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This article describes the medieval history of Nagoya City and its surrounding areas.
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Thank you for your interest in Japan. In this article, we will introduce Japanese culture.
CastleWhat is “Nagoya Castle”, the predecessor of Nagoya Castle? Also note the Atsuta Plateau! I actually walked there.
In order to understand what happened in the period before Nagoya Castle was built and flourished, we would like to intr...
NagoyaWhat is the Shichiri-no-watashi? Time travel back to the Edo period! An easy-to-understand introduction for those who know for the first time
Have you ever heard of "Shichiri-no-watashi"?Actually, part of the 53 Stages of the Tokaido Highway was a sea route, and there used to be a port connecting "Miya-juku" in Aichi Prefecture to "Kuwana-juku" in Mie Prefecture!In this article, we will introduce "Shichiri-no-watashi," a famous place where you can feel the vestiges of the old Tokaido Highway.
NagoyaSlip back in time to the Meiji era! Retro Historic Site Remains at the Beginning of Shonai Irrigation in Nagoya
Have you ever heard of Shonai Irrigation Canal, the largest irrigation canal in Nagoya City?We visited a valuable historical site where you can feel the thoughts of people in the past about such Shonai Irrigation Canal.In this article, we will tell you about the historical sites near the beginning of the Shonai Irrigation Canal in an easy-to-understand way for those who are new to the area, so please be sure to read to the end.
japanese-historyKasadera Kannon, where Tokugawa Ieyasu (Takechiyo) was exchanged for a hostage, to the Imagawa family at only 8 years old.
名古屋市にある笠寺観音は、奈良時代から続くという長い歴史を持つ寺院です。旧東海道沿いにあり、鳴海宿と宮宿という2つの宿場町の間にあるので、大勢の旅人たちが訪れただろうという様子が感じられる名所です。また、ここは徳川家康のゆかりの地でもあります。