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その他の場所
Matsumoto Castle
The black crow of the Alps: one of Japan's few original castles, with the peaks as a backdrop.
Kamikōchi, Kappa-bashi Bridge
The sanctuary valley of the Alps: a turquoise river, 3,000 m peaks and no private cars.
Karasawa Cirque
A 6-hour hike from Kamikōchi, a night in a mountain hut, and the largest glacial cirque in Japan.
Daiō Wasabi Farm (Azumino)
Beds of gravel and spring water as far as the eye can see, and a wasabi ice cream worth the trip.
Narai-juku
The longest post town on the Nakasendō, a full kilometer of Edo-period facades.
Tsumago-juku
The best preserved post town on the Nakasendō: no power lines and no vending machines on the main street.
Magome-juku
The perfect starting point for the walk to Tsumago: 8 km of stone-paved trail through forests and hamlets.
Takayama, Sanmachi-suji
The sake merchant lanes of the little Kyoto of the Alps. Stay overnight to have them to yourself in the evening.
Hida-Furukawa
A canal full of carp and white storehouses, 15 minutes from Takayama and without its crowds.
Shirakawa-gō
The UNESCO-listed gasshō-zukuri thatched roofs. Magical under snow, ideally on a weekday.
Kanazawa, Kenroku-en
One of Japan's three great gardens, surrounded by a city of craftspeople.
Eihei-ji
The Sōtō Zen monastery in its cedar forest, where 200 monks follow a strict training routine.
Kurobe Dam
The concrete giant of the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route (open from mid-April to late November).
Jigokudani, the snow monkeys
Macaques soaking in their rotenburo. Unforgettable under the snow, from December to March.