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02/05/2026

02/05/2026

The town center of Gose City in Nara Prefecture is a quiet and nostalgic area where traditional shops and everyday life have been carefully preserved. Rather than being a heavily developed tourist destination, it is a place where you can experience the authentic essence of Japan—where daily life and history quietly coexist. By taking a leisurely walk, you’ll discover a series of small but meaningful moments.
Filming Cooperation:　Jōshū-ji Temple, Sakura Chaya (guesthouse), Maeki Shoten, Fukuwarai, Takara-yu, Morrison Fountain Pen (café-bar & accommodation RITA), Higashigawa Liquor Store, Western-style Restaurant “Kemuri,” Filmed in December.

18/04/2026

18/04/2026

The Katsuragi Kodo in Gose City, Nara Prefecture, is a historic path that runs north to south along the eastern foothills of Mount Katsuragi. It is known as a setting of Japanese mythology and ancient history, with burial mounds, shrines, and temples scattered throughout the area. Visitors can enjoy a მშვიდ and leisurely walk through the tranquil rural landscape.
Along the route, there are places where you can experience local life. For example, you will find Umemoto Tofu Shop, known for its handmade tofu; Katayama Soy Sauce, which preserves traditional soy sauce production; and the Postal Stamp Museum, which introduces aspects of historical postal culture. These spots make the walk even more enjoyable.
The photos were taken in December.

29/03/2026

This year, the cherry blossoms in Tokyo reached full bloom about three days earlier than usual.

08/02/2026

It is a snowy day today!

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07/02/2026

Mitsumine Shrine
Mitsumine Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine located deep in the mountains of Chichibu, Saitama Prefecture, at an elevation of about 1,100 meters. It enshrines Yamato Takeru no Mikoto and has long been regarded as one of the most sacred spiritual sites in the Kanto region.
Closely associated with mountain worship and Shugendō (ascetic mountain practice), the shrine is believed to possess strong powers of purification and protection.
One of the most distinctive features of Mitsumine Shrine is that wolves, not lions, serve as the divine messengers. Known as Oinu-sama (honorable wolves), they are revered as guardians against misfortune, theft, and evil spirits.
On Setsubun, the shrine is well known for the Gomottomo ritual, where people chant “Gomottomo-sama” along with “Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi.”