#wakayama castle

[carriekck]

Hello everyone ^^

This is Wakayama castle.

It’s not crowded in here and near Osaka.

White castle is beautiful and nature makes you feel peaceful ❤️

So if you have enough time let’s think about to visit to here.

Wakayama prefecture is Kansai area and this castle is very close to Kansai airport.

Kansai airport station - Izumisano station - Wakayamashi station.

You need to change train at Izumisano station then going toward Wakayama and get off at Wakayamashi station 😁

#japan vacation #japan travel #japan photos #japan trip #visit japan #japan tour #japanese #wakayama #kansai #castle of wakayama #wakayama castle #japanese castle #japanese culture #trip #travel #travel lovers

[tetsuyasogo]

August 12, 2023: I went to Wakayama City to visit my family graves for Obon, visited Wakayama Castle and attended "Toin High School Reunion" for the first time after I graduated. I was thrilled to see many reunions for the first time in 45 years at a grand gathering attended by 130 classmates, and spent the night drinking and talking with my old friends in Wakayama.

#tetsuya sogo #十河哲也 #Obon #visiting a grave #Toin High School Reunion #wakayama castle

[thepriceofbeingaroseisloneliness]

toshiya_direngrey

やっと来れました和歌山。

初上陸ということで和歌山城に行って来ました。

和歌山と言えば、hydeさん。 メンバー全員分の差し入れ頂きました。 ありがとうございます。

和歌山、良い夜でした〜ありがとう。

I finally could come to Wakayama.

I went to Wakayama Castle for the first time.

Speaking of Wakayama, Hyde. We received gifts for all members. Thank you.

It was a great night in Wakayama

~ Thank you

#dir en grey #toshiya

[kosa-photo-insta]

紅葉に包まれる和歌山城 今年もやっぱりこの構図📸 超広角レンズで撮ったので、和歌山城がぽつん…🏯 . Location:和歌山 Wakayama / Japan🇯🇵 Date:2022年12月 Camera:Z9 / LAOWA 9mm F5.6 W-Dreamer . #Japan_Daytime_View #みんすと紅葉祭 #nikoncreators #nikoncreators_2022light #voyaged #和歌山城しか勝たん #insta_wakayama #和歌山城 #photo_travelers #photo_shorttrip #rakutentravel #tokyocameraclub #art_of_japan_ #jgrv_member #team_jp_ #photo_jpn #sorakataphoto #LBJ_KING #広がり同盟メンバー #special_spot_legend #whim_member #wu_japan #beautiful_photo_jpn #ZKG10 #mf_landscape #invisible_cool_part #ig_captures #bestjapanpics #Lovers_Nippon #ptk_japan (和歌山城 Wakayama Castle) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl7EsHGSWSK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#japan_daytime_view #みんすと紅葉祭 #nikoncreators #nikoncreators_2022light #voyaged #和歌山城しか勝たん #insta_wakayama #和歌山城 #photo_travelers #photo_shorttrip #rakutentravel #tokyocameraclub #art_of_japan_ #jgrv_member #team_jp_ #photo_jpn #sorakataphoto #lbj_king #広がり同盟メンバー #special_spot_legend #whim_member #wu_japan #beautiful_photo_jpn #zkg10 #mf_landscape #invisible_cool_part #ig_captures #bestjapanpics #lovers_nippon #ptk_japan

[officialinuyasha]

What areas did Taishou and Sesshoumaru rule over?

Unfortunately there is no official map that shows for what's owned in the series but there are some for real life!

The dog demon clan hailed from Saigoku. That's the "Western lands" of Japan. Kaede's Village is where Tokyo is to this day.

