Access
Easy access from Shinjuku (Tokyo) and Nagoya:
By train, take the Chuo Line.
By car, take the Chuo Expressway.
SUWA AREA
The accumulation of history formed in the geographical environment in the navel of Japan.
The Nakasendo and other old highways pass through various areas in the mid-mountainous region, leaving behind the footprints of different eras and travelers.
With a trail guide, this special experience can be experienced in a deeper and more engaging way.
Jomon Story and Obsidian.
A key highway built in the Edo period connecting Edo and Kyoto.
The Nakasendo, developed in the beginning Edo period (1603), traverses the mountainous region in the center of Japan.
During the Edo period, feudal lords all over Japan needed to visit Edo (present-day Tokyo) on a regular basis, and they often took the Nakasendo, which had no large rivers to disrupt travel schedule.
We will relive the journey along the highway, where will be able to touch the culture that has continued since the Jomon period (over 10,000 years ago) has accumulated like a geological formation under the inland natural environment, along with the sentiments of ancient travelers.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, at mei dolore tritani repudiandae. In his nemore temporibus consequuntur, vim ad prima vivendum consetetur. Viderer feugiat at pro, mea aperiam
Formed Under the Complex Mythes.
The road before the Nakasendo was developed, an ancient steeper mountainous route.
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Nakasendo, the third phase of Suwa.
Ancient road leading to Hida Takayama.
Hida Kaido is the general name for the road leading to Hida Takayama. The road extends from three post towns; Ota-juku, Nakatsugawa-juku, and Fukushima-juku to Takayama. In particular, the road extending to Kiso was also called the “Kamakura-michi (road)” because it was the road leading to Kamakura from Takayama.
In fact, it was used as an important highway even before the Nakasendo was opened, and in addition to political and military use, salt and marine products from the Hokuriku (north shore) region were also transported along it.
In modern times, there is an anecdote about a female workers from Hida that went to work at a silk mill in Suwa and walked along the steep, snow-covered road.
Modernization.
The road before the Nakasendo was developed, an ancient steeper mountainous route.
The Nakasetur, vim ad prima vivendum consetetur. Viderer feugiat at pro, mea aperiam
KISO AREA.
“Kiso Road is all in the mountains.” – Touson Shimazaki (19c. Author from Magome)
The Nakasendo and other old highways pass through various areas in the mid-mountainous region, leaving behind the footprints of different eras and travelers.
With a trail guide, this special experience can be experienced in a deeper and more engaging way.
Ancient Mountainous Route and Kiso-uma (Native Species).
Called navel of Japan, where history has been accumulating since the Jomon period.
The Nakasendo, developed in the beginning Edo period (1603), traverses the mountainous region in the center of Japan.
During the Edo period, feudal lords all over Japan needed to visit Edo (present-day Tokyo) on a regular basis, and they often took the Nakasendo, which had no large rivers to disrupt travel schedule.
We will relive the journey along the highway, where will be able to touch the culture that has continued since the Jomon period (over 10,000 years ago) has accumulated like a geological formation under the inland natural environment, along with the sentiments of ancient travelers.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, at mei dolore tritani repudiandae. In his nemore temporibus consequuntur, vim ad prima vivendum consetetur. Viderer feugiat at pro, mea aperiam
Kiso River and the Sacred Forests.
The road before the Nakasendo was developed, an ancient steeper mountainous route.
The Nakasetur, vim ad prima vivendum consetetur. Viderer feugiat at pro, mea aperiam
‘Shugen’ in Ontake – Mountain Beliefs and Self-Discipline.
The road before the Nakasendo was developed, an ancient steeper mountainous route.
The Nakasetur, vim ad prima vivendum consetetur. Viderer feugiat at pro, mea aperiam
