Magome-juku
Magome-juku, in modern day Nakatsugawa City, was the 43rd station on the Nakasendo, a post road that connected Edo (Tokyo) to Kyoto..
Magome-juku, in modern day Nakatsugawa City, was the 43rd station on the Nakasendo, a post road that connected Edo (Tokyo) to Kyoto..
A festival in rural Nakatsugawa dedicated to a monk and a mystery of nature on the anniversary of a death connected to forbidden..
Suimu Shrine Festival has those of unlucky ages fight to push out the bad spirits that plague those ages.
Explore art with your children rain or shine at an art museum designed for kids.
Hundreds of sakura trees line the Yahagi river and surround Okazaki castle to create a pink cloud.
Looking for a place to eat in Mino City? Gomaya offers great lunch set menus across from Imai House.
View hand-made lamps made from Japanese washi usually displayed in public in mid-October any time.