Ironically now for modern times there's something called the "Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage" they go through the 33 Buddhist temples on the Kansai region of Japan. Saigoku was really an old term that was also sometimes pronounced as "Saikoku" but today it is called "Kansai" ! "Saigoku" is Kansai (関西), the area of western Japan centering on Kyoto https://www.thetempleguy.org/p/saigoku-33-kannon-route.html Those areas are Hyogo, Kyoto, Shiga, Osaka, Nara and Wakayama

www.travel-around-japan.com/k60-00-kansai-reg.html

Just to note there's a Mistranslation in the Viz media English version of the Yashahime manga that said Taishou came from China but it's actually Saigoku, which is Western lands of Japan it was even addressed on Takashi Shiina's Twitter page. Incase people were confused. https://twitter.com/Takashi_Shiina/status/1542931034517700608 一カ所、「西国」が「Ancient China（古代中国）」と訳されてたので、「これは＜日本の西にある国＞ではなく、＜日本国の西地方＞という意味です」と伝言をお願いしておいた。電子版では近日直してもらえるかも。 In one place, ``Saigoku'' was translated as ``Ancient China,'' so I sent a message saying, ``This does not mean ``the country to the west of Japan,'' but ``the western region of Japan.'' I asked for it. The digital version may be fixed soon.

You can see very good maps for history here:

https://timemaps.com/history/japan-1453ad/

For reference on what era you want to look at for InuYasha it's during the 1540s, this was mentioned in InuYasha wide edition #4

In Yashahime manga chapter 23 they're at Sakai. In feudal Japan Sakai is the center of commerce.

Taishou died in the Kamakura period within a castle in Kamakura city. That's 1185-1333 There's been many changes on the earth since those times as well as tsunamis and even seasonal cycles because of tilts. Japan has certainly shrunk over the years because these situations. We also know he's been alive since the Heian period 794-1185 because of how he uses the Dono honorific when talking to Zero and also within the timeline. Midoriko and the Jewel was created in the Heian period according to the InuYasha profiles book timeline.

Kirinmaru, Riku and Rion are from mainland China, yes. In fact Kirinmaru is based on the Qilin of myths and legends which originate from China which were first attested in 5th century BCE which ironically lines up with what Katsuyuki Sumisawas said in Animage May 2021 about him being alive since the era of myth and that he may have seen Buddha or Jesus Christ in the Flesh but not Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit.

There are some maps within the series, like Mount Hakurei, Horai Island from the fourth movie. Also the video game counterparts which were all supervised by Rumiko-sensei. - Admin

#inuyasha #犬夜叉 #inu yasha #anime #manga #rumiko takahashi #yashahime #hanyou no yashahime #inulysis #inu meta #inumeta

[superkirarabbit]

Wakayama Castle 想像以上に見応えのあった和歌山城。石垣の積み方も石の種類も時代により異なり面白い。広大な敷地で、自然豊かなため、遠くに木の上で休む白鷺らしき群も臨め驚いた！紀州徳川家の勢力がうかがえる。場内の資料館も勉強になって楽しかった♪ #castle #史跡 #和歌山城 #nature #walking #refresh #天守閣 #復元 #japan #和歌山 #大手門 #本丸御殿 #跡地 #御橋廊下 #holiday #fun #february #石垣#travel #紀州徳川家 #和歌山公園 #bird #tree #history #重要文化財 #park #のどか (和歌山城) https://www.instagram.com/p/CozuGS9P-p3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#castle #史跡 #和歌山城 #nature #walking #refresh #天守閣 #復元 #japan #和歌山 #大手門 #本丸御殿 #跡地 #御橋廊下 #holiday #fun #february #石垣 #travel #紀州徳川家 #和歌山公園 #bird #tree #history #重要文化財 #park #のどか

[cookinguptales]

okay so it's about a week until I leave the country for over a month. I am dutifully filling up my queue so y'all will stay entertained while I am gone, but I should probably state for the record that I may not be easy to get ahold of while I'm gone. if you really want me to see something, send me a tumblr chat/ask so it'll show up in a separate inbox from my notifications.

I'll probably post about some travel stuff here, if I'm not too tired, but I suspect the lion's share will end up on twitter and especially instagram. if you would like to see travel posts, I am @iletaitunefois on twitter and @cookinguptales on IG.

if you do not want to see travel posts, please block '#the travel bug'.

I'm also gonna offer up postcards again. I'm not going to make any promises because I don't know how easy it'll be for me to find time/post offices everywhere I go in Japan -- and also because I may be cursed; I think like only half of my Christmas cards actually made their way to their destinations last year.

