A Day Trip to Soga "Little Edo" π‘
π Tokyo's Jiangnan-Style Water TownβA Day Trip to Soga "Little Edo" π‘ Soga, known as "Little Edo," is also called a water town. πΏ It preserves the Edo period's charm with many well-maintained old buildings that are often used as filming locations for Japanese dramas and commercials. πͺ΅ Compared to other bustling tourist spots, it still retains the tranquility of an old street. π Address: Soga, Katori City, Chiba Prefecture π Transportation: Take the Narita Line from JR Chiba Station heading towards Kashima Jingu, get off at Soga Station, and it's just a 1-minute walk. Β· Sightseeing Route: The main area of Soga is located along the Oyama River, a tributary of the Tone River. πΏ There are dozens of Edo-style townhouses and Western-style buildings. π‘ Several small bridges cross the river, allowing you to wander freely between the two banks. When visiting Soga's Little Edo, start by strolling along the main street to admire the well-preserved old buildings, including traditional shops, residences, and gardens. πΆ You can also visit museums and exhibition halls to learn more about the history and culture of the Edo period. πΏ #Japan πβ¨