 Most viewed - Sawara Traditional Townscape 佐原の町並み |
Manhole in Sawara, Katori, Chiba. River fish and irises.156 views
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Ono River has these little statues of the Gods of Good Fortune. Sawara, Katori, Chiba.150 views
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Traditional townscape in Sawara, Katori, Chiba Prefecture.97 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence in Sawara, Chiba is open to the public.96 views
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Traditional townscape in Sawara, Katori, Chiba Prefecture.95 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence95 views
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Sawara, Katori, Chiba94 views
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Boat dock at the other end of the river.69 views
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Sawara is a National Important Traditional Townscape Preservation District (重要伝統的建造物群保存地区) along the Ono River near JR Sawara Station (Narita Line).67 views
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About the Tobacco and Tea Shop67 views
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About Kinsei Japanese textile shop66 views
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Jaja Bridge (Toyohashi Bridge) in Sawara, Chiba has a waterfall.66 views
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About Sawara's traditional townscape.66 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence66 views
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Traditional boat rides on Ono River.65 views
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Monument for Ino Tadataka at his former residence.65 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence65 views
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Leaping carp or maybe sea bream.64 views
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Tobacco and Tea Shop64 views
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About Jaja Bridge (Toyohashi Bridge) in Sawara, Chiba.64 views
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Open hours of Ino Tadataka's former residence.64 views
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Bench63 views
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Jaja Bridge63 views
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Jaja Bridge (Toyohashi Bridge) in Sawara, Chiba.63 views
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Boat dock for boat rides on Ono River.63 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence63 views
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A few buildings were in need of repair.62 views
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Sake merchant62 views
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Sake merchant62 views
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Sawara has some old signs like this one for Fanta soda.62 views
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Shuttle boats (¥1,300 roundtrip) and tour boats (¥500) are busy on Ono River during the spring and autumn festival time.62 views
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Ino Tadataka was a geographical surveyor who was the first to use modern scientific surveying methods to produce very accurate maps of Japan known as Inoh maps. 62 views
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Ino Tadataka Memorial Hall, a local museum. Photography was not allowed inside.62 views
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Statue of Ino Tadataka at his former residence.61 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence is quite spacious.61 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence61 views
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Uedaya Hardware Store60 views
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Layout of Ino Tadataka's former residence.60 views
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Map of the traditional townscape along the Ono River. I started from the Kaiun Bridge on the right of this map.59 views
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Traditional boat rides on Ono River operated by cute grandmas.59 views
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Traditional boat rides on Ono River.59 views
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About the Shojo Soy Sauce Shop established in 1800.59 views
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About Uedaya Hardware Store founded by a merchant from Gamo, Shiga Prefecture. Still in business.59 views
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Oil merchant59 views
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Inside the entrance foyer of Ino Tadataka's former residence. Japanese-style home.59 views
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About the oil merchant58 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence58 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence57 views
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Ino Tadataka's former residence57 views
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Modern phone booth56 views
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