Kayabuki No Sato: Thatched-roof traditional village
Kayabuki no Sato is another traditional Japanese village located in the Kyoto prefecture. With thatched roofs it lets you step back in time.
Gero Onsen Gassho Village: A rural village from the past
Visiting the Onsen gassho village in the hotsprings town of Gero is one way to see traditional Japan of the past.
Tsumago Juku: Japan’s best-preserved postal town from the Edo period
Tsumago juku is a historical postal town located in the Japanese Alps and is worth exploring to witness a piece of history.
Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba: Traditional Village in Japan
Come with me to take a step back in time to enjoy the traditional folk village with grassy thatched roofs at Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nemba
Traditional Japanese Villages: Take a step back in time
Making the most of the ancient history in the country, I decided to visit some of the best preserved traditional Japanese villages.
Nanzo-in (Nanzoin) Temple Tokyo – The “tied-up” statue
Nanzoin Temple & shrine in Tokyo is one of the unique temples in the city that offers something a little different compared to others..
