Hida Furukawa Follow her Kimi no nawa

[Hida-Furukawa following your name] Before coming to Japan since the time before the country opened, I accidentally believed and watched the anime Kimi no Nawa, the name of your name. Actually, it was too late. It was famous many years ago. I don't know why I wanted to come here. I stuffed Hida-Furukawa into my plan. From the travel survey, I had to pass through Takayama. It's a very famous city, but I've never put it in my itinerary. This time, I planned to leave Shirakawa-go and sleep in Takayama so that I would have time to travel in the morning. The day I came, the weather was very cold because there was a little snow. I noticed the white streaks that hadn't melted yet. Instead of walking around Takayama in the morning, I changed to Hida-Furukawa. Hida-Furukawa is a small, quiet city. I walked around the city and almost finished it in an hour. If anyone likes old things, you should try to put this city into your plan. The shrine here is still made of wood in the original style. It has been renovated and not rebuilt. The station itself is still in its original form. That still has a wooden structure The public corner that was put in the anime The government also cooperated. Open that window Including bringing a stand to stand The map is in many languages Because I was hungry and thought that I would return to Takayama by 2 pm, I stopped to eat food that was not a recommended shop (I liked the shop front and was too lazy to walk). Hida-Furukawa In addition to being famous for Hida beef, another thing that is famous is herbs. The shop claims on the front of the shop that most of the ingredients come from herbs. And with the Kimi no Nawa trend a few years ago, all documents, including the menu, are in English, making it not difficult to travel. If you are indie and don't collect points, try to breathe in the air here. #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #placestovisitnagoya #tharathejourney #tharainjp2023 #nagoya #toyotashi #方向向埳痴トリップ