本文へスキップ

Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport

Shogyoden in Nakayama HokekyojiKaii Higashiyama Museum in Ichikawa Kafu Nagai's tanka poem on the stone tableShiki Masaoka's house in Satomi Park
Most landmarks introduced on this website, A Walk On Nakayama Shimousa have very long history in each, and so many artists and poets, writers had visited the landmarks. Kafu Nagai, Rohan Koda, Kitahara Hakushu and Kaii Higashiyama lived in this area are very famous.
The area around Mama and Katsumata no Ike Pond has been appeared on Myriad of Leaves and many poems for thousands years. Konodai, Mama, Yawata, Nakayama, Gyotoku and Funabashi had been resort areas for people living in Edo in Edo period, so Issa Kobayashi visited Mamasan Guhoji Temple and Konodai and Gyotoku are appeared on the Biographies of Eight Dogs written by Bakin Kyokutei. From Meiji to early Showa era, the area had been a place for retirement and second houses for wealthy people in Tokyo, many artists and writers in this period loved, so some landmarks appeared on Shiki Masaoka, Kyoshi Takahama and Sachio Ito.
The landmarks introduced in A Walk On Nakayama Shimousa is located on between Tokyo and Narita International Airport, it means that they have good accessibilities for foreign vistors.
If you have little time, please visit the landmarks in A Walk On Nakayama Shimousa, you could find and enjoy seeing many historical properties in Japan like Kyoto and Kamakura.
Japanese Page
a link button for landmarksthe ohanami buttona link button to artists and poetsa link buttons for heroes and samuraisa link buttons for hanami and pilgrimageseasonal flowers and events buttonthe button of By Bicycle

Landmarks Connecting with Artists, Poet, Writers in Nakayama

Kafu Nagai

Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple

A Walk on the landmarks where Kafu Nagai had visited and written in his diary 'Danchotei Nichijo'

Sachio Ito

the monument of Nogiku no Haka

A Walk on the landmarks where Sachio Ito had visited and written in his works 'Nogiku no Haka'

Hakushu Kitahara

Shiensosha under the cherry trees

A Walk on the landmarks where Hakushu Kitahara had stayed and visited

Rohan Koda

the views from Mamasan

A Walk on the landmarks where Rohan Koda had visited and written in his works

Shiki Masaoka

Shike describes Hokekyoji Temple

A Walk on the landmarks having connection with Shiki Masaoka, one of the great poet in Modern Literature

Kyoshi Takahama

the main hall of Nakayama Hokekyoji

A Walk on landmarks introduced in Nakayama Dera written by Kyoshi Takahama

Yoko Mizuki

the house of Yoko Mizuki

Home of Yoko Mizuki, a Scenario Writer

Yoko Mizuki was a scenario writer who contributed on the motion picture world in Japan.

Kaii Higashiyama

Kaii Higashiyama Memorial Hall

Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Hall in Ichikawa, the great painter

This small gallary has wonderful works of the great painter Kaii Higashiyama lived in Nakayama.

Guo Moruo

Guo Moruo Memorial Park

Guo Moruo Memorial Park

Guo Moruo Memorial Park gives an illusion to us to stray into a town in early Showa era.

Chuta Ito the architect

Shogyoden designed by Chuta Ito

Shogyoden Hall in Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple

It was designed by Ito Chuta, an architect early 20th.

Issa Kobayashi

Issa wrote a haiku of Mamasan Guhoji

A Walk on landmarks connecting with Issa Kobayashi, one of the greatest haiku poet in Edo period

Basho Matsuo

the night-light at Gyotoku

A Walk on landmarks connecting with the greatest haiku poet in Edo Period, Basho Matsuo

Koetsu Honami

Koetsu's calligraphy hanged on the gate

A Walk on landmarks connecting with Koetsu Honami, one of the greatest calligraphers

Ikku Jippensha

the remain of Sasaya Udon Shop

A Walk on landmarks introduced in the guide books written by Ikku Jippensha

Socho A Renga Poet

Hokkedo Hall in Nakayama Hokekyoji

A Walk on landmarks appeared on Azumaji no Tsuto by Socho

Socho was a renga poet in Muromachi period

Unkei

Kaigensan Tokuganji Temple

A Walk on landmarks having the Buddhist Images carved by Unkei, one of the greatest sculptors in Japanese History

Tekona and Myriad Leaves

Tekona is dedicated in Tekona Reishindo

A Walk on landmarks appeared on Myriad Leaves and Tekona

The Biography of Eight Dogs

Fushihime Sakura named after the princess

A Walk on landmarks appeared on Satomi Hakkenden

The Literary Monuments

Issa Kobayashi's monument

A Walk on the noted spots having some literary monuments in

Let's Go On A Walk In Nakayama Shimousa top page

- 広告　Advertisement -