Tsumago

Heard of "sukuba Cho"? In the Edo period, people had to walk or walk because they had not developed transportation. Along the intersection of nakasen do road or Tokaido, there were many towns that flourished because of the accommodation station called "sukuba Cho." Tokaido has established 53 lodgings from Shinagawa (Tokyo) to Otsu (Shiga Prefecture) and is known as Tokaido 53rd. Several lodgings have been preserved and are deeply appealing to tourists. This time, the "horse cage lodging" and "wife cage lodging" of Nakayama do road are introduced. The horse cage lodging in Gifu Prefecture is also called Tsumago lodging in Nagano Prefecture, because it is well preserved and enjoys the traditional Japanese flavor. On the sides of the steep slope of the main street of Malong, which is about 600 meters long, there are old wooden houses, strolling through the slate slopes, teahouses and local shops on both sides, as if to come to another nostalgic world. The distance between the horse cage and the wife cage is not far. There are buses in the middle. Don't miss 2! The wife cage is a place that preserves the street style of the Edo period and is the first designated preservation area of the important traditional building group of the country. The wife cage lodging is also operated by many after the construction, and many tourists choose to live here for one night. It is said that the night's wife cage lodging is a completely different atmosphere. Transportation Notes: JR Nagoya station, JR Chuo main line limited Express train to JR Nakatsugawa station or JR Minami Kiso station, transfer bus to umagajuku or tsumagajuku.

It's just half an hour's drive from Magongsu all the way to the extremely quiet mountain village with us on the street, which is simply too difficult. The service from the locals in Japan is unabated, they are very enthusiastic to us, and strolled around. It is very interesting to experience the original appearance of the mountain village in the Edo period.

Hiking 7.7Km from Malongju to Tsumagoju, there are some historical relics, unique sceneries, and many Japanese who come here to sketch. If there is a case, you can get a route map and a walking certificate (300 yen), and the staff will stamp it. There are buses that can take you to Nagoya, and the timetable can be obtained in the case.

Tsumago-juku was the first traditional village in Japan to be restored and preserved as it was in the middle of the last century. There was no facility to accommodate a large number of tour groups to stay and dine, so a large number of tour groups could not be seen on the street.

Honjin is the residence of the daimyo, and Wakimotojin is the residence of the daimyo's followers. Wakimotojin (Oku) is more interesting than Honjin. The combined ticket was only 100 yen expensive, and it didn't hurt much to go to Honjin.