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    Worshipping the Gods of Sake and The Legend of the Creation of the Country “Miwayama Ohmiwa Shrine”

    2010.5.10
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    “Taga Taisha” “If Visiting Ise, Visit Taga too” – Old Folk Song

    2010.5.2
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    “Hiyoshi Taisha” Enshrining the Gods of Mt. Hiei

    2010.5.1
  • TRAVEL Shiga

    “Shirahige Shrine” On Lake Biwa

    2010.4.29
  • TRAVEL Wakayama

    Tracing the origin of Kumano worship “Kumano Sanzan”

    2010.3.16
  • TRAVEL Kagawa

    Kotohiragu, the place that people have longed for since Edo Period

    2010.2.10
  • TRAVEL Hiroshima

    “Itsukushima Shrine” Beautiful Shrine Floating on the Sea

    2009.11.10
  • TRAVEL Shimane

    “Izumo Taisha” (Izumo Oyashiro) Center of Izumo, the Land of Gods

    2009.9.2
  • TRAVEL Shimane

    Head Shrine of Ebisu-sama “Miho Shrine”

    2009.9.2
  • TRAVEL Shimane

    1500 Years Since Foundation “Mononobe Shrine”

    2009.9.1
  • TRAVEL Shimane

    One of the Five Great Inari Shrines in Japan “Taikodani Inari Shrine”

    2009.8.31
  • TRAVEL Yamaguchi

    Symbols from the Meiji Restoration “Toin Shrine”

    2009.8.29
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Discovering Japan [Nihon] through authentic craftsmanship [Honmono]

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Along the way we encountered the proud heritage of Japan - the inspiring traditional crafts, the delicious food, the beautiful locations, and the warmth of the people.
NIHONMONO gives a unique insight to the wonders of Japanese culture, creating an opportunity for the world to learn about and experience the true Japan.

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