Nagano-ken Travel Blogs

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#1 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Lost in Matsumoto
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Sep 15, 2009 – Nov 09, 2009
Yesterday was a rainy, dreary day in Matsumoto.  Famished from not eating the day before, I made a beeline on my (borrowed) bike to the grocery store.  Being housed in the mall, it didn't open until the absurd hour of 10am.  Soaking wet and cranky, I battled my way through the ridicu…
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This trip was featured on Sunday September 27th, 2009
#2 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Kurumayama Heights
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Jul 01, 2007 – Jul 26, 2007
Nagoya, Japan -› Kyoto, Japan -› …
We had a big breakfast (Oh, I love Japanese breakfast!!), and checked out of the inn. The first item on our itinerary for the day was a boat ride on Lake Suwa. My son found these touristy boats on the lake yesterday and insisted that he wouldn’t go home without riding it. This boat, in a sh…
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#3 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Day 6: Matsumoto
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May 18, 2007 – Jun 08, 2007
Tokyo, Japan -› Fuji, Japan -› …
We arrived at our hotel, the Hotel 1-2-3 in Matsumoto in the early afternoon. After we freshened up, we walkd towards Matsumoto Castle, where we spent 1 hour exploring the Castle and small garden, before I and someone from the tour group walked back through the streets of the city b…
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#4 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Yatsugatake, Japan Traravel Photos: Chino Travel Photos
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Feb 03, 2007
Yatsugatake is famous for a climbing mountain in Japan. Its altitude is high, and we can enjoy a beautiful snow scene because of clear weather is a lot in winter.
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#5 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Matsumoto
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May 02, 2007 – Nov 02, 2007
Japan is such a well organised country that although we had to take 4 trains which took 7 hours to get to Matsumoto it all went extremely smoothly.  We also saw some great scenery along the way.  The hostel we stayed at was wonderful and the people running it were very friendl…
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#6 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Haru-Tabi  (Spring Trip) in Nagano Japan 2008: Iiyama Travel Photos
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May 01, 2008 – May 03, 2008
At Nagano city, Iiyama and Togakushi I visted. Especially Togakushi was the best place in my trip! Togakushi Shrine is a power spot. I felt and saw the beautiful nature very much:D Moreover I felt a lot of special energy!!
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#7 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Very cold that time of year.
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Mar 25, 1970 – Apr 25, 2007
Got to visit the Nagasaki museum while I was there, very nice place. Alittle to crowded for me though.
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#8 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Teiko drum festival and wasabi!!!!!
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Jul 08, 2009 – Jul 30, 2009
After another night and day of getting stuffed by multiple course ridiculous meals, we headed off to Matsumoto.  We arrived just in time to catch the Teiko drum festival, which was pretty intense. But before we talk about some crazy drumbeats, we'll touch on a few local specialties! In o…
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This trip was featured on Sunday July 19th, 2009
#9 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
Matsumoto - 1 night
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Fio
Apr 30, 2006 – Aug 12, 2007
i've finally managed to escape the oh-so-fascinating world of hedge fund finance, and am now decadently indulging my long-suppressed wanderlust with 15 months on the road and around the world... *note: apart from the odd review (generally of something not found in your standard guide book), this is really more just a map of my travels than a proper blog, but if you want more information on anywhere i`ve been or what i`ve been up to, send me a message and i`ll see if i can rustle something up.
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#10 of 10 Nagano-ken travel blogs
wet feet
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Nov 21, 2008 – Nov 10, 2009
A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and his play; his labor and his leisure; his mind and his body; his education and his recreation. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence through whatever he is doing, and leaves others to determine whether he is working or playing. To himself, he always appears to be doing both.
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