Narai-juku-Tsumago-juku-Magome-juku | Edo Period Charm(2)

📍Real-World Experience Sharing of the Three Post Towns ① Narai-juku | A Serene Edo Street Surrounded by Mountains Arrive in the morning when there are fewer tourists, making it perfect for beautiful photos. 🎢🍃 Ideal for strolling, sipping tea, and selecting handmade crafts. 📸 Photo Tips: Capture the street from the center line perspective / Take a shot at Narai Bridge. ② Tsumago-juku | The Most Edo-Era Feel, Best-Preserved Old Street Less commercialized and more like a living old post town. 🎢🍃 Warmth from the local grandmothers selling dango (rice dumplings) by the roadside. 🍡 Recommended Stops: In front of the old post office, and the observation deck for a panoramic view of the entire post town. ③ Magome-juku | The Most Bustling, Perfect for Wrapping Up Take a short hike on a section of the Nakasendo ancient trail connecting Tsumago-juku. 🎢🍃 Filled with unique shops, lively atmosphere, and great for dining and shopping for souvenirs. 👣 If You Have the Stamina: Hike from Tsumago to Magome (about 2 hours) for an authentic mountain trail experience! 🎒 Who Is It For? 📷 You, who loves to photograph "old Japanese streets" 🧳 You, who wants to avoid checking schedules and transfers, and just enjoy endless photo opportunities 👨‍👩‍👧 Perfect for families, couples, or friends traveling together, all in one day! 📝 Special Notes The mountain roads between post towns have limited transportation options; not recommended for self-driving. 🎢🍃 Private car tours can be arranged from Nagoya for a flexible itinerary. If you have extra time, consider splitting the trip into two days and adding a Japanese hot spring experience! 🌟 🎢🍃 #Nagano