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25 September, Wednesday

Photo By: daisukephotography

JAPAN, Nagano – Step off the train at the Chuo Main Line Railway and you’ll be greeted with the historical quaint town of Narai-juku, exuding the feels and vibe of a historical Japanese film set.

During the Edo period, it flourished as a post town and was often referred to as “Narai of a Thousand Houses”. It has since been designated as an Architectural Preservation Site, preserving the site for generations of visitors eager for a taste of Old Japan.

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