Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport
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中山・下総・散歩道
A Walk on Some Spots For Viewing Fantastic Ginko Trees
Japanese enjoys seeing yellow leaves of gingkoes in fall, many gingko trees are planted along the road, in the parks and in the shrines, so Japanese loves the tree. In Ichikawa city, there are some huge gingko trees having some legends and stories. The National Natural Treasure Senbon Icho (the gingko tree having thousand trunks) in Katsushika Hachimangu Shrine in Yawata, Naki Icho (The Crying Gingko Tree) in Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple and the gingko tree where Oguri Hangan stopped his horse in Shinmeiji Temple in Onigoe. Each tree has interesting story.
Why don't you visit and see those huge gingko trees?
Huge Gingko Trees on Legends
Mamasan Guhoji Temple
It shows fantastic views with some gingko and maple leaves.
Himemiya in Junsaiike Pond Park
The shrine stands in between two huge gingko trees.
Satomi Park
The park is a very famous spot for viewing autumn sight.
Onosan Jokoji Temple
There are scattered of gingko leaves like a gold carpets.
Matsumoto Tenso Jinja Shrine
There are many tall gingko trees with yellow leaves in the shrine.
Fureai no Mori Ukita Park
It is one of the secret garden in between buildings.
Komatsugawa Sakaigawa Water Park
Kafu Nagai often visited the areas around the park in his time.- 広告 Advertisement -
