Okage Yokocho
Before the gate of the Inner Shrine. The streets of the Edo and Meiji eras have been recreated.
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Before the gate of the Inner Shrine. The streets of the Edo and Meiji eras have been recreated.
Only virgin Japanese Black cattle qualify. It is called the art of meat.
A canal that joined Lake Biwa to the castle town. White-walled merchant storehouses line it.
About 1.5 kilometres along the Lake Biwa Canal. Nishida Kitaro used to walk it.
The rise where foreigners lived after the port opened. The Weathercock House stands here.
Held to be the oldest road in Japan, running from Miwa to Nara and linking burial mounds and shrines.
Yokai were originally the shapes people gave to what they could not explain. The culture on the reverse side of faith.
The male snow crab. Landings here compete for first place in Japan.
You circle the castle moat by small boat. At the low bridges the roof comes down.
Goods gathered here as a territory ruled directly by the shogunate. White-walled storehouses line the canal.
Shimonoseki's fish market, combining wholesale and retail. At weekends sushi stalls line the hall.
Here fugu is called fuku. Ito Hirobumi is said to have lifted the ban on eating it.