All Of Japan
Retiring GaikokujinThe diary of a middle-aged foreigner in Japan, trying to see as much of the country as I can.
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#232 Sunday, July 12, 2026: Nezame No Toko, Nagano
I left Naraijuku and headed towards the Kiso River and the dramatic gorge of Nezame No Toko.
I parked above the gorge and paid ¥200 to enter the main area. A small shrine stood near the car park, with a row of vermilion torii, an odd doll...
#231 Sunday, July 12, 2026: Naraijuku, Nagano
During the Edo era, when the Nakasendo was one of the main routes linking Edo with Kyoto, the village of Narai was a popular and prosperous stopping point for travellers. It was one of eleven post towns on the Kiso Road section of the Nakas...
Bonus destination #3: Friday, July 10, 2026: Lake Motosu, Yamanashi
Sitting in an arc around the northern side of Mount Fuji are the Fuji Five Lakes, or Fuijigoko as they are known in Japanese. They are, in order of size, Lake Yamanaka, Lake Kawaguchi, Lake Motosu, Lake Sai and Lake Shoji.
Of these, only Y...
#230 Sunday, July 5, 2026: Ueno Zoo, Tokyo
I was finished at Akasaka Geihinkan before noon. I consulted my guidebooks for other places in Tokyo to visit and settled on an afternoon at Ueno Zoo. The weather was pleasant, admission was a quite reasonable ¥600 and I had enough time to...
#229 Sunday, July 5, 2026: Akasaka Geihinkan - Japan's State Guest House, Tokyo
In 1909, when the future Emperor Taisho was still Crown Prince, a lavish residence was built for him in Akasaka. It was an enormous Neo-Baroque palace that looked far more European than Japanese and was set in almost 30 acres of land in the...
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