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.
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
Nagawacho was formed in 2005 by the merger of Nagato Town and Wada Village.
This year marks its 20th anniversary.
History remains on the fire hydrants...
Next week, on January 14th and 15th,
the Furu-machi Toyouke Daijingu annual festival, the Otaya Festival, takes place in Nagawacho.
On the 14th at 19:00, fireworks are scheduled.
Winter fireworks are quite rare!
Hope for good weather 🌞
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
The road connecting Wada in Nagawacho to Utsukushigahara along Japan National Route 178 (Dec. 20, 2024)
It snowed again this morning. More snow has accumulated on the road and it appears to be frozen.
Be sure to put on chains!!
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
Roadside Station Marumero No Eki Nagato
The current temperature is 9°C
Today is suddenly a warm day.
Thankful for the sun 🌞!!
Tomorrow the high will be 4°C again...
1st photo: Jizo statue at Nagakubo (intersection of Route 142 and Route 152)
2nd photo: Former Wada Junior High School
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
A kadomatsu with a bowl-shaped shimenawa😍
This style of New Year’s decoration is commonly used in this region. In the past, people say they used to place offerings inside it!
The kadomatsu and shimenawa of JA Shinshu Ueda Yodakubo South Branch.
Members of the local senior club are said to decorate it every year.
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
Nagawacho, photographed on December 20
A tengu suddenly appears along Route 178 heading from Wada in Nagawacho toward Utsukushigahara Highlands.
A tengu mask is enshrined at the Sekison Shrine in the mountains beyond.
It looks like it snowed again this morning, so it may be covered with a bit more snow now.
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
Nagawacho’s image character “Nacchan” now has LINE stickers✨
There are many expressions, plus stickers you can use for Christmas, New Year and more🎄
Bring Nacchan into your messages!
(Send a single sticker and it works like a stamp☺️)
https://store.line.me/emojishop/product/675a8cbcb1c791561f00de3a/ja...
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
I’ve been feeling winter in Nagawacho for a little while now🧣
This time I visited Utsukushi-no-ike😊
There were frost pillars and some thin ice forming❄️.*˚
Please be careful when driving, as nearby roads may be frozen⚠️
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
Suginoya sits at the foot of Wada Pass on the Nakasendo.
The menu ranges from katsudon and set meals to pizza and pasta. 🍕✨
Address ▶︎ 3389 Wada, Nagawacho
Phone ▶︎ 0268-88-2005
Hours
Weekdays ▶ 11:00–21:00
Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays ▶ 11:00–20:00
Closed every Thursday
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
I visited Wada-juku Main Camp!
It was almost hot outside, but the interior of the main camp felt cool.
There was a quiet, meditative atmosphere that made me want to sit and reflect...
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Nagawa Town Tourism Association posted.
In Nagawacho, at Himekidaira, flowering peach trees were in bloom 🌸
Their pink color looked beautiful against the sunny sky ☺️☺️
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