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The charm of the Alcázar of Seville The Alcázar of Seville is a historical building that represents the city of Seville and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This magnificent palace is strongly influenced by the Moorish rule, and is an absolute must-see for anyone visiting Seville. The Alcázar was once used as the palace of an Islamic dynasty and has since been used as the residence of the Spanish royal family. The beauty of Moorish architecture The architecture of the Alcázar of Seville is characterized by a very unique style that combines Moorish (Islamic) architecture and Spanish Renaissance architecture. The decorations inside the Alcázar are often very intricate and luxurious, with arabesque and geometric patterns throughout the building. In particular, the tile decorations seen on the walls and ceilings of the Alcázar boast a beauty that can be said to be a symbol of Moorish architecture, and the colorful tiles give the entire building a gorgeous look. The palace is filled with magnificent rooms, large courtyards, and rooms with gorgeous domes, and you will be overwhelmed by its beauty every time you visit. The design of the building reflects its history as a crossroads between Islamic and Christian cultures, and this fusion sets it apart from other palaces. History and political background The Alcázar of Seville was built as a royal palace during the Moorish period. Construction originally began in the 11th century, and it was expanded by the Umayyad rulers of the time. After the Reconquista (the reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula by Christians), the Alcázar came into the hands of the Spanish royal family and was used as a royal residence in later times. The Alcázar is an important symbol of the city of Seville, and was also the center of political and religious affairs in Spanish history. In particular, the "Guadalquivir Hall" inside the Alcázar was where important political decisions were made during the monarchy. Characteristics of the Alcázar of Seville The Alcázar's architecture is particularly notable for its luxurious decoration and detailed craftsmanship. For example, the room called the "Perla Room" is decorated with intricate arabesque patterns, and its beauty captivates visitors. The rooms in the Alcazar are also decorated with furnishings that evoke the luxurious lifestyle of royalty and aristocrats at the time. In addition, the Alcazar is dotted with towers and courtyards, as well as vast gardens, making the building itself like a labyrinth. Each room and department is decorated in a different style, and you can enjoy the changes as you tour. Sightseeing Tips When visiting the Seville Alcazar, we recommend booking your tickets in advance. It gets very crowded during the tourist season, so it is convenient to purchase tickets online to ensure smooth entry. It is also a good idea to take a guided tour to take a leisurely look around the vast buildings in the Alcazar. Summary The Seville Alcazar is a place where you can learn more about the historical charm of Seville, and its magnificent architecture and luxurious decorations will overwhelm visitors. This place, which combines Moorish architecture and Spanish royal architecture, is an essential tourist spot for learning about the culture and history of Seville. By visiting the Alcazar, you can feel a part of Seville's history and experience its beauty. #SevilleAlcazar #SevilleTourism #MoorishArchitecture #HistoricalBuildings #SpainTourism #SevilleTrip #Spring0YenTrip

Did you know that the official name of Kinkaku-ji is Rokuon-ji? Located in the Kita Ward of Kyoto City, this temple belongs to the Rinzai sect's Shokoku-ji school and is renowned for its beautiful golden Shariden (commonly known as Kinkaku). In 1994, it was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site as part of the "Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto." Kinkaku-ji was originally a villa built by Saionji Kintsune during the Kamakura period. Later, the third shogun of the Muromachi shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, acquired the site and rebuilt it as the "Kitayama-dono" in 1397. After Yoshimitsu's death, the residence became the Zen temple "Rokuon-ji." Highlights: Shariden (commonly known as Kinkaku): This three-story structure features different architectural styles on each floor. The first floor is built in the Shinden style, the second floor in the Buke style, and the third floor in the Zen style. The exterior walls are covered in gold leaf, captivating visitors with its beauty. Kyoko-chi: The pond in front of Kinkaku reflects the seasonal scenery on its surface, making it a popular spot for photography. Location: 1 Kinkakuji-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto 603-8361, Japan Visiting Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Admission Fee: Adults: 400 yen, Children: 300 yen Access: About 40 minutes by City Bus No. 101 or No. 205 from Kyoto Station, get off at "Kinkakuji-michi" bus stop, and walk about 5 minutes.

Seimei Shrine (Seimei Jinja) is a shrine dedicated to the famous Heian period onmyoji, Abe no Seimei (921-1005), located in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City. The shrine was built on the site of Seimei's former residence and is believed to offer protection against evil and misfortune. After Seimei's death, the shrine was established in 1007 by imperial decree of Emperor Ichijo. Initially, the shrine had a vast precinct, but it gradually shrank due to wars and urban development by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, leading to the deterioration of the shrine buildings. However, from the late Edo period onwards, Seimei's descendants restored the shrine and its grounds, and the main buildings were rebuilt in 1925. Highlights: 🌉 Ichijo Modori Bridge: An ancient bridge dating back to the Heian period. The name 'Modori' (return) comes from families praying for the safe return of soldiers. There is also a legend that the deceased were revived when funeral processions crossed this bridge. A new bridge was built in 1995, and parts of the old bridge's railing are preserved at Seimei Shrine. ✴️ Pentagram (Seimei Kikyō): A talisman mark used in Onmyodo, seen throughout Seimei Shrine. The kikyo flower, associated with Abe no Seimei, also blooms in the shrine grounds. Location: 806 Horikawa-dori Ichijo-agaru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture Access: Approximately a 12-minute walk from Imadegawa Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway, or right in front of the 'Ichijo Modoribashi/Seimei Shrine' bus stop.

