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[Image1]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image2]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image3]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image4]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image5]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image6]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image7]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image8]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

[Image9]RyokuinIt is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuza

Ryokuin
It is a tower head temple of the Kenninji sect of the Rinzai sect, which was founded by Ryuzan Tokumi Zen master who inherited the Yellow Dragon School, the dharma vein of the Zen master Minan Eisai of Kenninji Temple. At the time of its opening, the current Ryokuin Temple was called "Chizoin". After the remains of Zen Master Ryuyama Tokumi were buried in the temple, Chizu-in was the main Zen Temple of the Yellow Dragon school, such as the Ryoku-in Temple of Bunrinjuiku, the third generation of our hospital, who inherited the dharma of Tokumi , and the Sacred spring-in of Ichian Ichirin.

At the time of its founding, Ryosoku-in was located There is a in Kennin-ji Kaizan-do and Gokoku-in as a separate house or apprenticeship of Chizo-in, but after the fire during the astronomical year, both houses of "Chizo-in and Ryosoku-in" were combined and called "Ryosoku-in" and continue to this day.

Sitting Zen and Soji Experience Sutra Copying Experience
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Based in Kyoto, the Zen monk Shinabe Tosō can be seen teaching sitting Zen
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[Image1]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image2]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image3]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image4]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image5]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image6]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image7]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image8]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image9]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image10]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image11]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

[Image12]Anman Ruins ParkAnman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns,

Anman Ruins Park

Anman Ruins Park is a city park (historical park) located at 12-3 Hatchohate Towns, Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. It is located within the scope of the national historic site "Anman Ruins", which is mainly a large-scale ring bunker settlement of the Yayoi period.
Light up the trees at the main entrance every day from 17:00~21:00 during the period.
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Dec. 7, 2024

[Image1]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image2]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image3]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image4]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image5]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image6]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image7]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image8]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image9]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image10]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image11]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image12]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image13]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image14]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image15]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image16]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image17]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image18]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image19]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

[Image20]Duskin Museum 5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, OsakaAdmission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the

Duskin Museum
5-32 Yoshino Towns, Suita, Osaka

Admission fee is free. However, there is a fee for the Missed Kitchen (donut hand-making experience) and the donut ball topping experience.
10:00~16:00 (Admission until 15:30)

[Misdo Kitchen Donut Handmade Experience (Reservation Required)]
1st session 10:15-11:45
2nd session 14:00-15:30

[Donut Ball Topping Experience Reception]
Weekdays 10:30-15:00
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
* Restrooms available may be closed early if there are many experienced people.

[Duskin Dust Busters (Reception on the day, first 10 people each time)]
1st session 11:00-11:25
2nd session 14:00-14:25
3rd session 15:00-15:25

Closed on Mondays, Obon period, year-end and New Year holidays
If Monday is a Holidays, it will be closed on the following Weekdays.

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[Image1]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image2]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image3]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image4]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image5]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image6]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image7]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image8]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image9]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image10]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image11]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image12]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image13]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image14]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image15]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

[Image16]Sakai ComplexThe night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in

Sakai Complex

The night view of factories in the Sakai-Senhoku Waterfront Industrial Zone, located in Honshu City and Takaishi City, is densely populated with large-scale plants in one place, and there are Spot scattered in the area where you can Appreciation the night view of the factory from various angles. In particular, the night view of the factory seen from the Hanshin Expressway Bay Shore Line is as beautiful as a scene from a science fiction movie. For those who visit the city, you can Fun the "Historical and Cultural Town Sakai" such as the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku Tomb and the tea ceremony experience during the day, and the "Factory Night View Town Sakai" at night.

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[Image1]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image2]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image3]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image4]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image5]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image6]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image7]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image8]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image9]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image10]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image11]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image12]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image13]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image14]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image15]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image16]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image17]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image18]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image19]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

[Image20]Yanagidani Kannon YokokujiAs a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon ha

Yanagidani Kannon Yokokuji
As a place of prayer for the healing of eye diseases, Yanagitani Kannon has been worshipped by people suffering from eye diseases since the Heian period, including the Imperial Family and the Imperial Family.
This mountain, which is also known as the clear water of the west, has many historical items related to the Imperial Family, and it is a rare temple where you can receive Many Benefits by visiting the Precincts.
It is also popular as a hidden Famous landmarks of hydrangeas and Autumn leaves, and many Events that satisfy the five senses every season are Held in with the importance of "watching with the heart".

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Yanagitani Kannon (Yanggu Temple)

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[Image1]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image2]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image3]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image4]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image5]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image6]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image7]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image8]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image9]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image10]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image11]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image12]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image13]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

[Image14]Nara Goldfish MuseumOne of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of

Nara Goldfish Museum

One of the largest goldfish museums in Japan was born in Nara Prefecture, one of the three major goldfish producing areas in Japan. The whole thing is based on the concept of "goldfish" and is expressed by artists who are running through the present.

