Oyama Afuri Jinja
Hundreds of thousands climbed here each year on the Oyama pilgrimage of the Edo period. As its other name, the rain-falling mountain, suggests, it was a place to pray for rain.
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Hundreds of thousands climbed here each year on the Oyama pilgrimage of the Edo period. As its other name, the rain-falling mountain, suggests, it was a place to pray for rain.
The Ise of eastern Japan. It was built as the tutelary shrine of the newly opened port of Yokohama.
The hardest stretch of the Tokaido. The stone paving and the cedar avenue survive.
The main castle of the Hojo. The outer earthworks built in preparation for Hideyoshi's attack on Odawara survive.
Beside the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. A street of souvenirs and street food.
An old spring sung of in the Manyoshu. Natsume Soseki and Kunikida Doppo stayed here.
It began as a prayer for postwar recovery. Large decorations cover the shopping street.
The lights of the petrochemical plants. Cruises run to see the factory night view.