But! If you do want a postcard, send me a private message and I'll add you to my list. If you have any special requests (locations, nature, cityscapes, cute characters, whatever) lmk and I can see if I can make that work, but again, no promises. I usually keep track of nearby post offices in Japan because they're good places for foreigners to withdraw money, but like. I'm also not gonna take a ton of time out of my trip to find a post office, y'know? Certain legs of the trip will probably be easier than others for that.

FINALLY, if you want to know more about the trip before you decide to follow my IG or ask for a postcard (or, if like me, you are simply nosy) here's a vague overview of the trip:

The first couple weeks of the trip, I'll actually be on the ocean. There's this thing that cruise lines do called "repositioning cruises" where they literally just sail across the ocean. This is so a cruise company can use a ship in a different location, generally. Like if they usually use a boat in the Caribbean, but during another time of the year want to use it in the Pacific, they still need to get it over there. And why not let people ride it during the journey?

The trip is really more pragmatic than it is designed for tourists, though, so they tend to be very cheap. They're long, there aren't a lot of stops, they tend to be during unpopular travel times... So long story short, we can take a two week cruise to Japan for like... half the cost of a plane ticket to Japan. And my mother and I can work from wherever and my father and my aunt are retired, so. We'll just. be in the Pacific Ocean for two weeks. lmao

(I've moved around my work schedule so I probably won't have to do much work in Japan, but I'll have to work on the boat. ;;)

There will be one stop at the beginning of the trip (Alaska) and one at the end (Hokkaido!!!!!) so that'll be fun! But for the most part, I will mostly be working and writing and vegging out on the boat. I'm downloading a lot of tv now because boats tend to have minimal internet. lmao

(And don't worry, we chose a boat that has vax and testing requirements! Which... will probably make it safer than SEPTA here in Philly...)

Once we're in Japan, though, we're really gonna be putting our JR passes to the test. Here's a not exhaustive list of places we're going and things we're doing, in no particular order. (I... tend not to let people know exactly where I am until I've left that place lmao.)

Tokyo (obviously)

Kyoto

Osaka

Nara (to see the shosoin)

Yamagata

Two different onsen towns

Yokohama

Takarazuka 😎 iykyk

Tokyo Disneyland/DisneySea

Wakayama

Kawagoe

Maybe Hakone depending on weather

various Halloween-themed meals in Tokyo and Halloween itself in Dotonbori

several very sacred mountains to learn about shugendo

castles!! and more shrines and temples than you can shake a stick at

Asahi tour (for dad haha)

sumo stable tour (also for dad)

Pokemon stuff (.... also for dad lmao)

seein some cute animals

a lot of interesting food!!!

tbh we're going to be exhausted, but there's a lot of train travel and easy days in there so we can rest then. (dad and I both love trains lmao) Dad actually hurt himself about a month ago, so I took out some of the stuff I was planning that involved more walking (like the old pilgrimage route in Wakayama, climbing Nokogiriyama, and the monkey park in Jigokudani) so that'll also prevent me from overdoing it too much.

part of me is like "wow this is too much you should scale back and save responsibly" but a lot of my trip is gonna be subsidized by my family in return for translating for them all and arranging everything, and we're gonna save money in lodging and such, so I'm just. gonna tell my brain to shut up and enjoy living before we die lmao.

(when you grew up really poor, it can be kind of hard to let go and allow yourself to enjoy nice things when you're older and more stable financially lmao. but I'm getting better at it!)

also, I'm gonna bring Glen! my little Tabikaeru frog! we'll go to Kusatsu Onsen together lmao.

#the travel bug

[ayuvogue]

Ayumi Hamasaki's official site has released the logo and official dates for her upcoming 25th Anniversary Live Tour. First announced at her one-night 25th anniversary arena show, the ambitious hall tour will visit all 47 of Japan's prefectures for the first time.

