So they have a strong sense of professional identity, and hard work can guarantee a living. Pen %Fun %Pavilion www.biquge.info". 》I passed by a few taverns in a row, and they were all full. Visit Shirakawa-go, stay at the Takayama Ojudo Manri Hotel and check out early in the morning: the shuttle bus to Takayama, the drive takes half an hour, and the fare is yen. Takayama is located west of Tokyo, in the mountains of Gifu.

Take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Nagoya, then transfer to the widevie high-speed train to reach Hida Takayama. It takes an hour, but a ride on the widevie high-speed rail allows passengers to enjoy beautiful natural scenery along the way. Takayama is famous for its "Spring Festival" (every month-day) and "Autumn Festival" (every month-day). These are two of the busiest times of the year.

In the middle of each year, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and the city is full of cherry blossom dances. The minimum temperature in winter is c, and the maximum temperature in summer is about c. Takayama City is probably the most revered nostalgic city in Japan, and Takayama City, known as "Little Kyoto", has an elegant and quiet town style that is even more charming than Kyoto. Hiking is the best way to capture the elegance of the town, shuttling through the old streets and alleys.

As far as the eye can see, there are many grocery stores, teahouses, cafes on both sides of the street, and the shops on the old street are so beautiful, and the flowers and plants in front of the door are indispensable, lovely and elegant. The decoration of the store is based on the basic same log style, and although they all follow the classical route, they look by no means the same.

There is a river flowing on one side of the street, and the river channel is not wide, but it is crystal clear, and there are traditional buildings hidden in the jungle everywhere along the side of the stream and at the foot of the mountain, giving you a sense of time illusion. Where to stay: The Takayamaohanhotel (US$ per night) is popular with visitors for its traditional Toei style, and guests staying at the hotel can enjoy the beautiful scenery from the top floor of the hotel.

The Washington Plaza Hotel, for dollars per night, is also a very cost-effective hotel in the area, close to the high-speed rail JR station, and the transportation is very convenient. , recommended Yunluo to stay in the Oyadoban Hotel, walking distance to the mountain bus station and high-speed rail station minutes, cost-effective homestay, free shuttle to the station, half board. and a breakfast and dinner with a bath.

The people who run the hotel are an elderly couple who should be above the age and are very warm and kind. However, driving is also extremely fast, especially when the old lady drove Yunluo and An Chuyu to the station, turning left and right, feeling no different from a young man driving. The room includes half board, which is equivalent to about RMB during the Japanese Golden Week, and may be done in RMB during normal times.

There is a shuttle bus from Takayama Station that runs directly to Shirakawa-go, with round-trip fares in Japanese yen. It's an hour's drive. A visit to Takayama City in Japan is a three-story building complex that is unique to Japan and is a World Heritage Site.

The whole village is the same building. Today, Shirakawa Village has a house that has been turned into a garden, but the rest of the village is still a place where residents live, and the streets are lined with shops where tourists can enjoy the scenery. At the same time, taste the food and understand the people's feelings. It was already noon when I arrived at Shirakawa-go, so I decided to fill my stomach first and then go sightseeing, delicious udon.

The Ogimachi area of Shirakawa-go is famous for gassho-zukuri. Villages with unique landscapes, such as Shirakawa-go and Gokayama Mountain, were registered as UNESCO World Heritage Sites under the name of "Gassho-zuki Settlement of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama Mountain." Looking at the guide before, many people say that the autumn colors of Shirakawa Township are very beautiful, but Yunluo prefers its winter scenery.

There are no cherry blossoms in spring, but in May there are many daffodils, tulips, and small red and white flowers everywhere, which is beautiful. In the Field Museum's "Gassho-zukuri Homes", the "Gassho-zukuri" houses that were used in various parts of Shirakawa-go were relocated and preserved here. The park is still in the shape of an ancient village. There are temples and watermill huts.

Charcoal-burning huts, stables and other buildings. In autumn, Shirakawa-go holds a cloudy sake festival during which visitors can drink a cup of cloudy sake mixed with rice for free. In Shirakawa Hachiman Shrine, one of the venues, there is a turbid sake festival. Using puppet models, we will introduce the lion dance held at festivals. Gassho architecture refers to the merging of two building materials into a forked hand triangle shape.

