Izushi Jinja
First shrine of Tajima Province. It enshrines the immigrant deity Amenohiboko and carries the tradition of the opening up of Tajima.
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First shrine of Tajima Province. It enshrines the immigrant deity Amenohiboko and carries the tradition of the opening up of Tajima.
Seven public baths, toured in a yukata. The inns keep their own baths deliberately small.
A castle town of grid streets, and a porcelain so white that its patterns are cut into the body rather than painted on.
Inns were kept small and baths kept public, so the street works as the corridor of one large shared building.
A basket in the 8th-century Shosoin is said to come from here; willow weaving later made this Japan's luggage capital.
Farmhouses whose roofs were raised for silkworms; snow load and the worms' temperature together set the shape.