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Nakasendo Trek - Kiso Valley, Japan
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A former Engineer from the city that retires in a village along the Nakasendo trail. This man has found freedom and happiness.
【中山道】
サムライロードと言われているくらい 海外の方に人気があるらしく 見かけた方は9割外国の人だった気がします。 馬籠宿にて撮影 2024年10月7日
着いた時は傘要らなかったのに土砂降りの雨(笑) 石畳の階段と灯り、時々通りかかる人で雰囲気が良かったです✨
"A nice place to relax"
Japan
I will be honest, i forgot where this was, but it was during our Nakasendo walk. The old japanese style door, the wood skinned Vending machine and colorful drinks and a rock seat by the side to cool yourself and take the load of from a long walk.
20250208 Narai 2 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 南木曽駅の手前で中央西線は木曽川を渡ります。水墨画のような景色。 Photo taken at Near Sakashita station, Nakatsugawa city, Gifu pref.
The road goes on and on. Waking the Nakasendo between Magome and Tsumago.
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Taken on the Nakasendo, Gifu Prefecture. There is an old mountain walking highway used to connect Kyoto with Edo, modern day Tokyo. The part of the road called, “Kiso Road” or “Kisoji” is still intact in Gifu and Nagano Prefectures. Some of the old towns are also intact. Here is an old post-office box along the route. I love these roads.
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