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Ieyasu Travel Journal

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Ueno Toshogu Shrine “Kinshikiden” Special Door OpeningBeyond the Doors Usually Kept Closed

Discover a golden shrine in Tokyo’s Ueno Park through photos from its April 2026 special opening, revealing the sanctuary and carvings behind closed doors.
Ieyasu Travel Journal

Exploring the Sengoku Heritage of Mino and Ōmi: From Nangū Taisha to Azuchi Castle and the Azuchi Castle Archaeological Museum (Travel Log)

A one-day historical route from Ōgaki and Tarui to Nangū Taisha, continuing on to the Azuchi Castle ruins (with 360° panoramic photos), Chōkōji Temple (featuring the relocated gate from Sōkenji), and the Shiga Prefectural Azuchi Castle Archaeological Museum.This journey connects the Tokugawa-protected shrine rebuilt under Shogun Iemitsu with Nobunaga’s visionary city of Azuchi—a seamless trail through the spirit of Japan’s Warring States era.
Chubu/Central Japan

From Arako to Kiyosu: A Day Among Maeda Toshiie and Oda Nobunaga Sites in Nagoya

A one-day diary from Arako to Kiyosu (Nov 1, 2025): Maeda Toshiie’s birthplace, the Tokugawa Art Museum, Sōōji and Kiyosu Castle, with train, bus and bike tips.
Ieyasu Travel Journal

August 2025: Nikko Toshogu Shrine – Special Prayer Tour in the Shogun’s Seated Chamber | Travel Diary

Diary of the 10:00 Nikkō Tōshō-gū special prayer tour (about 1 h 45 min, 3,700 yen): the back path, Yōmeimon, the Sleeping Cat and the Shogun Audience Room.
Kansai

Special Report: Exclusive Access to Himeji Castle’s Hishi-no-Mon Gate

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A Historical Journey Through Kaneiji Temple: Walking Among the Resting Places of the Tokugawa Shoguns

Visit journal of Kan'ei-ji's terakoya session and non-public mausoleum tour in Ueno: Tenkai's story, bronze vs stone tombs, and Atsuhime's grave.
Chubu/Central Japan

A Midsummer Day in Hamamatsu: Hamamatsu Castle, Lady Tsukiyama’s Grave and Hidetada’s Birth Well

A midsummer day in Hamamatsu, August 2025: Ieyasu's castle, Lady Tsukiyama's grave and Hidetada's birth well, in 11 stops with 13 panoramas.
Ieyasu Travel Journal

Joining the Public Opening of Inui Street at the Imperial Palace — A Special Morning Woven with History and Nature

One early spring day, when the first signs of the season’s change began to appear, I took part in the special public ope...
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