14d17adb0bba87a84d52ac3c5205c03.jpg)
Nagawa Town
The mountains have turned bright young green and deep forest green, growing lush and vibrant!!😄💪!
The fields reflect on the water laid across the paddies, creating a lively scene✨
Doesn’t this kind of road make you want to ride a bicycle🚵?😉
Search for Nagawa Cycle (E-BIKE)🔍
Half day (4 hours) from 1,000 yen〜
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Thank you to everyone who visited Nagawa Town over Golden Week! 😍At Nagawa Cycle (E-bike), guests ex](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/b7b2dda7ef6d02fb6368b53534cbf019f14d32f0.jpg)
![[Image2]Thank you to everyone who visited Nagawa Town over Golden Week! 😍At Nagawa Cycle (E-bike), guests ex](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/b24a9a8388c9921d4f7cb2b6c0994b16f4107b49.jpg)
Thank you to everyone who visited Nagawa Town over Golden Week! 😍
At Nagawa Cycle (E-bike), guests experienced the rich nature around Utsukushigahara, Fudotaki Falls, and Furumachi.
The green season is just getting started! Why not enjoy a special nature experience in Nagawa Town? 😮🚵♂️⛺🌄
Utsukushigahara as seen from the Mihune Grand Observatory
The Japanese Alps as seen from the Mihune Grand Observatory
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]I visited Fudo Falls in Nagawa Town!As I climbed the mountain path where wild cherry blossoms flutte](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ff9cb46d34005b54b4d06c6f618e473ec2c969fd.jpg)
![[Image2]I visited Fudo Falls in Nagawa Town!As I climbed the mountain path where wild cherry blossoms flutte](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/d3a92d4015dd19d2199a07f91da7e940bc8eb0f4.jpg)
![[Image3]I visited Fudo Falls in Nagawa Town!As I climbed the mountain path where wild cherry blossoms flutte](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/0efd3faf5614d267b448d162b309dc6f17269b24.jpg)
![[Image4]I visited Fudo Falls in Nagawa Town!As I climbed the mountain path where wild cherry blossoms flutte](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/574b9ee29e026c980c8d7962fc54e2f258e2fbd0.jpg)
I visited Fudo Falls in Nagawa Town!
As I climbed the mountain path where wild cherry blossoms fluttered down, huge rocks that hinted at the presence of the waterfall appeared.
When I began to hear the sound of water cascading down...
That spot felt like a different world...
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]A look at the old Wada Pass, once considered one of the hardest sections of the Nakasendo Trail⛰As t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/b1280019607956c4909863c2810c07c57aa34b92.jpg)
![[Image2]A look at the old Wada Pass, once considered one of the hardest sections of the Nakasendo Trail⛰As t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/dab04a0abc074d74c324e02e48523e48609ac973.jpg)
![[Image3]A look at the old Wada Pass, once considered one of the hardest sections of the Nakasendo Trail⛰As t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/2aad69874f3908bec08cdfb8e87b0da4d4ae200d.jpg)
![[Image4]A look at the old Wada Pass, once considered one of the hardest sections of the Nakasendo Trail⛰As t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5679c58f59d206a443ce83d736335cd3e1676ca1.jpg)
A look at the old Wada Pass, once considered one of the hardest sections of the Nakasendo Trail⛰
As the weather warms, more people are walking here🚶♀️🌳
If you plan to walk Wada Pass, please carry a bear bell or a radio🔔
Temporary toilets have been installed at Menyo-Kuraguchi and Settai
For the installation period and other details about the temporary toilets, please see the URL
https://www.town.nagawa.nagano.jp/soshiki/sangyokensetsu/shokokankokakari/1/3/1770.html...
(Photos 1–3: Wada Pass small pass; Photo 4: Menyo-Kuraguchi)
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
www.town.nagawa.nagano.jp
中山道和田峠仮設トイレ設置について|長和町公式ホームページ
中山道 和田峠をウォーキングする旅人のみなさまにご利用いただけるよう、グリーンシーズン中、「仮設トイレ」を設置します。設置場所：・中山道 和田峠（国道142号旧道） 接待施行所前・県道460号 ビーナスライン 扉峠駐車場 期 間：11月上旬頃まで (ビーナスライン閉鎖より前まで)規 模：各2基ずつ※みなさまが気持ちよく利用できるよう、マナーを守ってご利用ください。※ごみはお持ち帰りください。※メンテナンスや工事等、事情により利用できない場合がありますのでご了承ください。
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Atagoyama Sakura Park in bloom 🌸Some trees were blooming beautifully ☻From today, Nagawa Cycle renta](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/18d0b15337fdf21922457ef4ff6ffecdb70e5bd8.jpg)
![[Image2]Atagoyama Sakura Park in bloom 🌸Some trees were blooming beautifully ☻From today, Nagawa Cycle renta](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/0a765828e42026a748ceb5f403f2b5f43016e76e.jpg)
Atagoyama Sakura Park in bloom 🌸
Some trees were blooming beautifully ☻
From today, Nagawa Cycle rentals have started ✨
Take a cherry-blossom tour using Nagawa Cycle!