Guru Ram Rai Gurudwara is the oldest Sikh temple in Dehradun🏛️✨ The beautiful architecture with white and gold decorations attracts visitors🌿 Sights and attractions 🏛️ A temple where the spirit of Sikhism lives – a historical building built in the 17th century✨ 🍛 Free food (langar) – a valuable experience that anyone can participate in! 🌿 Quiet and calm atmosphere – especially during prayer time, the atmosphere is sacred🙏 We recommend bringing a scarf to cover your head when visiting👳♂️ 📍 Address: Guru Ram Rai Gurudwara, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India #0 yen trip February 2025 #Sikh temple #Dehradun tourism #historical building #spiritual spot #Indian culture

Reidai Bridge, located in Kosa Town, Kamimashiki District, is an arched stone bridge that is a tourist spot with a beautiful landscape that harmonizes with the surrounding rural scenery. 🌉✨ The bridge was built in the Edo period, and you can feel the history. There is a parking lot nearby, so it is perfect as a rest spot during a drive. 🚗! [Opening hours] Open 24 hours a day [Access] About 40 minutes by car from JR Kumamoto Station [Notes] There is a parking lot nearby. 🚗³₃ #0 yen trip February 2025 #Reidai Bridge #Kumamoto sightseeing #historical building #stone bridge #rural scenery

St. Anthony's Church is one of the oldest churches in Macau, and is also known as the "Church of Flowers" because many wedding ceremonies are held here. Built in the 16th century, this church is a precious spot that retains the beautiful architectural style of the Portuguese colonial period. The exterior is a pale cream color, and has a simple yet elegant atmosphere. Inside, there are beautiful stained glass and a classical altar, and the church is enveloped in a solemn atmosphere. It is also said to bring good luck in love fulfillment, so it is recommended for couples to visit. Opening hours are from 6:30 to 18:00, making it the perfect place to stop by between sightseeing! Enjoy a trip that feels the history and romance of Macau. #0 yen trip February 2025 #Macau tourism #St. Anthony's Church #Historical building #Love fulfillment #Church of flowers

"Sengakuen Garden" is a garden with a borrowed landscape that overlooks the majestic Sakurajima. This place has a deep connection with the Shimazu family, a famous family that has ruled southern Kyushu for about 700 years since the Kamakura period, until the Edo period. It was built as a villa by Shimazu Mitsuhisa, the 19th head of the Shimazu family, and the large garden, which resembles Kinko Bay, one of the 100 most scenic spots in Japan, as a pond, is said to have fascinated many people, including the famous Princess Atsuhime. In addition, the area where Senganen Garden is located was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2015 as a "Meiji Industrial Revolution Heritage Site" 👏. It was a place where you could feel the history of the people of Satsuma, who played a part in the modernization of Japan! The vast park is packed with historical sites and attractions, including the "palace" where the Shimazu family once lived, the "Bougaku-ro" gazebo where Katsu Kaishu was entertained at the end of the Edo period, the "remains of the reverberatory furnace" built for casting iron cannons, and the "Tsuru-toro" lantern used in gas lamp experiments! *Among them, the "Shishi-nori Oishi-toro," a giant lantern with a flying lion on top, is impressive when seen up close, so it's recommended 📸 The park is quite large, so it will take some time to see everything! The official website lists recommended courses for each length of stay, so if you are visiting as a tourist, please refer to them😌 -—————————————— [Access🚗🚌] ① About 20 minutes by car from Kagoshima Chuo Station ② About 40 minutes by car from Kagoshima Airport ③ Take the Kakojima City View Bus Get off at the "Sengan-en-mae" bus stop ④ Take the Machi Meguri Bus Get off at the "Sengan-en-mae" bus stop [Business hours🕰️] 9:00-17:00 [Admission fee💰] General: 1,600 yen Elementary and junior high school students: 800 yen -————————————— #Domestic travel strategy #Domestic travel #Kagoshima #Kagoshima Prefecture #Kagoshima trip #Kagoshima sightseeing #Sengan-en #Sakurajima #World Heritage Site #History of Satsuma #borrowed scenery garden #camera trip #single-lens reflex camera #canoneosx9i #enjoying the scenery #historical scenery #historical buildings #love traveling #travel records #cutout world #traveling japan #where should i go next #japantravel #kagoshima

