Partly stone-built kura in Yoshiwara, Fuji City! “Kura” (in Japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditional Japan, especially during the Edo Era,...
Utsunoya was an intermediary stage between the two Old Tokaido Route stations, Mariko in Shizuoka City, and Okabe in Fujieda City. Even during the Meiji...
Kura in Kashibaya Inn, Okabe, Fujieda City! “Kura” (in Japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditional Japan, especially during the Edo Era,...
Higashi Chaya Douri/East Tea houses Street in Kanazawa City! After having taken you through Nishi/West Chaya Street let’s have a look together at Higashi/East Tea...
Hatsukame Brewery warehouse! “Kura” (in Japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditional Japan, especially during the Edo Era, as most of buildings...
There are two streets and their vicinity that you must absolutely in Kanazawa City: Nisahi Chya/Wets Tea Houses Street and Higashi Chaya/East Tea Houses Street!...
Real gold-gilded kura! “Kura” (in japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditional Japan, especially during the Edo Era, as most of buildings...
“Kura” (in japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditional Japan, especially during the Edo Era, as most of buildings and urba/village structures...
Because Shizuoka City and Prefecture were more an area of intense travelling than Kyoto or Tokyo where people gathered and built according to the size...
We will have to check this ivy-covered kura again in the summer! “Kura” (in japanese 蔵 or 倉) means “warehouse” or “Storehouse”. In traditonal Japan,...
