The Samurai Road 1: Magome-juku | 43 Highlights from Magome-juku to Tsumago-juku | Nakasendo Trail скачать в хорошем качестве

The Samurai Road 1: Magome-juku | 43 Highlights from Magome-juku to Tsumago-juku | Nakasendo Trail

"The Samurai Road" – That’s what a visiting tourist once called it. This trail, officially known as the Nakasendo, was a vital route used by feudal lords and samurai over 400 years ago during Japan's Edo period. Towns called “-juku” were established as post stations for travelers to rest, and today, Magome-juku and Tsumago-juku stand out as two beautifully preserved examples. These towns still retain the charm of the Edo era and attract visitors from around the world. The Nakasendo trail, connecting the two towns through forests, mountains, and rivers, offers a one-day hike through scenic landscapes and timeless culture. “There are mountains, rivers, roads, old houses, and fields. Only the sea is missing. It's like a country.” — A foreign tourist’s impression. Join us as we walk this cultural corridor, explore 43 unique sights, and share insights to deepen your experience—whether you're planning your visit or traveling from your screen. 🔹 Episode Vol.1 includes: Historical background of post town culture 1. Magome-juku Signpost 2. Masugata & Suzumiya 3. Historic water mill 4. Shimizuya Museum 5. Dochu Oyaki food stall 6. Tourist Information Center 7. Toson Memorial Museum 🗺️ Interactive Tour Map: [https://www.vtourmap.com/static/h/san...] 📍 Spot Index: [https://www.vtourmap.com/static/index...] 🎥 Full Video Series: Vol.1: Magome-juku - Magome Signpost → Toson Museum    • The Samurai Road 1: Magome-juku | 43 Highl...   Vol.2: Free tea house - Waki-Honjin Museum → Gongenzawa Bridge    • The Samurai Road 2: Magome - Old Free tea ...   Vol.3: Water Falls - Medaki & Odaki Waterfalls → Nagiso Historical Museum (To be released at a later date) Vol.4: Tsumago-juku - Ryokan FUJIOTO → Carp Rock (To be released at a later date) 👍 If you enjoyed the journey, don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share this video! 🧭 For more guided tours of Japan’s hidden gems, check out the rest of the vTourMap Global series. 🔔 Enable notifications to never miss a cultural adventure. 🎶 BGM: “Rising Sun – Tribute to Eiichi Shibusawa” by Yoshinori Tanaka [Creative Commons Attribution 3.0] [  / rising-sunrising-sun-tribute-to-eiichi-shi...  ] 🏷️ Tags: #SamuraiRoad #MagomeJuku #TsumagoJuku #Nakasendo #NakasendoTrail #JapanTravel #vTourMap #TosonShimazaki #JapaneseCulture