#DomesticTravelRecord Historical building supervised by Tatsuno Kingo in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture The former Karatsu Bank head office was completed in 1912 It was built at the request of Tatsuno Kingo, an architect from Karatsu who created Tokyo Station, and his classmate Oshima Kotaro, who was the driving force behind Karatsu's modern industry. At the time, the national project "Tokyo Station" was under construction, so the design of Karatsu Bank was entrusted to his beloved disciple Tanaka Minoru. Tanaka, taking into consideration that it was his master's hometown, adopted the "Tatsuno style" for the overall design of the building, and as an architect "Tanaka Minoru", he incorporated his own unique design using red brick-like tiles, etc. It continued to operate as a bank until 1997, and was donated to Karatsu City in the same year. Admission is free. It has a retro atmosphere and is a wonderful building. #Saga #SagaTourism #SagaTrip #Karatsu #HistoricalBuildings #Architecture #DomesticTrip #SoloTrip #GirlsTrip

I've seen a lot of beautiful mosques and Islamic architecture, but I'd like to introduce you to a place that I think is the first time I've seen such a beautiful interior 🍀 Tilakarimedressa in Registan Square This is the middle of the three madrasahs in Registan Square 🇺🇿 The interior of Tilakarimedressa is a glittering chapel decorated with gold leaf 🥇 The name means "Golden Seminary" 📝 The ceiling is glittering, delicate and beautiful...😍 When I went there around noon, the inside was full of people, but I was glad that the ceiling photo didn't include people lol I was able to take a beautiful photo ♪ And not only the interior, but the exterior is also delicate, grand and beautiful...! Even though it's so big, each mosaic is delicate, and I'm deeply moved by how much it must have taken to make all of this ☺️ #Overseas Travel Record #Uzbekistan #Samarkand #Historical Buildings

There are only two national treasure buildings in Tokyo, one is the Akasaka Palace Guest House, and I heard that the other is in the Tama area, so I went there right away. It is the Shofukuji Jizo Hall in Higashimurayama City, where Shimura Ken was born. It is estimated to have been built in the Muromachi period around 1407, and is characterized by a large curved roof on the upper level and a normal roof and single-story mokoshi on the lower level. It has remained in the same form for 600 years. There is a wooden fence around it, but you can visit it at any time. It is free. I thought I would like to pray, but there was no offering box. It is said that there are more than 1,000 small jizo statues about 20 cm in size inside the building. As a custom in the Edo period, when making a prayer, you would take one home, and if it was granted, you would donate an additional one, so does that mean that more than 1,000 wishes have been granted? The interior is open to the public three times a year, so I would like to visit if I get the chance. There are also other things to see, such as a stone tablet made in 1349, 13 stone statues of Buddha along the approach to the shrine, and Yasaka Shrine next door, so it might be nice to take a stroll around the area. Name: Shofukuji Temple, Jizo Hall (National Treasure) Address: 4-6-1 Noguchicho, Higashimurayama, Tokyo Access: About 10 minutes on foot from Higashimurayama Station Parking: Free for about 40 cars (paid in June, not available on November 3rd) Interior open to the public: 3 times a year Second Sunday in June, 11am-3am (photography always allowed) August 8th, 11am-3am (photography always allowed) November 3rd, 10am-4am (photography only allowed from 3am-4am) Exterior open to the public: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year *Even though it is a national treasure, it is a generous temple where everything is free #0yentravelautumn #Tokyo #Higashimurayama #Tamaarea #Nationaltreasure #Historicalbuilding #Shofukuji Temple #Muromachiperiod #Jizodo #Jizo #ShimuraKen

Visiting 1933 Laochangfang in Shanghai was truly an eye-opening experience! This place was originally a slaughterhouse built in 1933. But now, it has been transformed into a hall of art and design, and the contrast is amazing! The exterior is overwhelming. The facade, lined with geometrically designed windows, looks like a giant puzzle. I couldn't help but take tons of photos. 📸 Inside, it's like a labyrinth. Circular corridors, intricately intertwined staircases, and bridges everywhere. It's like stepping into an Escher painting! And what surprised me was that there's a Starbucks inside this historic building. The combination of the old building and the modern café creates an indescribable atmosphere. From the rooftop, you can get a panoramic view of Shanghai's skyscrapers, and the contrast between the old building and the new cityscape is fantastic. This space, where art, shops, cafes, and history are fused together, is truly a treasure trove of 'Instagrammable spots.' It's a must-visit for photography enthusiasts! 1933 Laochangfang is now added to the must-visit spots in Shanghai! History buffs, architecture lovers, and photography fans, be sure to visit. You're bound to discover something new!