In the Shirakawa area, the roof is paved with straw and reeds, and it is also called Kiritsu gassho architecture in the Shirakawa area, and it is characterized by the triangular shape of the roof on both sides like an open book, which was also developed in response to the snowy natural conditions of the Shirakawa area. The Rhine River in Japan, located in the southern part of Gifu Prefecture. It is from the intersection of the middle reaches of the Kiso River and the Hida River to Aichi Prefecture.

The valley of about one kilometer in Inuyama City is named the Rhine River because the riverside landscape is very similar to the Rhine River in Germany. It takes about a few hours to cross the Kiso River Rapids, one of the three major rapids in Japan, down the Rhine River in Japan, and many tourists fall in love with it every year. Most gasshoya faces the north-south direction, and the reason for this is to consider the direction of the wind in Shirakawa.

Reduce the wind and adjust the amount of sunshine so that the weather can be warm in winter and cool in summer. A gassho house that has been converted into a café. A quiet mountain village surrounded by mountains, paddy fields, and rivers. At the first session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee held in Berlin, Germany, it was decided that Shirakawa-go, Japan? The village of Gassho in Gokayama has been designated as a World Heritage Site.

It is the first place in Japan to be designated as a World Heritage Site, after Himeji Castle and Shirakami Sanchi, and it is a mountain village that attracts tens of thousands of tourists from all over the world every year in recognition of Japan's long-standing commitment to preserving its natural and cultural landscapes and working with Japan to protect this World Heritage Site. Return to Takayama at 5 p.m., the B&B includes half board.

An Chuyupo's craftsmanship was praised, and slowly a table of Anchu Yupo's fried tempura, and the vegetables were all grown in Anchuyupo's own field. After a full meal, I took a hot spring and felt refreshed.

Staying at the Tokyu Kanazawa Hotel early in the morning, the first time I met my mother-in-law for Yunluo and An Chuyu busy breakfast, and then personally drove Yunluo and An Chuyu to the station, and took the shuttle bus to Kanazawa, the fare was yen, the journey was an hour, and I arrived in Kanazawa at almost ten o'clock. Kanazawa is a new tourist city in Japan, and the Shinkansen has not been opened for a long time, but everyone I meet especially the hotel work.

All of them are particularly proud that more and more Japanese tourists are coming to Kanazawa for sightseeing by Shinkansen. Kanazawa's main attractions: Kanrokuen Garden, pronounced Kenro Pants En, one of the three major gardens in Japan. , Nagamachi samurai yashiki, Japan's most representative samurai yashiki. , Higashi Chaya Street, a place to enjoy Japanese courtesan performances in Edo time, and a seafood market.

For those who love seafood, children's shoes should not be missed. This is the first shrine that Yunraku visited in Japan, and it is located less than fifty meters from the entrance to Kanazawa Kenrokuen Garden. The shrine worship of the Japanese nation has a history of thousands of years. Since ancient times, Japanese islanders have had a traditional sense of "animism", this simple consciousness. The formation of the Japanese nation and its rise and fall.

It has had a very important impact. It's the first time I've seen something like this, and the shelves are covered with notes with prayers written on them. There is a free rice wine available inside the shrine. Kenrokuen Garden (Kenrokuen) – the first of Japan's three famous gardens, has a very different scenery in the four seasons, and winter snow. Chunmei is the leader and is highly respected. The entrance fee to the six parks is in yen, and there is no distinction between Chinese and foreigners.

Kenrokuen Garden is highly regarded in Japan, and it is a private courtyard built by the Kaga feudal lord in the middle of the century in the outer castle of Kanazawa Castle, Japan, with a total area of 10,000 square kilometers. It is a representative of the Edo period pond spring strolling style, that is, there is a pond and lakeside in the middle of the garden, and people enjoy the beautiful view of the garden around the pond. Kenrokuen Garden and Korakuen Garden in Okayama City.

Kairakuen Garden in Mito City is known as one of Japan's three most famous gardens. The name of the six gardens originates from the "Luoyang Famous Garden" of the Song Dynasty of Yunluo Kingdom, which refers to the six artistic conceptions that a courtyard should have: grand, secluded, manpower, Canggu, water spring and overlook. At the center of Kenrokuen Garden is Kasumi Pond, and around one side is a micro-lantern, a stone lantern that stands on the edge of the pond.