Reservation site ↓
https://fd-system.tours/plan/?plan=plan000257...
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
fd-system.tours
field design System
field design System（フィールドデザインシステム）は、株式会社フィールドデザインが運営している、日本国内の観光オプショナルツアー・体験プログラムの検索・予約サイトです。
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Nagawacho Karasawa's Dosojin ShrineA Dosojin shrine near the Karasawa ichirizuka (one-ri mound) on t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/806d6b6ca6847ecab7b8e3110f39d68a83a1244b.jpg)
![[Image2]Nagawacho Karasawa's Dosojin ShrineA Dosojin shrine near the Karasawa ichirizuka (one-ri mound) on t](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/7398ce47d8ed830e7caee11516e32e4eea541226.jpg)
Nagawacho Karasawa's Dosojin Shrine
A Dosojin shrine near the Karasawa ichirizuka (one-ri mound) on the Nakasendo road.
For many, many years, it has stood here as proof that it watched over this place...
A pine tree is growing between the stone monuments 😮
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]At Utsukushi-no-ike in Himeki, Nagawa Town, the Asian skunk cabbage called zazen-so was peeking out](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ef306c18b9b2282bd8e8e161e2adc8c934bce8ed.jpg)
![[Image2]At Utsukushi-no-ike in Himeki, Nagawa Town, the Asian skunk cabbage called zazen-so was peeking out](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/27354287a070af7de93e0393c5773fbb98684d0d.jpg)
![[Image3]At Utsukushi-no-ike in Himeki, Nagawa Town, the Asian skunk cabbage called zazen-so was peeking out](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f0b0b64043add63b74929161ad52c3326f4e9453.jpg)
At Utsukushi-no-ike in Himeki, Nagawa Town, the Asian skunk cabbage called zazen-so was peeking out ☺️
It is said to be called zazen-so (literally “seated meditation plant”) because its shape resembles a monk sitting in zazen.
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Nagakubo-juku Museum “Ippukusho Hamaya” and Wada-juku Museum have opened for this season.The camelli](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5d687d8eb5ad47d5b30dea39f4ac671f0adbb13f.jpg)
![[Image2]Nagakubo-juku Museum “Ippukusho Hamaya” and Wada-juku Museum have opened for this season.The camelli](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f842f2896f925ea4ac9874f7ac1903bd7672d6c3.jpg)
![[Image3]Nagakubo-juku Museum “Ippukusho Hamaya” and Wada-juku Museum have opened for this season.The camelli](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/bc94c1a6fc971eb0a8fd642874bdb9e5b5d87039.jpg)
![[Image4]Nagakubo-juku Museum “Ippukusho Hamaya” and Wada-juku Museum have opened for this season.The camelli](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/61652302d66636ae6020ef9cbe6bd00668e3e4d9.jpg)
Nagakubo-juku Museum “Ippukusho Hamaya” and Wada-juku Museum have opened for this season.
The camellia in the Ippukusho Hamaya parking lot is blooming beautifully.☻
Many of the plum blossoms at Wada-juku Honjin were still buds.💦
Is spring still a little way off…?🌸
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Nagawacho Wada Yonoike (Yono Pond) Kappa DosojinYono Pond lies on the route from Wada to Utsukushiga](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/6ada2c6ac0a18bcc11b83a3fe42e06995414144d.jpg)
![[Image2]Nagawacho Wada Yonoike (Yono Pond) Kappa DosojinYono Pond lies on the route from Wada to Utsukushiga](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/54ecb5a8d06a7fa2233d018330401a7248c61449.jpg)
Nagawacho Wada Yonoike (Yono Pond) Kappa Dosojin
Yono Pond lies on the route from Wada to Utsukushigahara. A Dosojin stands at the entrance to Yono Pond, which is said to have been formed overnight when Kappa Taro created the pond and moved in.
A close pair...🤭💕
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
![[Image1]Nakatsukendo Ichirizuka — 51 ri from EdoThe snow has finally melted, and I was able to go 😊The ichir](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/1c484ced19e93123c8518ac4cbf422d959733f88.jpg)
![[Image2]Nakatsukendo Ichirizuka — 51 ri from EdoThe snow has finally melted, and I was able to go 😊The ichir](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/c5047f978e484d8353c31f0276dd54a464f32c30.jpg)
![[Image3]Nakatsukendo Ichirizuka — 51 ri from EdoThe snow has finally melted, and I was able to go 😊The ichir](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/60f3f84ba84412abfc5628d64f647515746df475.jpg)
Nakatsukendo Ichirizuka — 51 ri from Edo
The snow has finally melted, and I was able to go 😊
The ichirizuka at Karasawa, Wada, Nagawacho still preserves two large mounds on either side of the road.
These mounds were built as landmarks for travelers along the Nakasendo. It’s a very atmospheric spot that evokes the past.
This text has been automatically translated.
Show original text
Show original text
