Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport
＜クッキーについての同意並び欧州居住者向けプライバシーポリシー＞
中山・下総・散歩道
The List Of Words 13 : S1
The words below appear on this site 'Let's Go On A Walk in Nakayama Shimousa', and they are explained very short, but they are very useful for foreigners to understand this site and Japan. The words to begin in from Sagami no Kuni to Shingonshu Buzanha are introduced in short summary. This page might help some foreigners to enjoy understanding Japanese history, culture, geography and so on. Please check them and be interested in them.- Sachio Ito / the writer of Nogiku no Haka
- Sado / Chado / Cha no Yu |the Tea Ceremony
- Sagami-no-kuni / The Short Summary Of Sagami Province
- Saikosan Anrakuin Genshinji Temple / Genshinji Temple
- Saito Ryokuu, the reviewer
- Saitama-ken / The Short Summary of Saitama Prefecture
- Sakasai no Watashi Ato / the remains of the ferry at Sakasai
- Sakura for Japanese
- The Sanmon Gate At Nakayama Hokekyo-ji Temple
- Sasaya Udon / the former shop of Sasaya Udon
- Satomi Clan / Satomi Family
- Satomi Hirotsugu, a young samurai fighting at the battle of Konodai
- The Momorial Stone Tablets For The Samurais Belonging To Satomi Clan
- Satomi Park / The gardens of Satomi Park
- Satomi Hakkenden
- Seiganji Temple in Gyotoku / Shohakusan Seiganji Temple
- Seikaen Garden
- Seikoji Temple in Kasai / Anshosan Taishiin Seikoji Temple
- Seiryu Jinja is an old shrine built in Kamakura Period
- Seiryusan Kannonji Hojoin Temple in Urayasu
- Seiwa Genji
- Senbon Icho Tree designated as the national natural treasure
- Sengenjinja Shrine and beliefs of Mt.Fuji and Fujizuka
- Sengoku Daimyo / Sengoku Busho
- Sengoku Period / The Warring States Period
- Sen no Rikyu / Sen Soeki | The Great Tea Master
- Senryu a unique Japanese style poem
- Senyoji Temple in Kitakoiwa Edogawaku / Myohokkesan Senyoji Temple
- Setoguchi Koen / Setoguchi Park in Niibori
- the Setsu-do at Nakayam Hokekyo-ji Temple
- Shakado Hall in Naka Kasai Edogawaku
- Shibuya Kinzo
- Shibata Zeshin / Zeshin Shibata
- Shichifukujin (Seven Gods of Good Fortune)
- Shichi Kyo Zuka (Seven Sutra Mounds)
- Shichimen Daimyojin / Shimimen Tennyo / Shichimendo
- Shienshosha, a wooden house a poet Hakushu Kitahara once lived in
- Shikisei Oribe School of Tea Ceremony
- Shimada City / The Short Summary Of Shimada-shi
- Shima-no-kuni / The Short Summary Of Shima Privince
- Shimousa-no-kuni / Shimousa Province
- Shimeiji Temple in Onigoe
- Shinensan Ryozenji Temple in Gyotoku / Ryozenji Temple
- Shingonshu / Shingon Sect
- Shingonshu Buzanha
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