Its own pedestal is unbalanced. However, it forms a delicate balance with the trees around it, and it is the best place to take photos of the six gardens. Kenrokuen Garden is beautiful throughout the year, but it is most famous for its snowy landscapes, and it is said that Japan's three most famous gardens were selected based on the "Snow Moon Flower".

Snow falls a lot in central Japan during the month of the year, so if you visit Kenrokuen Garden at this time, you can enjoy the beauty of the cold silence that is so beautiful and elegant. At lunchtime, choose an izakaya near the hotel, and an elderly man eats lunch while reading the newspaper. Grilled eel, bright and golden brown. It looks delicious. Deep-fried prawns, I don't usually like to eat shrimp in China.

But it's also delicious. Since the hotel can't check in until 3 p.m., I have to pass the time at Starbucks next to the hotel. Starbucks in Japan is cheaper than in Japan. After checking in, I walked to Nagamachi Samurai Yashiki, right next to the Tokyu Kanazawa Hotel. It's less than a five-minute walk.

It is said that Kanazawa's kimono is so famous in Japan that the samurai yashiki in Kanazawa Nagamachi will watch women dressed up in this way and take pictures with tourists, and in fact, they also use this method to promote their kimono culture. Japanese porcelain is very famous, but it is said that most of the craftsmanship comes from China, but there is also a feeling that "blue is better than blue".

Aside from the craftsmanship, the colors of Japanese tea sets are much richer than those of China. So each piece is like a work of art. Samurai Yashiki is a house where the families of samurai machines live. During the Edo period, there were many samurai yashiki built all over Japan, but the Nagamachi samurai yashiki in Kanazawa City is one of the more representative.

The Nagamachi samurai house concentrates on preserving the historical flavor of the life of the samurai, a special class in Japan, and reproduces the living environment of the samurai. The samurai class still had an extraordinary status and ability in Japanese society at that time, so you can still feel the wealth of the upper samurai class at that time in the details of their residences.

In contrast to the ornate public buildings, the samurai yashiki as a whole is more reverent, usually squared in wood, and this architectural style is collectively referred to as "samurai-zuku", which also coincides with the lifestyle of the samurai class in Japan. The Nagamachi Samurai Yashiki Street is free, and admission to the Nomura House is in Japanese yen.

Located on the north side of Korinbo in the center of the city, Oyama Shrine was built by Maeda Toshinaga in the year to worship the Maeda Toshiie, the ancestor of the Kaga clan. However, due to financial problems in Maeda during the end of the Edo period, the building slowly fell into disuse, and the Ministry of Education and the mayor of Ishikawa Prefecture planned to rebuild it, and the Oyama Shrine, which was originally located on Mt. Utsu, was relocated to its current location in the same year.

Built in the Meiji era, Oyama Shrine features a gatehouse that combines East and West, designed by Dutch architects and motifs with European and Asian religious elements. The first floor is a mixture of Japanese and Chinese colors, and the top floor was once used as a lighthouse, with Dutch stained glass windows, and a lightning rod at the top of the tower is the oldest lightning rod in Japan.

The large torii gate, which guards the entrance to the gate, was originally located in Kanazawa Castle and was later moved here. Within the precincts of the shrine stands a statue of Toshiya Maeda. There is also a beautiful garden, pond and bridge, designed to resemble a harp and lute. Imagine what it would be like if it were autumn colors and the fiery red maple leaves would be in the background.

It was already past four o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived at the local seafood market. Many shops have closed, but the few that have not yet closed can be said to be full of traffic. I don't dare to try the seafood, I saw a lot of locals mixing some seasoning and swallowed it directly, I have to say. Good food, too, requires courage. Such a large portion of sashimi costs only one yuan.

Compared to a little bit in a small plate in an izakaya, I was also drunk. If you like seafood, it is highly recommended to come to the local seafood market, which is all fresh seafood and processed on the spot. Add some soy sauce and mustard or something, and you can eat it. Such a large king crab is about yuan. I have to cooperate with the Japanese people eating raw seafood.

I don't have an appetite anymore, but it's delicious for Japanese people. All kinds of pickled seafood look a little disgusting, but there are a lot of people who buy it. It is estimated that such a motorcycle can only be found in Japan. In the evening, head to Higashi Chaya Street, a traditional Japanese entertainment venue that was used to enjoy geisha performances during the Edo period.

