Naraijuku
Naraijuku
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DimitrisVek
Serres, Hellas2 121 bidrag
nov. 2024 • Venner
Beautiful village with traditional buildings. It is a purely tourist place to attract only tourists who will buy souvenirs. Visit early in the morning when there was not a large number of tourists
Skrevet 26. november 2024
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FoodTraveler_theworld
Bangkok, Thailand4 197 bidrag
nov. 2024 • Venner
Lost in the charm of Narai Juku! ✨ Wander through the historic streets, savor local delicacies, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of this bygone era.
Tips:
1.Plan for 2-3 hours tip here to enjoy street walk, coffee & photos
2.Don’t feel so hungry. Most of local restaurants are small and long queue during lunch time (11:30-13:00)
3.Type of restaurants are quite limited with Tonkatsu shop, Soba or Udon Shop.
4.Driving is convenience because paid parking is right in front of entrance.
Tips:
1.Plan for 2-3 hours tip here to enjoy street walk, coffee & photos
2.Don’t feel so hungry. Most of local restaurants are small and long queue during lunch time (11:30-13:00)
3.Type of restaurants are quite limited with Tonkatsu shop, Soba or Udon Shop.
4.Driving is convenience because paid parking is right in front of entrance.
Skrevet 9. november 2024
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Karen M
Kirkwall, UK1 357 bidrag
feb. 2024 • Par
This small town, part of the Nakasendo trail - the old route from Kyoto to Edo, is an amazingly well preserved post town. The traditional dark wood buildings line the streets. Start at the station & take the back road to the river, & the Narai Kiso bridge. This traditional wooden bridge spans the river. Look underneath at the wood joints.
Continue back to take the road through the town - a sign board tells you the buildings use.
Many are traditional craft shops. Some are historic & you can enter these (some have a fee)
There are various temples/shrines just off the main route.
It's an easy walk through the town.
Arrive early before the crowds come & enjoy the peace of the town - but wait for the shops to open too.
Continue back to take the road through the town - a sign board tells you the buildings use.
Many are traditional craft shops. Some are historic & you can enter these (some have a fee)
There are various temples/shrines just off the main route.
It's an easy walk through the town.
Arrive early before the crowds come & enjoy the peace of the town - but wait for the shops to open too.
Skrevet 19. mars 2024
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Vermont7 762 bidrag
apr. 2023 • Par
If it looks like a movie set, it might be because it was a movie set, or not. We’ve read both.
We’ve walked and visited several post towns on the Nakasendo Highway. Narai is the best preserved and seems to cater especially to tourists.
Photogenic buildings abound. We arrived by an early train from Kami-Suwa and spent about an hour here. Leave the station, walk to the end of the road without stopping for photos and then you can pace yourself for the walk back to the station. Be sure to nip into residences that are open to the public (fee charged) and visit the few temples along the road or on side alleys. Look for the original water fountains and the notice board. If you want to go further afield keep aware of the train schedule before heading out. There’s a new bridge over the Narai River that is worth a look.
Many souvenir/craft shops were open early. Do note that the main road is open to cars and many stopped to make deliveries to the shops. Take care while walking in the road.
One souvenir shop had an ice cream cone sign on the street and sold very welcome and tasty cones at a reasonable price. We didn’t notice many places open for a meal should you be looking for something substantial to eat.
We’ve walked and visited several post towns on the Nakasendo Highway. Narai is the best preserved and seems to cater especially to tourists.
Photogenic buildings abound. We arrived by an early train from Kami-Suwa and spent about an hour here. Leave the station, walk to the end of the road without stopping for photos and then you can pace yourself for the walk back to the station. Be sure to nip into residences that are open to the public (fee charged) and visit the few temples along the road or on side alleys. Look for the original water fountains and the notice board. If you want to go further afield keep aware of the train schedule before heading out. There’s a new bridge over the Narai River that is worth a look.
Many souvenir/craft shops were open early. Do note that the main road is open to cars and many stopped to make deliveries to the shops. Take care while walking in the road.
One souvenir shop had an ice cream cone sign on the street and sold very welcome and tasty cones at a reasonable price. We didn’t notice many places open for a meal should you be looking for something substantial to eat.
