Kamisan No Machi Review

It is an antique street in Takayama City. And it is very style like a small Kyoto. This area is an old-fashioned building, the Ebisutai group is all wooden ancient buildings. Fortunately, you can see this rare beauty. But beautiful, if I have been living in such a cold place, I may freeze.

Why is the building dark in the mountains? Since high-end timber such as teak was not allowed to be used when building houses, residents in order to avoid inspection, coal mixed with iron oxide coating on building materials, and it has become one of the characteristics of the current alpine buildings. In order to maintain privacy, get sufficient lighting and ventilation, the lattice-shaped windows outside the house are a big ingenuity. The Edo era has an unwritten rule for ordinary people's houses. The height of the first floor must be the same as the next building, so that these facades are neatly arranged in the old street with the title of and み. You may wish to observe it carefully!

This is an antique street full of Japanese characteristics. The whole complex is wooden, retaining the architectural style of the Edo era. It is small and exquisite, simple and charming. You can not only buy hand-made snacks, but also find an izakaya or ice cream shop to taste the local specialties. Color. Not far from the place is the "Alpine Ranch House", the ticket is less than 30 yuan, but it is very valuable to visit, recommended to friends who like history.

A must-go place in the mountains, San Francisco. Everyone knows that "the mountain" is equivalent to the Chinese street and urban area. San Francisco has the upper and lower three tops and the lower three tops. In fact, there is not much scope. This area is largely the reason why the mountain is called "Little Kyoto". Because of this traditional old street, along the street are neat squat houses, all built of high-end wood, was the place where the rich big families lived and lived.

The top three is the most famous ancient street in the mountains, and it is also the place with the most tourists, very lively. The streets are not long, the houses on both sides are Edo-era buildings, and now they are completely preserved, and many houses are also planted with flowers and fish at the door, and they are carefully dressed up. It can be seen that the residents here are very careful to operate their lives. There are many shops in the ancient street, generally selling special crafts and special snacks. Alpine is famous for flying yaks, so the price of food related to cattle is not cheap. You can also see someone power-carrier, but I didn't ask about the price, it is estimated that it will not be cheap.

Very lively old street, come to the mountain must go to the ancient street, on both sides are the ancient buildings, now there are many shops, tea houses, as well as various dart beef skewers, beef sushi, beef buns and other delicacies, you must try ～ There are many tourists on the old street, Japanese domestic tourists account for the majority, and European and American tourists. I also met Chinese tourists, and the alpine tourism industry is very developed. Note that the shops in the old street are basically closed after 17:00, remember. If you come at night, there is no noise during the day, it is a quiet street.

Quaint and historic old town with timber shophouses retained from the Edo period. It’s more gorgeous with snow.