The most popular New Year's visit destination in Akita Prefecture is Ohirayama Miyoshi Shrine on the outskirts of Akita City, known as the god of victory and success, and more than 100,000 people visit on the third day of the New Year...
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Speaking of New Year's visit in Yamagata Prefecture, there are many shrines throughout the prefecture, such as Yamagata Gokoku Shrine and Tateishokuji Temple in Yamagata City, Uesugi Shrine in Yonezawa, Kameoka Monjudo in Takahata, and Kumano Taisha Shrine in Nanyo...
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In addition to Osaki Hachimangu Shrine and Toshogu Shrine in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture's New Year visits include Takekoma Shrine, one of Japan's three major Inari Shrines, and Shiogama Shrine, ``Mutsu Kuni Ichinomiya''...
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We would like to introduce two shrines from Aomori City and Hachinohe City that are said to be standard in their respective regions as recommended New Year's visit destinations in Aomori Prefecture for the New Year of 2025.
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Based on the book "Five Winds of Oga" written by Masumi Sugae (1754-1829), a travelogue of the Edo period, who wrote about his travels on the Oga Peninsula, this book is based on the Edo period and modern times...
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Based on [Oga Gofu], written by Masumi Sugae (1754-1829) of the Edo period, about his travels on the Oga Peninsula, this book compares the Edo period and the present day.
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Many trains operate in loops on routes such as the Yamanote Line in Tokyo, the Osaka Loop Line in Osaka Prefecture, and the Nagoya Municipal Subway Meijo Line in Aichi Prefecture. Therefore...
Yuto Ono
Masumi Sugae (1754-1829). A traveler from the Edo period who traveled mainly to northern Japan and Hokkaido, writing about the scenery, people's lives, customs, etc.
NORIJUN
National highways are the general term for roads designated by Japanese government by government ordinance. Because these roads form part of the nationwide trunk road network, they are generally wide and vehicles drive at high speeds.
Yuto Ono
Ouchi-juku is located in Shimogo-cho, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima Prefecture. It is one of Fukushima's tourist attractions because you can see old houses with thatched roofs lined up along the road.
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