Dihua Street is located northwest of Taipei Station. Many historic buildings still remain, and in 2000 it was designated a scenic conservation area, creating a very tasteful streetscape. 😉 The architectural styles are varied, from baroque to modern, and are lined up in a mixed style, so it is recommended for photography lovers to take a walk and take photos. 📷 There are also many stores that use these buildings, and it is also great for shopping, with a dried food store, a dried mullet roe store, a stylish cafe, and a fisherman's bag store that is popular as a souvenir! It is now famous as one of the popular spots visited by many tourists◎ There are small shops in the area off the main street, in the alleys, and on the next street, so why not enjoy a stroll while looking at the architecture and scenery✨ Visiting period: August 2024 #City tourism #100 travel styles #Asia travel #Taiwan #Taipei #Taipei tourism #Dihua Street #Traditional architecture #Historical buildings

~Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo~ National Museum National Museum Architecture A spot where you can enjoy both Japanese and Western architecture! The grand staircase just inside the building is impressive😳 The building is very spacious, so you can enjoy Japanese culture all day long♡ 💡Checkpoint💡　　☑️Designed by a disciple of Conder, who designed the first main building! Katayama Tokuma☑️Beautiful imperial architecture! The green dome roof, drawing tools on the upper part of the exterior wall, musical instruments, and other art! You can enjoy Western-style architecture and imperial architecture. ☑️Designed as an Important Cultural Property in 1978 (Showa 53) as a building that represents Western-style architecture at the end of the Meiji period! ☑️The grand staircase just inside the entrance is impressive! It has also been used for filming dramas. The stained glass on the grand staircase with a high ceiling makes it look like it's from overseas! ☑️The marble interior of the building looks like a castle! It is designed by Katayama Tokuma, who actually works on imperial architecture, so it looks like a castle! ~My impressions after actually going there📝~As it is a cultural asset, you can enjoy the architecture and exhibits! It is a spot where you can enjoy both architecture and exhibits, as it also has a collection of Japanese cultural assets created by masters of Western-style architecture! ➖Recommended spots➖📍Spot name: Tokyo National MuseumTokyo National MuseumAddress: 13-9 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8712Fee: Adults ¥1,000, University students ¥500Recommended points: Western-style architecture⚠Caution: There are some places where photography is not allowed! ➖Access➖💡TransportationPublic transportation is recommended!・10 minutes walk from JR Ueno Station Park Exit or Uguisudani Station South Exit・15 minutes walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line/Hibiya Line Ueno Station, Chiyoda Line Nezu Station・15 minutes walk from Keisei Electric Railway Keisei Ueno StationTake the Taito-ku circular bus "Tozai Megurin" from "Ueno Station Iriya Exit" or "JR Ueno Station Park Exit" bus stop and take the "Ueno Park via Misakizaka round trip route" bus and get off at "Tokyo National Museum" bus stop. 🅿️No parking Please use the nearby paid parking. #architecture and culture #japantrip #japantravel #japon #nationalmuseum #historytourist spot #historical building #historical building #japanese travel tour

~Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture~ Sankeien ☑️Many important cultural properties are located here, including the three-story pagoda, a Muromachi period building that was moved from Toumyoji Temple in Kyoto in 1906! ☑️10 important cultural properties! ・Former Toumyoji Temple three-story pagoda Moved from Kyoto ・Former Toumyoji Temple main hall ・Former Tokeiji Temple Buddha hall Moved from Kamakura ・Former Yanohara Family Residence Moved from Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage Site ・Rinshunkaku Tokugawa Family Villa Moved from Tokyo ・Former Tenzuiji Temple Kyuten Zuiji Juto Oido Azuchi-Momoyama period, connected to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, relocated from Osaka ・Gekkaden (Gekkaden) relocated from Uji, Kyoto ・Tenjuin (Tenjuin) relocated from Kamakura ・Choushukaku (Choushukaku) relocated from Nijo Castle, Kyoto ・Shunso-ro (Shunso-ro) relocated from Uji, Kyoto Even if you're not a history buff, this is a spot where you can enjoy beautiful gardens, architecture, and culture! I also recommend it because it doesn't have a modern feel◎ 📍Sankeien 58-1 Honmoku Sannotani, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 231-0824 #historical buildings #japantrip #japantravel #yokohama #historical sites #places where you can feel history #historical buildings #historical buildings #Japanese travel #architecture and culture #theme parks

~Fukushima Prefecture~ A historic post town that has remained unchanged since the Edo period! ☑️One of the most popular tourist spots in Fukushima Prefecture! ☑️"Ouchi-juku" is a remote mountain area in southern Fukushima Prefecture with over 30 thatched-roof houses! ☑️A post town that has retained its Edo period appearance! It has remained unchanged for 400 years and is a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings! ☑️The historic post town "Ouchi-juku" makes you feel like you've traveled back in time ☑️There is also an exhibition hall! A world of Japanese houses that seem to come out of Japanese folk tales! It was cold, so we warmed ourselves by the hearth. 📍Spot name: OuchijukuAddress: 969-5207 Ouchi, Shimogo-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima PrefectureOpening hours: 10:00-16:00Cost: Parking fee 500 yen for regular carsRecommendation: Stroll through the thatched roof streets⚠Caution: We recommend using taxis, cars, and tourist buses ➖Access➖🚗 10 minutes by car from Yunoue Onsen Station #Architecture and culture #100 travel styles #Fukushima Prefecture #Fukushima sightseeing #japantrip #japantravel #japan #Ouchijuku #Ouchijuku post town #Historic sites #Travel to experience historical culture #Places to feel history #Tourist spots to feel history #Historical buildings #Historical landscapes #Historical buildings #Travel around Japanese culture

~Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture~ Kawagoe Kitain A hidden gem in the crowded Kawagoe! Introducing a historic temple♡ ☑️Less crowds! It's one block behind the main street, so there are fewer crowds and you can spend your time leisurely😊 ☑️Historic temple Many cultural assets are on display, including the makeup room of Kasuga no Tsubone, where the word Otsubo-san originates! By the way, Kasuga no Tsubone is the original career woman who raised the third shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu, and created the Ooku! ☑️The grounds have a solemn atmosphere and are soothing🌱 You can spend a quiet time here! A hidden gem that a friend from Kawagoe told me about! Useful for trips and sightseeing in Kawagoe ◎ 📍Kitain 1-20-1 Kosenba-cho, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama 350-0036 #0 yen trip #historic sites that have a sense of history #trips to experience historical culture #places that have a sense of history #tourist spots that have a sense of history #places that have a sense of history #history lovers #historical buildings #japantrip #japantravel #japantravel #japantemple #japan #Saitama #Saitama sightseeing #Saitama trip #Kawagoe sightseeing #Kawagoe #me and travel

~Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture~Kadoya Hospitality Museum! A cultural property museum where the building remains as it was at the end of the Edo period! ☑️The sword scars are real! Kadoya was also used as a secret meeting place at the end of the Edo period for the Shinsengumi, Saigo Takamori, Kusaka Genzui, and others! It's just as it was back then, so you can see the sword rest and sword scars! ☑️You don't need to be a history buff to enjoy it! The architecture is just as it was back then, so you can experience a worldview you've never seen before! Recommended for architecture buffs too! ☑️Get a glimpse of what life was like back then Life in an era without hand-washing facilities, kitchens, electricity, or gas! You can feel the development of civilization. ⚠︎There is no air conditioning or heating, so take precautions against heatstroke! Kyoto Tourism Useful for your trip to Kyoto ◎ Address: 32 Nishishin Yashikibayamacho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8828 Opening hours: 10:00-16:00 Cost: ¥800⚠Caution: Special opening until 9/14! #0 yen trip #Historic sites with a sense of history #Travel to experience historical culture #Tourist spots with a sense of history #Historical buildings #I love history #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #japantrip #japantravel #kyototravel #kyototrip #kyoto #Traveling around Japanese culture #Travel with me

~Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture~Kyoto Imperial Palace ☑️Located in the center of Kyoto, a part of the vast grounds can be visited ☑️There are many buildings that convey Japanese culture and traditions, creating a solemn atmosphere☑️You can enter the historic palace! Kyoto Imperial Palace was used as the imperial palace for many years. Now it is open to the public! The lush gardens are soothing. It is a recommended spot that all Japanese people should visit at least once. -How to visit Kyoto Imperial Palace-Entrance gate: Kiyosho Gate Baggage inspection upon entry 📍Kyoto Imperial Palace 〒602-0881 Kyoto Imperial Palace 3, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #0 yen travel #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #japantrip #japantravel #Historic sites that make you feel history #Travel to touch historical culture #Historical buildings #Travel around Japanese culture #Travel with me

~Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture~ Wachigaiya A brothel still operating as a tea house! It is also a cultural asset that does not accept Ichigen-san, and currently only employs tayu! ☑️The first floor has a folding screen written by Kondo Isami, and the second floor has a hanging scroll written by Katsura Kogoro! ☑️Architecture that feels timeless! ☑️There is a tayu room! No photography allowed! ☑️An extremely rare place that is open to the public for special viewing several times a year! A Japanese cultural brothel that still employs tayu! The inside of the building is a world never seen before, with the atmosphere of a red-light district. Useful for sightseeing and travel in Kyoto! #0 yen travel #Japanese travel tour #Historic sites with a sense of history #Travel to experience historical culture #History #Places with a sense of history #Tourist spots with a sense of history #Historical buildings #Historical landscapes #japantravel #japantrip #japan #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Kyoto trip #kyototrip #kyototravel #kyoto #Travel with me