Higashi-Chaya Street is the largest teahouse in Kanazawa and is as famous as Kyoto's famous Gion for its precious historical value. It is a basic national cultural heritage. Today, the teahouse street has been transformed into a variety of high-end teahouses and tourist souvenir shops, but you may be able to get a taste of the elegant life of the Japanese people in the Edo period.

During the Edo period, it was generally forbidden to build two-story buildings due to fire protection requirements, but only teahouses were allowed to create two-story buildings. On the outside of the first floor of the tea house, there are lattice windows called "wooden insect cages", and the guest reception room is located on the second floor. In Kanazawa Higashi Chaya Street, you can see the interior and facilities of Japanese teahouses from the past. Because it's almost Children's Day.

Many families hung carp streamers in front of their doors. Because of Japan's Golden Week, Higashichaya Street is very crowded with tourists. You can enjoy geisha performances in Chaya Street, and the prices are actually within an acceptable range, and they are not as exaggerated as many people say. Admission to Higashi Chaya Street is free, and no ticket is required.

The city of Kanazawa is not large. There is no metro, only buses, but the distances between several tourist attractions are short, and the walk is not exaggerated. I am more and more amazed by the elegance and variety of the Edo period in Japan! Running out during the day, so it was two hours to go back to the hotel and sleep backwards. When I went out shopping, I found that many of the shops were closed.

I turned a lot of alleys to find a pub. Although Kanazawa stores close early, life at an izakaya is very busy, and alcohol is a great way to relieve fatigue and stress after a busy day.

Staying at the Brighton Hotel Kyoto, taking the train from Kanazawa to Kyoto, I chose the slow train considering that the Shinkansen is more expensive. The journey time is hourly and the fare is in Japanese yen. Japanese trains have reserved and non-reserved seats, and each has a designated car. Reserved seats have fixed seats, but non-reserved seats do not, so reserved seats are more expensive than non-reserved seats, but the seats are the same.

Personally, I don't think it's necessary to buy reserved seats at all, because the car is very empty, and there are seats to buy non-reserved seats. I arrived at the Brighton Hotel in Kyoto around the morning, and considering that the hotel would not be able to check in until after 3 p.m., I decided to leave my luggage first and go straight to the first stop in Kyoto, Inari Taisha Shrine. Inari Taisha Shrine traffic.

From Kyoto Station, take the JR Nara Line and get off at Inari Station, the fare is in yen. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is located at the foot of Mt. Inari, and the entire area of Mt. Inari is traditionally considered to be the realm of the gods (sacred sites). Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is dedicated to the gods of Inari, led by the god of Uga's soul, and has been a god of agriculture and commerce since ancient times.

In addition, other gods such as Adahiko Okami, Omiya Noh Okami, Tanaka Okami, and the Four Great Gods are also enshrined. Due to the large number of pilgrims who come to the shrine every year to worship for a good harvest, prosperous business, and safe traffic, the shrine is one of the most popular incense shrines in Kyoto. Fushimi Inari Shrine is free to visit, and there is no need to buy a ticket.

Inside Fushimi Inari Shrine, it is common to see many women wearing kimonos, which is also one of the highlights of the shrine. Sightseeing in Kyoto and visiting shrines is probably one of the essential experiences for all tourists. There are two things to keep in mind when visiting: using the right way to worship in the locals, and finding out which deity is enshrined at the shrine.

Visitors write their blessings on the red torii. In addition to the main buildings, the biggest highlight of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is these red torii gates, hundreds of red torii gates form a passage to the top of the mountain, the whole journey is about four kilometers, and the walking path to the top of the mountain takes about one hour to go back and forth. A custom that originated in the Edo period.

People who come here to make a wish often donate money to erect a torii gate on the precincts of the shrine as a tribute to the gods, and as a result, a staggering number of torii gates have been erected within the boundaries of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, and the name Senbon torii is famous throughout Japan and overseas. In the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha", there are also scenes with Senbon Torii as the background.

Lunch on the mountainside to solve, I thought that the catering in the tourist attractions will be particularly expensive, who knows that it is a price with the outside, there is no need to worry about being slaughtered, and the proprietress who runs the restaurant is extremely enthusiastic, ordered a parent-child set meal, the so-called parent-child is chicken and eggs. The little friend ordered sushi, which was different from the sushi that Yunluo usually touched. (To be continued.) )