THE 10 MAIN STEPS OF SAKE MAKING AT MAKINO BREWERY
THE 10 MAIN STEPS OF SAKE MAKING AS ILLUSTRATED BY ANTIQUE STATUES AT MAKINO BREWERY, FUJINOMIYA...
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Hamamatsu Castle Ruins
There are still a few castles remaining in Shizuoka Prefecture although all of them are ruins or...
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Shimada City Roses Hill Park/島田市ばらの丘公園!
If you like roses the place to be in Shizuoka Prefecture is the Shimada City Roses Hill Park as it...
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Shioya Kichie Wasabi Farm in Izu City
Shioya Kichie Wasabi Farm in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture! The other day I had the opportunity to...
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Shizuoka Prefecture Railway Stations: Ooigawa Railway Ooigawa Main Line (Kanaya~Senzu)
The Ōigawa Main Line (大井川本線 Ōigawa honsen) is a Japanese railway line which connects Kanaya...
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Seikenji Temple in Okitsu, Shimizu Ku, Shizuoka City!
Seikenji Temple in Okitsu, Shimizu Ku, Shizuoka City! Seikenji Temple in Okitsu, Shimizu Ku,...
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Gotenba Illuminations at Toki no Sumika
Gotenba Illuminations at Toki no Sumika Here are some illumination taken at Toki no Sumika, in...
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Shidaizumi Brewery and Nyan Cup: Cats as ambassadors for quality sake
Steaming sake rice, two women as Toji?: Haginishiki Brewery, Shizuoka
One year through seasons with a japanese farmer : Umeboshi (Japanese pickled plums)
Japanese organic tea producers: Ihachi Farm, heirs to a 15-generation tradition (English Subs).
The first woman as Toji in Shizuoka ! Discover the Hamamatsu Shuzou Brewery.
A sake made with 100 years old water from Mount Fuji : Fuji Takasago Brewery [English Subs]
The Sake Brewery nearest to Mount Fuji: Fujimasa
Japanese and modern traditional hair dressing : Kanzashi
Daruma: Enter in the world of the famous japanese talisman at Sugiyama Daruma Ten
【3】Dive in Japanese culture with Roger Voltz, traditional Japanese Noh Masks craftsmen.
【1】Roger Voltz, Martial arts specialist, Noh masks Carver talks about how he came to live in Japan
Discover Aizome, the japanese Indigo Dyeing [English Captions]
【2】MIZUTORI, Original Japanese modern and traditional sandals: Geta (FRENCH/ENGLISH/JAPANESE)
【1】MIZUTORI, Original Japanese modern and traditional sandals: Geta (FRENCH/ENGLISH/JAPANESE)
【2】Japanese green tea from Shizuoka: Marufuku Seicha [En/Fr/Jp]. Products, woman condition in Japan.
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