~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple has a very beautiful garden. Recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! 💡Checkpoint💡☑️See the World Heritage Japanese garden☑️Abundant limited edition paper-cutting goshuin☑️Take photos of scenery you can't normally see! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, main hall, and palace☑️Open corridors! Enjoy the spectacular views and take photos◎ Ninnaji Temple, with its solemn atmosphere, is a temple I always visit every time I go to Kyoto. It's not as crowded as the city center, and it's a hidden gem in Kyoto! Ninna-ji Temple has a long history, but the gardens, halls, main hall, and grounds are very large and there is a lot to see 😊 It's a photogenic spot, a great place for sightseeing in Kyoto, taking photos, enjoying World Heritage sites, history lovers, and collecting temple stamps ◎ ➖Plans for outings➖📍Spot name Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple Address: 33 Omuro-Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) Cost: Adults ¥800, free for high school students and younger Recommendation: A walk through the World Heritage site to feel the history ⚠ Important note: The grounds are large, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes! ➖Access➖Train・Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Sagano Line (Platform 31/32/33) ↓ Marumachi Station City Bus No. 26 for about 10 minutes・If using Randen (Keifuku Electric Railway) Ninnaji Station, walk for about 3 minutes Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Takao・Keihoku Line for about 30 minutes Car🚗 Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami Interchange for about 40 minutes Kyoto Higashi Interchange for about 40 minutes ~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple has a very beautiful garden. Recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! 💡Checkpoint💡 ☑️See the World Heritage Japanese garden ☑️Abundant limited edition paper cutout goshuin ☑️Take photos of scenery you can't normally see! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, main hall, and palace ☑️Open corridors! Enjoy the spectacular views and take photos◎ Ninnaji Temple, with its solemn atmosphere, is a temple I always visit every time I go to Kyoto. It's not as crowded as the city center, and it's a hidden gem in Kyoto! Ninna-ji Temple has a long history, but the gardens, halls, main hall, and grounds are very large and there is a lot to see 😊 It's a photogenic spot, a great place for sightseeing in Kyoto, taking photos, enjoying World Heritage sites, history lovers, and collecting temple stamps ◎ ➖Plans for outings➖ 📍Spot name Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple Address: 33 Omuro-Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) Cost: Adults ¥800, free for high school students and younger Recommendation: A walk through the World Heritage site that gives you a sense of history ⚠ Caution: The grounds are large, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes! ➖Access➖ Train・Bus🚌 ・Kyoto Station Sagano Line (Platform 31/32/33) ↓ Marumachi Station City Bus 26 (approx. 10 minutes) ・If using Randen (Keifuku Electric Railway) Ninnaji Station (approx. 3 minute walk) Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Takao・Keihoku Line (approx. 30 minutes) Car🚗 Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami Interchange (approx. 40 minutes) Kyoto Higashi Interchange (approx. 40 minutes) #Travel with me #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Temples and shrines #Visiting temples and shrines #Visiting temples and shrines in Kyoto #World Heritage Sites #Visiting World Heritage Sites #Trip to World Heritage Sites #Power Spots #Visiting Power Spots #JapanTemple #JapanTravel #JapanTrip #KyotoTravel #KyotoJapan #KyotoTrip #KyotoTemples #Temple Stamps #Collecting Temple Stamps #Historic Sites with a Historical Feel #Trip to Experience Historical Culture #Tourist Spots with a Historical Feel #History Lovers #Historical Buildings #WorldHeritage

~Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture~ Inside Tsuruga Castle, the teahouse Rinkaku. Enjoy matcha tea in an important cultural property inside the castle 🍵 💡Point💡☑︎An important cultural property built for a disciple of the famous Sen no Rikyu. ☑︎The Rinkaku has a very solemn atmosphere, and you can see cherry blossoms in addition to the collaboration of green and red autumn leaves! ☑︎Enjoy matcha tea time with a spectacular view in the castle! ~My impressions after actually going there📝~ The matcha tea while looking at the castle was very delicious and I had a luxurious time. This is a spot you should definitely stop by when you visit Fukushima and Aizuwakamatsu Castle. 10 minutes by bus or 7 minutes by car from Tsuruga Castle! Oyakuen is also recommended! ➖Plan for outings➖📍Spot name: Teahouse RinkakuAddress: 1-1 Oitemachi, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima 965-0873Opening hours: 8:30-17:00Cost: 210 yen for adults, free for children (elementary and junior high school students)Combined ticket with castle tower: 520 yen for adults, 600 yen for matcha and Japanese sweets setRecommendation: Enjoy Senke tea in a spectacular setting⚠Note: If you are planning to visit Tsuruga Castle or Oyakuen, a combined ticket for all three facilities is a good deal #Travel with me #japan #japantrip #japantravel #Fukushima tourism #Aizuwakamatsu #Aizuwakamatsu Castle #Historic sites with a sense of history #Travel to experience historical culture #Castle tour #Sightseeing spots with a sense of history #Historical buildings #Important cultural properties #Travel tour of Japanese culture #fukushima

~Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture~ Nisshinkan has a very Japanese atmosphere. It is a building that was reconstructed from the Aizuwakamatsu feudal school, which is now called a school😊💡Point💡 ☑︎You can take a leisurely stroll through the vast grounds, gardens, Japanese-style classrooms, building, and gardens. ☑︎No crowds, a hidden gem! ☑︎There are also many photo spots, so you can avoid the crowds! ~My impressions after actually going there📝~ This is a recommended spot for history lovers and those who like the Japanese atmosphere😊 Even if you're not a history lover, it's a great place to spend some relaxing time! This is a recommended spot for sightseeing in Fukushima. ➖Plans for outings➖📍Spot name NisshinkanAddress: 10 Takatsukayama, Minamitakano, Kawahigashi-cho, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, Fukushima-ken 969-3441Opening hours: 9:00-17:00Cost: 700 yen for adults, 550 yen for junior and senior high school students, 500 yen for elementary school studentsRecommendations: Vast gardens, Japanese architecture, Aizu culture ➖Access➖Car🚗 10 minutes by car from Aizuwakamatsu I.C. on the Ban'etsu Expressway5 minutes by car from Bandai Kawahigashi I.C. on the Ban'etsu ExpresswayTrain🚃 15 minutes by taxi or 30 minutes by bus from JR Aizuwakamatsu Station5 minutes by taxi from JR Hirota Station■ Renting a car is also convenient for sightseeing in Aizu! Station Rental Car East Japan Aizuwakamatsu Branch Nippon Rental Car Aizuwakamatsu Branch Nissan Rental Car Aizuwakamatsu Branch #Travel with Me #Fukushima #Fukushima Tourism #Travel with Japanese Culture #Historic Sites with a Feeling of History #Travel to Experience Historical Culture #Tourist Spots with a Feeling of History #History #Historical Buildings #History Lovers #japan #japantrip #japantravel #fukushima #trip

~Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture~Sankeien GardenSankeien Garden is a surprisingly unknown little Kyoto in Yokohama💡point💡☑︎A hidden gem! You'll be soothed by the green leaves and Japanese scenery. ☑︎About 30 minutes from the city center ☑︎No urban feel! Unified with Japanese gardens and architecture, this is the little Kyoto of Kanagawa Prefecture ☑︎People who like architecture will also enjoy it! ~I actually went there📝~ There are many buildings that have been relocated from all over the country, and the green leaves are beautiful in the daytime at Sankeien Garden🍁It doesn't feel like an urban place, and you can enjoy a view that you wouldn't expect to see in Yokohama. With buildings that have been relocated from all over the country, it's a spot that history and art lovers can enjoy! It's also a great photo spot◎🉐We recommend purchasing tickets in advance on Asoview! ➖Outing Plans➖📍Spot name: Sankeien　Address: 58-1 Honmoku Sannotani, Naka-ku, Yokohama, 231-0824　Opening hours: 11/23-12/10 (Fri, Sat, Sun, and holidays) 17:30-19:30　Cost: Adults (high school students and above) 700 yen, children 200 yen⚠Note: There is no illumination on weekdays⚠︎Admission fees may change Check the official website! ➖Access➖🚌Bus　・Yokohama Station East Exit No. 2 Bus Stop, City Bus No. 8 or 168, 10 minutes, get off at Sankeien Entrance・Sakuragicho Station No. 2 Bus Stop, City Bus No. 8 or 168, 30 minutes, get off at Sankeien Entrance🚗Car・Honmoku Futo IC *You cannot get off at Sankeien IC from the outbound lane Turn right at Honmoku Motomachi Entrance↓Turn left at the third traffic lightSankeienThere are many ways to get to Sankeien, so please check the website. #Travel with me #Yokohama #Yokohama sightseeing #yokohamatrip #japantrip #japantravel #Kanagawa Prefecture #Kanagawa Prefecture sightseeing #Architecture tour #Historic sites with a sense of history #Travel to experience historical culture #Places with a sense of history #Sightseeing spots with a sense of history #Historical buildings #History lovers

🏠 Former Yamazaki Family Villa 📍 2-7-8 Matsue-cho, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama 350-0056🚶 24 minutes walk from Kawagoe Station Admission fee: 100 yen Reservation: Not required Time required: 30-40 minutes📷: ok -------------------------------------------------- The stained glass on the stairs and dining room was wonderful... It was a small but worthwhile place. You can also see the Japanese-style garden, so don't forget to check it out! -—————————————————【Retro Stroll's Thoughts🕰️】"Retro Stroll" started with the desire to make people feel that "old" is "beautiful" and stop to look at it. There are many wonderful historic buildings in Japan, but they are difficult to maintain and are often demolished. Before the Japanese landscape is transformed into a city of buildings everywhere, I hope that this will be an opportunity for as many people as possible to look at old things again. If you find a place that catches your eye, be sure to take a retro stroll and relax! #architecture tour #historical building #retro spot #emotional #retro #retro architecture #stained glass #architecture #Saitama trip #Saitama sightseeing #free Hong Kong air ticket

"Shisui Luxury Collection Hotel Nara" in Nara It just opened in August this year (2023), and the main building is a renovated version of the former Nara Prefectural Governor's Residence. The room where Emperor Showa signed the ratification of the San Francisco Peace Treaty, "Gosyo no Ma," and the furniture used at that time are preserved as they were. The accommodation building is new, but the structure does not destroy the atmosphere. The hotel has a luxurious feel that makes use of the atmosphere of Nara, so much so that the entire hotel could be mistaken for a historical building. In addition, the dedicated concierge is very knowledgeable, so he taught me a lot about sightseeing and shops 🎵 This time, we stayed in two rooms, the "Presidential Suite" and the "Deluxe Room (with open-air hot spring bath)". Both rooms have hot spring baths ♨️ It is the ultimate luxury to be able to take baths as much as you want whenever you want ✨ As the name suggests, the "Presidential Suite" is spacious, has a great view, and is so comfortable that you don't want to check out 😅 However, even the "Deluxe Room" is only 41 to 49 m2 in size, so you can stay comfortably. The rooms with open-air baths are especially nice because you can feel the outside air ♨️ And the best thing about this hotel is the location! It's in a corner of Nara Park, so you can walk to Todaiji Temple and other places. 👍️ You can see deer right next to the hotel❣️ There's also a Japanese garden next door that you can enter for free... You'll definitely feel the history of Nara during your stay and the sightseeing! 📍Shisui Luxury Collection Hotel Nara 62 Noborioji-cho, Nara City About a 15-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station Hotel parking lot 2,200 yen per night (reservation required) #besttrip2023 #Nara #domestictravel #historicalbuildings #hotel #luxuryhotel #hotelconvenientforsightseeing

