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The Nakayama Ancient Road is one of the five major transportation routes pioneered in the Edo era. It connects the Nihonbashi in Edo (now Tokyo) and the three streets in Kyoto. This ancient road is also called "Nakayama Road", "Nakayama Road", "Kyamachi Street", "Kyamachi Road". The length of 507.7 km, spans Tokyo Metropolitan, Saitama Prefecture, Gunma Prefecture, Nagano Prefecture, Jixian Prefecture, Shiga Prefecture and Kyoto Prefecture. There are 67 lodging stations in the middle (Chinese name is Sapporo Station). Among them, Nara Isu, Wives Nang Su, Ma Nang Su, Wake Isu, and Kusatsu Su are the most popular stations. I went to Nara Isu a few years ago, and this time I came to Malongsu to play. Although the sky is not beautiful and it rains, it does not affect the interest of tourism. Walking on the ancient streets feels like returning to a distant ancient city. Six photos are provided for friends to refer to.

Malongsu and wife cagesu choose one of the two, and then come here, the weather is not very good, the wind is very strong and a bit cold. The old street here is still very shopping. They are all old houses for dozens of centuries, very clean and full of life. Much better than the attractions that close the door and collect tickets in China.

Super favorite place - Ma Longsu is a relics of the ancient maroon lodge in Nakatsukawa City, Ji Prefecture, Japan (formerly Yamaguchi Village, Kiseng County, Nagano Prefecture, but was incorporated into the Yue Prefecture in February 2005).

Eight kilometers of Zhongshan ancient road is running all the way without breathing. Good air really directly affects people's condition. How many times better than the so-called ancient streets of Kyoto, suitable for people who really like to travel, mainly Europeans and Americans, we will pass through the enthusiastic say hello. When crossing the ancient road, we should be careful about the presence of bears.

Walking around the horse cage, Japan's ancient village, the historic small station, are all the architectural styles of the Edo era, each family has a small stream, there are many elderly people in the town are still busy, the mountain road is steep, so I can't pass it, so I took the name of the horse cage house... small village, Clean and quiet.

Malongsu is the remains of the ancient ramp of Japan's ancient ramp, which was burned by two fires. Now the horse cage, the whole old street except for the stone steps and pass in the middle, was later rebuilt. Fortunately, the old street buildings next to the stone ramp basically maintained the same as in the Edo era. The terrain of the horse cage is steep and the road is difficult to travel. In ancient times, it was difficult for the horse to cross the steep mountain road and had to leave the horse at the station, so it was named the horse cage. Walking in the horse cage, climbing on the steep stone steps, enjoying the ancient village, elegant buildings, historic small inn stations, each family's small streams, exquisite bonsai, the mood is still very pleasant. Especially on the highest point of the village, overlooking the distant mountains, full of green, blooming flowers, this attraction is still very worth visiting!

A day's tour around Nagoya chose to stay in a cage with a wife. At the ticketing center on the third floor of Ming Tie Bus Station, I bought a ticket for the Sakata Line to go directly to the cage. I left Nagoya in the morning and went directly to the cage. According to the instructions, I went to the scenic spot of the cage. Now it's really an awkward time. Most of the shops are closed because of the snow and low temperature. The Taiwanese tour group brought a group of people over, which seemed to be more lively, and left in about 20 minutes. The town was calm again. I bought a walking certificate at the tourist center and planned to walk to my wife's cage. Horse cages are built on hills, stacked in layers. If you like to take photos, it is a good place. Walk to the wife's cage and stay 7.8 kilometers. The first three kilometers of the way up the hill, there are many roads, a little breathless, and then came to a rest station, the local elderly spontaneously on duty here, to provide convenience for tourists. We had a rest. It was an old-fashioned house. The walls were covered with tourist information and pictures of tourists. There are rest rooms in it. There's also a wood stove. The old man asked us where we came from, carefully noted it down in his notebook, cut the local radish for us, poured a pot of tea, and filled the stove with a piece of wood. There is also a message book on the table. Many people write their thoughts on it. Look at the waves of people who came before today. We took a break, stuffed some money in the donation box and said goodbye. The back road is mainly downhill. Relatively labor-saving, but still damn season, there is ice on the road very slippery, walk very carefully. There are some dangerous passages. Fortunately, we all wore snowboots. There were many bells along the way to drive the bears away. I don't know if there are bears. Because this section of the hiking trail is a section of the mountain, a section of the highway, so over-developed places. Will there be bears? The Japanese instructions are good. There must be signs at the intersection where there is a slight fork in the road. So I won't get lost. Several foreigners I met along the way. Japanese seem to like hiking here in spring. Finally, I went to my wife's cage. It was the same place as a horse cage. It was not the time for traveling. Many stores closed. But the wife's cage is bigger and flatter than the horse's cage. After stamping the visitor center in his wife's cage, he finished walking, took a rest, worked out the time, got on the bus to Nanmu Zeng Station, and bought the ticket to return to Ancient House. I'm a little tired. I bought an express ticket and went back to rest earlier. If the rest station is removed during the whole journey, it will take about two and a half hours. When walking on the highway, there is a bus stop. If you can't walk, you can take the bus. But there are few buses there. If you happen to miss them, you may have to wait half a day. There are still surprises in the journey. Seasons should be chosen correctly. And don't go alone, in case you have a helper. All the money along the way was spent on transportation, and there was almost no cost there. I bought a steamed bun. It tastes really bad. I bought something to eat in my bag at Rosen in Nagoya.