Xiang's daily life

We went to Zenko-ji temple. It's one of the grand head temples of the Biddist branch. People say these statues guard children. Thanks for us! It's a main hall! There is a lock in the temple's underground. We went to touch the lock because they said we'd be happy if we touched the block. I've touched it! Yeah! But, it's soft unexpectedly. That's my back, Ling! Original blog: in Japanese.

  We're going to continue our trip report. We went to Kitamuki-Kannon temple after visiting the castle. This purification fountain uses hot spring water. It's warm! The temple is near a famous hot spring. We prayed for a safe trip. Ling! Please ring a little weakly. Hello, I'm Ling. I came here from Tokyo. Who are you? Hey, all! Let's go the next! Original blog : in Japanese.

  It's Mother's Day yesterday. Original blog: in Japanese.

Xing, the castle is enormous! It's a moat of the castle. A part of the moat changed into a pond of the park. A part of the moat changed into a promenade; before that, it worked as a railroad. I came up with a good idea. Okay, I get it! Original blog : in Japanese.

  What's that? That's a Japanese shrine. There is a cake shop. We can enjoy a financier cake. The old Japanese lords pray the shrine to keep their country safe. So the lord of this castle built the shrine in their castle. Keep away from the well. This is a deep well. People say the lord used this well to escape when they fought a war. It's an instagrammable. Original blog : in Japanese.

We went to the Nagano area in Japan. There are historical places in the area. It's a statue of a famous warrior in the old era. He is Sanada Yukimura! He plays a leading role in many movies and games. It's Ueda castle. Yukimura lived in this castle. Xiang, I went to enter soon! Wow! There is a Samurai-style man and Ninja! They are a unique guide for this castle. They are Omotenashi Samurai group. Is that the castle? Xiang? No, LIng! That's a turret! Original blog: in Japanese.  

  We'll report on our short trip tomorrow! Original blog : in Japanese.