Ticket information has not been announced yet; we will no doubt have more details after TeamAyu is relaunched as an app next month. The tour dates are as follows:

July 8, 2023 (Sat) Chiba: Ichihara Civic Hall

July 9, 2023 (Sun) Chiba: Ichihara Civic Hall

July 15, 2023 (Sat) Saitama: Saitama City Cultural Center

July 22, 2023 (Sat) Aomori: Link Station Hall Aomori

July 23, 2023 (Sun) Iwate: Morioka Civic Cultural Center

July 29, 2023 (Sat) Niigata: Niigata Prefectural Civic Center

August 1, 2023 (Tue) Hokkaido: Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater Hitaru

August 5, 2023 (Sat) Yamanashi: YCC Prefectural Cultural Hall

August 18, 2023 (Fri) Osaka: Festival Hall

August 19, 2023 (Sat) Osaka: Festival Hall

August 26, 2023 (Sat) Aichi: Nagoya Conference Center Century Hall

August 27, 2023 (Sun) Aichi: Nagoya Conference Center Century Hall

September 2, 2023 (Sat) Ibaraki: The Hirosawa City Hall

September 8, 2023 (Fri) Ehime: Matsuyama Civic Hall

September 9, 2023 (Sat) Kagawa: Rexxam Hall

September 17, 2023 (Sun) Yamagata: Shelter Nanyo Hall

September 18, 2023 (Mon・Public Holiday) Fukushima: Kenshin Koriyama Cultural Center

September 30, 2023 (Sat) Tochigi: Utsunomiya City Cultural Center

October 2, 2023 (Mon) Kanagawa: Kanagawa Prefectural Hall

October 8, 2023 (Sun) Hyogo: Kobe International House Kokusai Hall

October 9, 2023 (Mon・Public Holiday) Kyoto: ROHM Theater Kyoto Main Hall

October 14, 2023 (Sat) Okayama: Kurashiki Civic Hall

October 15, 2023 (Sun) Hiroshima: Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen HBG Hall

November 4, 2023 (Sat) Gunma: Beisia Cultural Hall

November 18, 2023 (Sat) Miyagi: Tokyo Electron Hall Miyagi

November 19, 2023 (Sun) Akita: Yuzawa City Cultural Center

November 24, 2023 (Fri) Fukuoka: Fukuoka Sun Palace

November 25, 2023 (Sat) Nagasaki: Nagasaki Brick Hall

December 3, 2023 (Sun) Shizuoka: Shizuoka Civic Cultural Center Large Hall

December 30, 2023 (Sat) Tokyo: To be announced soon!!

December 31, 2023 (Sun) Tokyo: To be announced soon!!

January 7, 2024 (Sun) Kagoshima: Hozan Hall (Kagoshima Prefectural Cultural Center)

January 8, 2024 (Mon・Public Holiday) Miyazaki: Miyazaki Civic Cultural Hall

January 13, 2024 (Sat) Shiga: Biwako Hall Large Hall

January 14, 2024 (Sun) Nara: Nara Centennial Hall Large Hall

January 20, 2024 (Sun) Ishikawa: Honda no Mori Hall Rescheduled 4/24 due to earthquake

January 21, 2024 (Sun) Fukui: Phoenix Plaza Rescheduled 4/23 due to earthquake

January 27, 2024 (Sat) Gifu: Toki City Cultural Plaza Sun Hall

January 28, 2024 (Sun) Mie: Yokkaichi City Cultural Hall 1st Hall

February 3, 2024 (Sat) Tokushima: Asty Tokushima

February 4, 2024 (Sun) Kochi: Kochi City Cultural Plaza CUL-PORT

February 9, 2024 (Fri) Oita: Oita Holt Hall

February 12, 2024 (Mon・Public Holiday) Yamaguchi: Shunan City Cultural Center

February 17, 2024 (Sat) Saga: Saga City Cultural Center

February 18, 2024 (Sun) Kumamoto: Kumamoto Castle Hall

February 23, 2024 (Friday) Tottori: Rika Hall, Torigin Bunka Kaikan

February 24, 2024 (Sat) Shimane: Shimane Prefectural Civic Center Large Hall

March 1, 2024 (Fri) Toyama: Aubade Hall

March 2, 2024 (Sat) Nagano: Hokuto Bunka Hall

March 9, 2024 (Sat) Wakayama: Wakayama Prefectural Cultural Center Large Hall

March 10, 2024 (Sun) Osaka: Orix Theater

March 23, 2024 (Sat) Okinawa: Okinawa Convention Center

March 24, 2024 (Sun) Okinawa: Okinawa Convention Center

April 23, 2024 (Tues) Fukui: Phoenix Plaza (rescheduled from January)

