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A ceremonial ground in Kōshū, paved with stone tiles The path of a journey that goes beyond the summit The scent of autumn instead of harvest This is the Xiantang Inn on the final day of travel. A journey to trace the remnants of Edo, from wife to granddaughter I've arrived in Nagisa Town. Today, let me take you on a brief tour of the wife academy visible behind me. I would like to go hiking all the way to Granddaughter's School. I'd like to stay overnight at the grandchild's tutoring school and then continue on from there. First, I parked the car here. Therefore, I plan to come back here by bus tomorrow. I'm planning to walk for about three hours today, so I would like to walk slowly and enjoy sightseeing. Then let's first go to Grandma's Study Group. At the 42nd anniversary of Nakasendō's Shukuba-chō, welcoming travelers since the Edo period It was designated as the first Important Traditional Building Group Preservation District in the country in 1976. Burying power lines underground and considering the landscape in the design of signs, among other measures. The local residents have continued to preserve the Edo-period streetscape through their petitions and initiatives. Granddaughter's cram school is cramped, isn't it, whether you call it a home or a school? Hagiyama Academy was pretty big, wasn't it? Granddaughter's class is so cramped. There are so many stylish buildings here—they're picture-perfect. It's so Edo-period-like, isn't it? With this, we'll cross the mountain and reach Edoyama. The summit is downhill, but above it is uphill. Please buy a souvenir on the way. I have arrived. I'm looking forward to sliding! I bought it because there was something that looked delicious, sir. Then, shall we finally cross the mountain and head to Edoyama? Alright, let's do our best! Amazing At that time, the name "Hatsuko" at Professor Honda's mountain residence was the only one remaining. Is that so? It's still right next to us. 250 It's so deep and spacious inside! There's space behind as well as in front, and there's also a second floor. Amazing Here, fluorescent lights don't work, so bare bulbs. Why is it not allowed? Under this image, fluorescent lights and such Indeed Or are there only LED bulbs available now? bare light bulb In trouble I'll do it. I went into the mountains after removing the smago shaft. It really feels like we're finally starting the Nakasendo Trail now. The Zhongxian Dao is in the mountains. I'm alone. One is deep within the mountains. This is the road connecting Edo and Kyoto. There's also a route connecting Edo and Kyoto here, not just the Nakasendō. The most famous of these is the Tōkaidō. The Tokaido 53 Stations is also famous, you know. But there's a river on that path. I had to cross the river. Come inside. But Nakasendo is in the mountains, isn't it? So it doesn't really have anything to do with the weather, does it? It'd be dangerous to cross the river if it's raining heavily, wouldn't it? The Middle Immortal Path has come to that point. Wasn't the Chūsen-dō a popular trail? The Nakasendō is also frequently used in the Nanyō processions. It's easy to guard, but... Then let's go. Aren't you hungry? You're right, it's getting a bit quieter maybe. It's just started, but a little bit I get hungry. It's not finished at all. There seems to be a soba restaurant here. Shall we eat here, straight and neat? Let's eat and then tackle the mountain pass. Solid, hearty soba noodles, delicious. I really love that soba noodles so much. There was so much chewiness, wasn't there? It had substance. The first time I tried something like that I kind of like that sort of thing. It has a nice handmade feel, don't you think? It was delicious. Then, with this Finally this time for real Let's go to the real rice place. Located between Soba Juku and Makimai Juku In the Edo period, the shipment of timber was regulated. Consisting of seven houses, including the family register It was a place that flourished as a settlement. At the site of a soba restaurant where a traveler once refreshed himself It remains open as a free rest area to this day. The saltiness of the wild mustard greens is perfectly balanced and incredibly delicious. It's a classic, isn't it? Napa cabbage, after all. Delicious The raw material is also nice and fluffy. This dough has real substance. Well, coming up from Soba Juku, you know There are quite a few steep slopes, aren't there? Especially the uphill sections. The elevation of Soba Juku is said to be 430 meters. I heard the elevation of Shinmikawa Academy is 600 meters. Exactly 600? Yeah, exactly 600 It's quite substantial, isn't it? It would be better to go from genuine rice to eggs. It might be easier to climb up once it starts going downhill. It's different over here, isn't it? There's an uphill section. It's fine, though. I rested, so I recovered. Recovery Pose Now, let's climb all the way up to Shin'ami Pass. 790 million That's right, the highest point is... It's about 710 meters now. Around 80 meters? I climb 80 meters. It's the final push. I think it's considered a sure win. Maybe it's not that big a deal after all. It's a mountain climb, isn't it? Does the mountain YouTuber ever sleep? That's true, and the path is easy to walk too. Because it's well-maintained, you know It's incredibly easy to walk in. It's cool, isn't it? That might have been impossible if it were true summer. It's autumn, so it's okay. Then let's go. I've arrived at Shinmihara Pass. You've crossed the mountain pass, haven't you? Got it! I've crossed the mountain pass. 790 million This place is also on the border between Nagano Prefecture and Gifu Prefecture. Here? Yeah, that's right. It changes at the mountain pass. The final climb was tough, wasn't it? Let's go to the real American Academy now. It looks big, doesn't it? It's magnificent, isn't