Masonry of the Gusuku
Stones cut into polygons and interlocked without gaps - a Ryukyuan method built on a different idea from mainland walling.
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Stones cut into polygons and interlocked without gaps - a Ryukyuan method built on a different idea from mainland walling.
Known for fish and shrimp cut in line; found by the mingei leaders, he became Okinawa's first Living National Treasure.
The royal temple burned in 1945; Hojo Bridge remains, and the main gate has been restored. Most of Ryukyuan Buddhist art was lost with it.
The oldest reinforced concrete building left in Okinawa, and one that stood through the shelling of 1945. A nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
Porous Ryukyuan limestone stacked among subtropical planting - neither the material nor the plants of a mainland garden.
A minshuku guesthouse in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
An inn in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A ryokan in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A ryokan in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A hotel in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
An inn in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A minshuku guesthouse in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A hotel in Furukawa, Osaki City. Listed in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
An inn in Miyagi Prefecture. Its name highlights the bounty of the mountains.
A ryokan in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A ryokan in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A capsule hotel in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A lodging facility in Miyagi Prefecture. Its name highlights the idea of a village.
An inn that uses a closed school building. It hosts hands-on experiences in farming and mountain villages.
A minshuku guesthouse in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.
A ryokan in Miyagi Prefecture. Listed as accommodation in the prefectural tourism federation's official guide.