Skrevet 1. mars 2024
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akishimauchi
Tokyo, Japan69 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
We stayed at Iseya, an inn in Naraijuku on the Kisoji road. We strolled through the 1km-long streets of Naraijuku, which have been well-preserved from the Edo period. The wooden Kiso Bridge is also a must-see. The main building of Iseya gives you a sense of its 200 years of history. It is a little inconvenient that each room does not have a bath or toilet, but both have been recently renovated and are clean. There are two baths, which can be used privately by locking them from the inside (no reservation required, and you can use them if they are not locked). There are only a few rooms, so this is not a big problem. A variety of hearty dishes were served for dinner, all of which were delicious. When we checked out, we said to the landlady, "I think it's underpriced." I'm sorry if the price goes up.
Skrevet 29. september 2023
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Hisahiko
Japan2 661 bidrag
aug. 2023 • Par
I noticed the Naraijuku parking lot and parked my car there, and there was a steam locomotive exhibit next to it, from which I was able to tour Naraijuku. The atmosphere of the old post town was well preserved, and just walking around made me feel like I had traveled back in time. There were many Kiso lacquerware stores, and I was unsure where to buy some. I ended up walking around and bought some large dishes at a store run by an old lady right next to the parking lot, and they even gave me chopsticks as a service.
Skrevet 7. september 2023
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Michan
141 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
A post town. Nakasendo. It's a long way from the start to the end. There are more restaurants than souvenir shops.
There are more sweets and less snacks for souvenirs.
There are many wooden items. Lacquer bowls. Chopsticks are easy to buy.
There are more sweets and less snacks for souvenirs.
There are many wooden items. Lacquer bowls. Chopsticks are easy to buy.
Skrevet 3. september 2023
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待兼山
Osaka (prefektur) , Japan46 625 bidrag
aug. 2023 • Par
A post town on the Nakasendo road. It's about an hour's drive from Matsumoto Station. The old streetscape remains along the old Nakasendo road, so you can enjoy walking around the town. There are two townhouses that are open to the public: the Nakamura Residence and the Kamitonya Historical Museum. There are also several soba restaurants that have been renovated from townhouses, so it's a good idea to schedule lunch here.
Skrevet 21. august 2023
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vadordarg
Paris, Frankrike911 bidrag
aug. 2023 • Familie
Very well preserved small town, around a main street of one and a half km. For once the whole thing is not distorted by garish stores, everything is in quite good taste.
Skrevet 9. august 2023
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Waka
266 bidrag
aug. 2023 • Venner
A nostalgic Japanese landscape. A very peaceful and comfortable place where time flows. Many shops were closed on weekdays, but there were few people and it was a place where you could enjoy your time slowly. The water sources here and there ⛲️ are very cold, apparently from melted snow wells 🥵💦 and it feels great in the hot season!
Skrevet 6. august 2023
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Hi, are there any parking around Narai-juku?
Skrevet 19. januar 2020
Is there a kimono rental shop in Naraijuku? Where do I find it?
Skrevet 6. juli 2018
Hi I am not sure however you may find one on the internet or contact a Hotel via e mail and ask them, good luck.
Skrevet 6. juli 2018
How do I book Minshuku Iseya? I can't seem to do it through the internet. Do they speak English and is there a phone number? Thanks
Skrevet 21. januar 2017
I will be walking the Nakasendo trail between Magome and Tsumago and then taking the bus to Narai on the next day. I have a couple of questions.
- Did anyone go in September? How is the weather?
- Can you recommend a place to eat lunch? Should we eat in Magome before we start off? or are there places between Magome and Tsumago to eat lunch? I plan to stay at Hotel Kisoji after we explore Tsumago so dinner will be there.
- How much time do you think I need in Narai? Is 2 hours more than adequate? I am thinking of getting there around 9:30 and then catching a 11:30 bus out.
- I appreciate any suggestions and thoughts.. thank you!
Skrevet 28. juli 2015
We had lunch in a small restaurant between Magome and Tsumago. It was pretty good actually, with noodles and rice dishes. The restaurant offered horse meat, served like a tataki. But you could also take snacks along the 3 hour walk. Nara is basically a one street town, but very pretty. We actually walked Tsumago to Narai, and the views were gorgeous. We passed through the Torii-toge. September would be a good time to see some fall colours.
Skrevet 29. juli 2015
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