it? We're close, aren't we? So close to all of you It's something only here could offer. You can see the Shinmikawa Academy too. You've finally come. They finally came. It turned out to be surprisingly long. I walked slowly, too. I ended up taking lots of photos, so it took a long time, didn't it? You can also see the town of Nakatsugawa beyond that. Yeah, that one. It's a town. You really came through the mountains, didn't you? Nakatsugawa is located deep in the mountains. It's a famous sentence from Toson Shimazaki's "Night Before Dawn." The person behind Shin'ei Juku is actually from Shimagaki Higashimura. What? No way? Is your father the 17th generation descendant? That's right. Chisen-dō, 43rd jyūjō-chō Along the stone-paved slope that still bears the traces of the Edo period, Souvenir shops and restaurants line up side by side. Works by Tōmori Shimazaki It carries forward the history that unfolded on the stage just before dawn. Located almost at the center of Makomizaka Street A traditional Japanese-style inn that preserves the traces of history. I humbly receive. There are so many delicious side dishes! I'm really tired today, so everything looks delicious. I wonder if I should have tempura. Isn't it shrimp? Big I hear it's rare to enjoy it with matcha salt. It's a bit colored, isn't it? Matcha Salt Isn't it crispy? Delicious Isn't it amazing how straight and beautifully this shrimp is swimming? There's technology for it. It's a hot pot, you know. It's getting cool, so it's nice now. Delicious It's the pot I'm listening to. Meat-filled meatballs It's really good, the one located in the middle of Chūsen-dō is also great. You can feel the atmosphere of the old days, can't you? Whether it's night or morning in the post town, you know Delicious You can just go there right after finishing the trek, can't you? I can take a bath and eat dinner right there. I was actually about to say that myself just now. Really, really, really I was the one who was faster. I moved forward with all my heart. It really is great, isn't it? If I say I'm tired and heading to the hotel next, it'd be pretty tough, wouldn't it? It's a hotel, so it's fine since we've just arrived. The bath was really great, wasn't it? It was really great. I was truly exhausted, but it vanished in an instant. I was about to fall asleep. I truly realized anew the pleasure of taking a bath. I get the feeling just taking a shower isn't enough. It's the best! I'm looking forward to tomorrow too! The night-time Magome Academy also has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it? That's great. It's quiet. There were so many people on this road just a moment ago, but now there's not a single one left. The lighting is good, isn't it? The light is beautiful. Isn't it nice to see Ena-san and the town in the distance? That's never happened before, has it? It's a slope, you know. It's a steep slope, you know. That's good, isn't it? Again Nara no Juku and afterward weren't like that steep slope, were they? It wasn't a slope. It's a post town on a hill. You made it, huh? I'm looking forward to tomorrow too! Will there be a continuation tomorrow as well? Ua Academy, for the first time, you can go further ahead. I look forward to walking. Can you go back? Good night On a talisman from the Rinzai sect, mixed in 1558 It is a temple where the Izumizaki family's graves are located. It appears in the pre-dawn hours of Shimazaki-Shimamura as Manpuku-ji Temple. I saw a really amazing view. Were there any? There was a tomb belonging to the Shimazaki-Shimamura family. It's huge, isn't it? Is this similar? Do you mean "walking calculation"? I humbly receive. The fried egg is a heart. How cute. I'm happy with a breakfast that's Japanese-style. I humbly receive. I ate it. Looks delicious. I was thinking of taking a stroll now, but The light rain in the morning turned into heavy rain. It's quite big, isn't it? It's pouring rain. If I were to walk all the way to the Inner Love Academy ahead. I was thinking of going back until we're connected by bus, but It's quite a heavy rain. I think I'll just stay here and gaze out the window like this before leaving today. The feel of the rain is nice, isn't it? The wet stone tiles are beautiful. I look forward to enjoying it when the rain stops. Then let's go. I heard this Nagoya Uchi-Ai Juku had a fire once. Recently? During the Meiji period Only a part remained. I heard they've even built new ones recently. You're right, it's still beautiful, isn't it? It's still a building from the Meiji era, you know. Isn't it delicious-looking? You ate mango, didn't you? We ate mango and it was super delicious, wasn't it? I ended up buying it again. So much cream packed in here Light and fluffy, hot and delicious. I humbly receive. Amazing The cream came out. Autumn is nice, isn't it? Full of delicious things The cream is fluffy and tender. What is Princeton? Don't you know Princeton? I've heard of Princeton, but what's actually not true? There are also pre-cut ones included in osechi. Princeton in this central region here I heard it's made by boiling chestnuts, mixing them with sugar, and then squeezing them through a tea strainer. Princeton in the central region seems to have something like sweet potatoes. But they say this is chestnut. It's fresh and just made, isn't it? Yeah, it's brand new today. Smooth mouthfeel It looks smooth just by looking at it. You can really tell it's made with incredible care. Not much of that chestnut-like grainy texture. Truly smooth Features Is this really going to be done entirely? It's a whole chestnut surrounded by this Princeton pastry dough, you know. Isn't this a luxurious dish? Delicious Since there are chestnuts, you can feel the chestnut flavor more on this side. Delicious, all of them are delicious. Yes, it's autumn, isn't it? Delicious Since it's chestnut, it feels healthy.