April 24, 2023 (Weds) Ishikawa: Honda no Mori Kitaden Hall (Rescheduled from January)

The only dates without a set venue are the New Year's Eve Tokyo dates, suggesting the possibility of a more traditional COUNTDOWN LIVE.

#ayumi hamasaki #hamasaki ayumi #浜崎あゆみ #j-pop #ayu news #25th anniversary #25th anniversary live tour

[dayseternal-blog]

☆ Share 3 fun facts about you, then pass this to three of your mutuals! ☆

:D Thank you alexis513, @happyocelot, and @lavdiiaa for the tag/ask!! 💖

I was in Japan last week! We went to Universal Studios Japan in Osaka for a day. Then in Kyoto, we went to Arashiyama, Kiyomizu-dera, Teramachi & Shinkyogoku, and Fushimi Inari Taisha. Last we went to Shirahama, Kimiidera, Doujou-ji, and Wakayama Castle in Wakayama! We were so busy.

I just finished reading a short book while on the trip: The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima. It was the most wonderful little love story about two young teens who fall in love but the girl's father objects to their relationship due to an awful rumor. With the counsel and support of their role models, the two of them hold out for the day they can be together again.

I took these pics of early-blooming sakura at Doujou-ji. It was raining all day, but Japan is super lovely in the rain. These are probably the best pictures I've ever taken of sakura.

#alexis513 #happyocelot #lavdiiaa #tag game #ask game #about me #3 fun facts

[shinsengumi-archives]

Links to old Shinsengumi websites

Links to defunct and hard to find websites about the Shinsengumi. Many of them are in Japanese.

h-japan

http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Pagoda/5770/shinhis.htm Short biographies and overview of the Shinsengumi’s history

http://faculty.washington.edu/kendo/shinsengumi.html Page with more links to Shinsengumi websites

http://pweb.sophia.ac.jp/~britto/deekid/task17/nozomi17.html Overview of the Shinsengumi’s history

University of Washington

Shinsengumi (http://www.tamahito.com/) Articles about Shinsengumi members, places and maps

Shinsengumi links page  Long list of links

Nako's Time Capsule (history of Shinsengumi and Byakkotai) Info about the Bakumatsu and links to other sites

Gunji - historical resources page Info about historical figures and links

Nako's Time Capsule

Aizu Digital Museum This is a website about the Aizu War (especially about the Byakkotai). There are a lot of images, etc., and I think that it is a very easy-to-understand HP.

Cut through history There are person introductions, Japanese history quizzes and chats. By the way, I didn't seem to be able to do the quiz at all... I have to study a little longer... Pathetic... (^^;;)

Shinsengumi Encyclopedia If you are a fan of Hijikata-san, you should definitely check it out. It's a tremendous amount of information. Even if you are not a fan of Hijikata-san, if you have even the slightest interest in the Shinsengumi, please take a look. However, it's very wide so don't get lost (laughs)

Mangetsudo I have been writing about the Shinsengumi since the days of the Roshitai. I think that it is quite rare that it is written from the time of the roshi corps. In addition, there are various corners.

Hashimoto's Home Page This website is made by Aizu. At the end of the Edo period, the person who was active in Aizu is written.

Wolves of Mibu Introducing the Shinsengumi. There is also an introduction to historical sites. Historical sites are introduced not only in Tokyo and Kyoto, but also in Hokkaido, Wakayama, and Osaka.

Hajime Saito 1 to 5 There is a lot written about Hajime Saito. It is worth seeing that the chronology, materials, and places related to Hajime Saito are gathered together.

One Thousand and One Nights There are essays on Bakumatsu, domain maps, and a chronological table of traction. Walking around Ome introduces temples and other places in Ome City with photos. Also, there are quite a lot of links related to the Bakumatsu period.

