長野県 · Shrines & temples
Achimura
阿智村 南信
A village the Ministry of the Environment named the place where the stars shine brightest in Japan.
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長野県 · Shrines & temples
阿智村 南信
A village the Ministry of the Environment named the place where the stars shine brightest in Japan.
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長野市 北信
Five doves are hidden inside the characters on the Zenkoji plaque.
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小諸市 東信
The birthplace of the saying about being led to Zenkoji by an ox. A hall built out over the cliff.
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諏訪市 南信
The ice of Lake Suwa buckles upward. It is taken as the track of a god crossing, and is recorded in a rite.
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長野市 北信
It carries a tradition of being the oldest pyramid in the world. A mountain of shugendo practice.
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上田市 東信
Zenkoji is said to guard the next life and Kitamuki Kannon this one, so visiting both is the custom.
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松本市 中信
A surviving keep, and a National Treasure. The black weatherboarding gives it the name Crow Castle.
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南木曽町 中信
The first post town in Japan to take up townscape preservation. Small shrines are dotted along the highway.
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塩尻市 中信
A post town once called Narai of a thousand houses, and a producer of Kiso lacquerware.
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諏訪市ほか 南信
Once every seven years, huge trees cut from the mountain are hauled by hand and raised at the four corners of the halls.
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長野市 北信
You feel your way along a pitch-dark corridor, and touching the lock is said to promise rebirth in paradise.
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長野市 北信
The gate town that gave rise to the saying about being led to Zenkoji by an ox.
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松本市 中信
The Azusa river and Kappa Bridge. Weston introduced it to the world. Private cars cannot enter.
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山ノ内町 北信
Japanese macaques that bathe in hot springs, said to be the only ones in the world.
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南木曽町 中信
The first post town in Japan to take up townscape preservation. The power lines were hidden away.
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上田市 東信
The Kamakura of Shinshu. Kitamuki Kannon and the National Treasure octagonal pagoda stand close together.
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野沢温泉村 北信
A shrine structure is built, then set alight, with the villagers defending and attacking it.
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松本市ほか 中信
A lava plateau at 2,000 metres, where cattle are put out to graze.
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小布施町 北信
A town of chestnut confectionery. The Hokusai Museum holds work from his last years.
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立科町ほか 東信
A highland lake at the foot of the Yatsugatake range. It freezes over completely in winter.
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軽井沢町 東信
The missionary Shaw made it known as a summer retreat. The old Mikasa Hotel still stands.
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長野市ほか 中信
Where rice grew poorly at altitude, buckwheat became the staple. Togakushi soba is the most renowned.
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長野市 北信
Rebuilt beside Zenkoji, its roof opened free to the public as a 'landscape museum' framing the town and mountains.
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長野市 北信
Holds the 970 works Higashiyama gave to the province, in a Taniguchi building reflected in still water.
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