Showing posts with label kitamaebune. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitamaebune. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Tamashima Historic Preservation District
Labels:
Architecture,
chugoku33,
kitamaebune,
kurashiki,
okayama,
preservation district
Friday, April 18, 2025
Seisotei the Yunoki Residence & Gardens
The oldest part of the house was built in the late 18th century and was named Seisotei by the Confucian scholar Suga Chazan.
The Yunoki family were owners of trading ships that operated along the Inland Sea
Labels:
chugoku33,
garden,
kitamaebune,
kurashiki,
preservation district,
tamashima
Friday, May 3, 2024
Takuno Port
There are a couple of small islands just offshore and they provide good protection so the harbour became one of the Kitamaebune ports. The next Kitamaebune port down the coast is Yunotsu.
I have passed through Takuno several times, most recently while walking the Iwami Kannon pilgrimage.
Labels:
japan sea coast,
Japan Sea Walk,
kitamaebune,
shinwa,
Susano,
takuno
Thursday, September 15, 2022
Yunotsu Harbour
Yunotsu Japan Travel
From one inlet a small tunnel leads through to Okidomari another site of World Heritage and one of the original Mori-controlled ports that served the silver mines..... I have already done a post....
Labels:
Japan Sea Walk,
kitamaebune,
world heritage,
yunotsu
Saturday, June 18, 2022
Gotsu Honmachi
Gotsu Honmachi
The old clinic and doctors' house is one of the most well-known buildings in the old town, mainly because of its ochre-colored roof tiles rather than the traditional black or red.
Built in 1926, the original Gotsu Town Hall..... used as such until 1962
Labels:
Gonokawa,
gotsu honmachi,
iwami ginzan,
kitamaebune,
source
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