"Shinsengumi ~Yoake Mae~" There is not much content yet, but I think that the number one, Shinsengumi, is written on the HP. (Somehow, it's not explained...) The name of the person who made it is very nice.

Room of Historical Novels It introduces the works of Michiko Nagai, Ryotaro Shiba, and Jugo Kuroiwa. For once, the center seems to be Michiko Nagai. This is the HP I found while riding the waves. The work is introduced very carefully.

Historic Sites in Kyoto This is a website made by a person who lives in Kyoto, and describes the stone monuments found here and there in Kyoto. It is recommended for those who want to go but cannot go to Kyoto easily. With photos, the explanation is also polite, so please take a look at it once. From the chronological table, you can jump to the page that explains it.

Hokushin Castle This page mainly introduces castles in Tohoku. It also describes the Hakodate War. I think it's a very interesting HP because it introduces regardless of whether it's famous or not. (Hello, it seems that they have started introducing other areas besides Tohoku.)

Gunji

http://www.tkcity.net/~megumi/top.htm Shinsengumi history and Kaze Hikaru fansite

http://www.rekishi.jp/ Polls about Asian history and links to sites about the Edo Period and the Bakumatsu, along with other historical info

http://www.esbooks.co.jp/myshop/gunji/ Books about the Bakumatsu

http://member.nifty.ne.jp/jhforum/fulemep.htm Links to sites about the Edo Period and the Bakumatsu and other historical info

megumi

http://www.musesworld.co.jp/web2/sineitai/ Kaze Hikaru fansite with links to other Shinsengumi sites

http://www.angelfire.com/anime2/shinsengumi/mibu_yado.html Sitemap and info about Shinsengumi members

http://cgi12.plala.or.jp/non2/tobimasu/tobimasu.cgi Links to Bakumatsu sites

http://www26.tok2.com/home/lovepeople/index2.htm Books about the Shinsengumi, links to Shinsengumi sites, and fanfics

http://www4.ocn.ne.jp/~sohzi/index1.html Shinsengumi history, Bakumatsu history, media/museum recommendations, polls, sitemap

http://www.boreas.dti.ne.jp/~queen/pm.htm Peacemaker Kurogane fansite with info about the Shinsengumi and character popularity poll

http://www.tosizou.com/menu.html Pages about Japanese history

sineitai

http://www1.kcn.ne.jp/~assa/ Kaze Hikaru fansite with fanfics, theme songs and links to other sites

http://www12.freeweb.ne.jp/novel/sorata/index.html

Polls

    Strongest swordsman

    Shinsengumi predicted blood type

    Scenes you want to see

    Comparing Shinsengumi members to flowers

    Who to bring forward in time to the present day

    Fanfic themes

Q&A about the Shinsengumi

Reviews of Shinsengumi manga and novels

Travelogues to historical sites

Biography, books and other pages about Iba Hachiro

Links to sites about the Shinsengumi (page 1, 2, 3), Kaze Hikaru and Peacemaker Kurogane

http://www4.plala.or.jp/shibaraku/ Kaze Hikaru fansite

http://www.geocities.co.jp/Playtown-Toys/7647/ Links to Kaze Hikaru sites

#shinsengumi #Resources #website #japanese #recommended

[myjapan-me]

Wakayama Castle

[thegraycube]

🎶 Dear reader, get out your map, pick somewhere and just run. 🎶 - Taylor Swift (at 和歌山城 Wakayama Castle) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl4VDSkPW6vs-qBC7bDm29Dk3G5nwjbHLP7nIg0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tetsuyasogo]

Osaka Castle, Wakayama Castle & Sogo Castle in Kagawa

#tetsuya sogo #十河哲也 #hisa sogo #十河尚 #osaka castle #wakayama castle #Warlords Sogo in the Sengoku period #Sogo Castle

[kosa-photo-insta]