Komakiyama Castle in Komaki City, Aichi Prefecture, was first built by Oda Nobunaga in 1563. When Nobunaga started to move to Kyoto, he moved from his original Kiyosu Castle to Komakiyama Castle to conquer Mino (present-day Gifu). Until then, typical castles were defended by moats and earthworks, but Nobunaga was the first to incorporate "stone walls," which became the basis for castle construction throughout the country. It is now maintained as a park and is a place of relaxation for citizens, and is crowded with families on weekends. 📌Komakiyama Castle 📌Hori-no-uchi, Komaki City, Aichi Prefecture 485-0046 📌Closed on the third Thursday and during the New Year holidays 📌Famous rating: ★★★☆☆ #Domestic travel #Aichi Prefecture #Komaki City #Komakiyama Castle #Komakiyama #Oda Nobunaga #Nobunaga #Historical building #Castle

Atsuta Shrine in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, enshrines the Kusanagi Sword, one of the Three Sacred Treasures, and the sword itself is said to be the deity Amaterasu Omikami. In 1560, Oda Nobunaga received news in the early hours of the morning that the Imagawa forces had attacked the Marugane Fort and Washizu Fort, which were under the control of the Oda clan. He got up from his bed, danced "Atsumori", ate some rice porridge, and then visited Atsuta Shrine to pray for victory. He gathered about 2,000 soldiers here and defeated Imagawa Yoshimoto in the Battle of Okehazama. 📌Atsuta Shrine 📌1-1-1 Jingu, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 456-0031 📌There is a restaurant inside the shrine where you can eat Nagoya's specialty, Kishimen, so it is recommended to visit both. 📌 Popularity ★★★★☆ #Domestic travel #Aichi Prefecture #Aichi #Nagoya food #Nagoya gourmet #Nagoya #Atsuta Shrine #Oda Nobunaga #Historical building #Historical spot #Sengoku period

This is a full-scale samurai tenement house that has been designated as a national important cultural property. You can feel the lifestyle of the late Edo period, and you can even go up to the second floor, so it feels like you've traveled back in time. This tenement house is an amazing piece of architecture. It was a precious space. Facility name: Former Yamauchi Family Shimoyashiki Tenement House Exhibition Hall Address: 1-3-35 Takajo-cho, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture Access: About 5 minutes on foot from the Tosaden "Kencho-mae" tram stop Opening hours: 7:00-17:00 Holidays: Open all year round (may be closed temporarily) Admission fee: Free Highly recommended for sightseeing in Kochi 😊 #Domestic travel #Kochi #Kochi sightseeing #Travel to experience history and culture #Historical buildings #Sightseeing #Former Yamauchi Family Shimoyashiki Tenement House Exhibition Hall #Former Yamauchi Family Shimoyashiki #Tenement house

We will introduce Tran Quoc Pagoda, which is free to enter and can be visited casually. The temple is located on the east side of West Lake, one of the largest lakes in Hanoi city, along Thanh Nien Street. The yellow gate in the second photo is the main gate. Opening hours are from 7:30 to 18:30. Please note that you cannot enter for one hour from 12:30 to 13:30. The tallest tower, which can be said to be the main attraction, was rebuilt in 2004. It is very impressive. It is full of Vietnamese atmosphere, so please stop by. 📍Tran Quoc Pagoda 46 Đ. Thanh Niên, Trúc Bạch, Tây Hồ, Hà Nội #VietnamTrip #Hanoi #Temple #HistoricalBuilding

Berlin is a city with a lot of art and historical architecture. The tumultuous history of the 20th century, especially the division of East and West Germany, is one of the highlights! Two days is the general rule for sightseeing in Berlin. However, here we will introduce a model course for those who are short on time, touring the famous spots in half a day. The theme is the tumultuous history of the 20th century! Starting from Berlin Central Station, we will visit seven famous tourist spots. ①Berlin Cathedral ②East Side Gallery ③Checkpoint Charlie ④Ampelmann Shop ⑤Memorial for the Murdered Jews ⑥Brandenburg Gate ⑦Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church -------------------------------- ★Taka Taka's Life Travel Diary (@takalife7) I'm a nomad who travels once a month. I mostly post about Europe, saunas, and museums. #overseastravel #germany #berlin #historicalarchitecture #overseastravel