It's subtle. I had done it on TV before, so I went there.

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[Image1]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image2]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image3]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image4]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image5]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image6]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image7]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image8]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image9]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image10]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image11]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image12]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image13]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image14]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image15]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image16]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image17]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

[Image18]Katsuoji TempleKatsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka PrefectureFamous as the

Katsuoji Temple
Katsuoji Temple, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture

Famous as the "Temple of Luck" and "Temple of Kachi Daruma", Nishikoku 23 Sapporo Katsuoji Temple is about 30 minutes by car from Shin-Osaka Station. Unlike Kyoto, Nara, and other Town Autumn leaves, the Precincts of about 80,000 tsubo is colored in red, green, and yellow, and it is famous as a Famous landmarks of Autumn leaves one of the most Kansai because it looks like a wide painting. The tunnel of Autumn leaves covering the approach to the temple is a popular Appreciation Spot. In addition, it has been known as the Temple of Luck since ancient times, and there is no end to the number of Worshippers who seek the "luck of Katsuoji".

After sunset, a special Light up is held where you can experience a fantastic and mysterious world. The period is Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from mid-November ~ early December, until 20:30.
You can't enter without making a reservation. Up to 2 hours with parking reservation for Car parking

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Seioji Temple

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[Image1]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image2]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image3]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image4]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image5]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image6]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image7]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image8]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image9]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image10]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image11]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image12]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image13]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image14]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image15]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

[Image16]Wind chime templeShōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, K

Wind chime temple

Shōjūin is a Koyasan Shingon Temple located in Ujitawara Towns, Tsurugi District, Kyoto Prefecture. It was founded 800 years ago in the Kamakura period as a tower temple of Iio Kyoji Temple. The wind chime festival, which is Held in in the summer, is Famous and is also called Kyoto's wind chime Temple. He is known for his heart-shaped windows and ceiling paintings, which are called inome windows in the guest hall.

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Shoju-in Temple

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[Image1]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image2]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image3]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image4]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image5]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image6]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image7]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image8]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image9]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image10]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image11]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image12]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image13]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image14]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image15]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image16]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image17]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image18]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image19]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

[Image20]Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely k

Shigaraki Town is located in the western part of Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, and is a Town widely known as a pottery Town.
Shigaraki Towns, which has flourished since ancient times as an important place for transportation connecting the Tokai and regions, is a town with a long history and rich nature, and most of it is surrounded by mountains with an elevation of 300m~400m, called the Shigaraki Basin, and is one of the Famous landmarks representing Shiga Prefecture.

In the fall of 2019, it became the setting for the NHK TV series "Scarlett," which depicts the fierce but passionate life of Shigaraki's first female potter, and attracted attention.

Shigaraki Towns is famous as a production area for Shigaraki ware, which is considered to be one of the six ancient kilns in Japan, and Asamiya tea, which is one of the five major teas in Japan and has a history of being presented to successive emperors as the highest peak of green tea.
Shigaraki Tanuki's Eight Phases
"Shigaraki Tanuki's Hometown" Wherever you go in Shigaraki Towns, you can encounter adorable raccoon pottery.

There are eight meanings in the form of Shigaraki Tanuki.

Kasa protects against unexpected calamities
Always strive to be amiable with a smile
The eyes are able to look around, be attentive, and make the right decisions.
A big belly combines calmness and boldness.
Virtuous is not troubled by eating and drinking, but strives to have virtue
The passbook is the first thing in the world.
The gold bag is blessed with good luck
A thick tail is a big end to things, and you have to stand firm

These are called "eight-phase auspiciousness" and represent auspiciousness.

Please look for your favorite one among the Shigaraki raccoons, which come in various forms.

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Shigaraki ware

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[Image1]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image2]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image3]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image4]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image5]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image6]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image7]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image8]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image9]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image10]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

[Image11]Miyama thatched villageSightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns

Miyama thatched village

Sightseeing spot representing Miyama Towns "Thatched Village"
There are still Many thatched houses in In the town, but among them, 39 out of 50 houses in the "northern" village have thatched roofs, and the degree of preservation of the historical landscape, including buildings using traditional techniques, is highly evaluated, and it was selected as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in December 1993 (Heisei 5) (1993).
It has gained popularity as a place where you can encounter the original scenery of Japan, and many tourists Visit throughout the year.
There are two cafes, the Miyama Folk Documents Museum, and two inns, "Guesthouse Matabe" and "Guesthouse Kuya" in the village.
Kamakura Shrine in the village is a recommended Spot where you can overlook the village.
You can also apply for a private guided tour of the thatched village that you can enjoy by making a reservation in advance.
It takes 30 minutes ~ 1 hour to walk in the thatched village with commentary.

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