雪の和歌山城 和歌山城が真っ白になった4年前 これをもう一度見たいと願っているが、今季は見ることが出来るのか？！ . Location:和歌山 Wakayama / Japan🇯🇵 Date:2018年2月 Camera:D750 24-120mm . #和歌山城 #和歌山城しか勝たん #ZKG10 #visitwakayama #photo_travelers #photo_shorttrip #rakutentravel #retrip_nippon #jalan_travel #Japan_Daytime_View #s_shot #beautiful_photo_jpn #japan_of_insta #YourShotPhotographer #1x_japan#bestjapanpics #Lovers_Nippon #ptk_japan #nipponpic_member #pixlib_jp #tokyocameraclub #art_of_japan_ #jgrv_member #team_jp_ #photo_jpn #sorakataphoto #LBJ_KING #mst_vip #広がり同盟メンバー #special_spot_legend (和歌山城 Wakayama Castle) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmU2Y-tyx8W/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#和歌山城 #和歌山城しか勝たん #zkg10 #visitwakayama #photo_travelers #photo_shorttrip #rakutentravel #retrip_nippon #jalan_travel #japan_daytime_view #s_shot #beautiful_photo_jpn #japan_of_insta #yourshotphotographer #1x_japan #bestjapanpics #lovers_nippon #ptk_japan #nipponpic_member #pixlib_jp #tokyocameraclub #art_of_japan_ #jgrv_member #team_jp_ #photo_jpn #sorakataphoto #lbj_king #mst_vip #広がり同盟メンバー #special_spot_legend

[customshopmightyaim]

Bike Shop in Iwade City

There are many friendly bike shops that offer rental bikes for those looking to explore Wakayama’s lush countryside on two wheels. When searching for a bicycle shop, look for one that offers a variety of styles and sizes of bicycles to suit all types of riders. Some of these shops will even sell a wide selection of cycling gear and accessories to help you prepare for your adventure. Check their site to know more details 岩出市のバイクショップ 和歌山のバイクショップ.

The town of Iwade is located just outside of Wakayama and has a very diverse economy, including light manufacturing, tourism, and agriculture. The town also has an extensive network of walking and hiking trails that provide visitors with a scenic view of the mountains surrounding Iwade.

Visitors to Iwade will find a wealth of cultural and historical sites, and there are several museums, parks, and temples located within the town. The town is also home to the Iwade castle, which was built in 1592. In addition to being a historic landmark, the castle is also home to a number of events that take place throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy a stroll around the interior of the castle while wearing costumes such as those worn by princesses, lords, and ninjas, or try their hand at throwing ninja stars in a ninja training course.

Iwade is also home to the Negoroji temple, which was built in the Heian Period (1200–1339) and features a series of pagodas, shrines, and buildings. The temple is located in the Katsuragi Mountains and is particularly beautiful during the spring and fall when the colors of the leaves change.

Iwade’s coast is the perfect place for a cycling adventure and there are a number of e-bike rental facilities available in town, making it easy to customise your trip to match your schedule and level of fitness. For example, you can start your journey at the KMICH e-bike rental shop in Kamitonda and choose to drop off or collect your bicycle at various ‘cycle bases’ along the way, depending on your schedule and route preference.

In Kamitonda, just minutes from JR Asso Station, the KMICH e-bike rental shop is ready to get you out and exploring. Its state-of-the-art equipment is both comfortable and easy to use, with superb suspension and impressive e-assist that will boost your efforts when needed. Upon collection you'll be given a quick lesson on how to operate your bike, and some basic tips for cycling in Japan.

Take a ride to the coast and discover the mesmerising sight of Cape Tenjinzaki, where a thin layer of seawater covers a beach. During low tide, the ocean and sky reflect each other beautifully, creating a unique Instagram-friendly scene that's said to be Japan's answer to the Uyuni salt flats of Bolivia. Continue riding around the coast and you'll come across Motoshima-jinja Shrine, where you can try out traditional cultural activities like zazen meditation and shakyo calligraphy, as well as take in the spectacular landscapes from the viewing platform at Kozen-ji Temple.

The ruins of Negoroji Temple are another must-see sight in Iwade city. This complex facility, built in the end of the Heian era, comprises Important Cultural Properties including the former assembly hall and eating facilities.

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