Traveling around Japan's prefectures 23: Hyogo Prefecture

The "social studies" that you study is a very enjoyable subject that connects to everyday life, teaching you about what is happening in the world, history, geography, and more.

First of all,Himeji castle.

Himeji Castle is one of the most famous castles in Japan and is also known as "White Heron Castle."
Himeji Castle, a national treasure, became Japan's first World Heritage Site along with Horyuji Temple in Nara in December 5. Even now, more than 12 years later, it still retains its beautiful appearance.
Its beautiful white exterior and complex structure captivate visitors, and once inside the castle, tools and decorations used by samurai from long ago are on display, making it a great place to learn history.

next,Arima OnsenI'd like to introduce_______

Arima Onsen, a Kansai retreat beloved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, is one of Japan's three oldest hot springs. You can enjoy the different spring qualities of the famous brown "Kinsen" hot spring and the colorless and transparent "Ginsen" hot spring.
Beloved by many literary figures and celebrities, the hot spring town is still filled with old-fashioned charm today. The townscape retains its old-fashioned charm, making it a fun place to stroll around.
Soaking in the hot springs will help relieve the fatigue of your travels.

FinallyAwaji Island.

Awaji Island is a large island in the Seto Inland Sea, and is known for its beautiful sea and rich nature. On the island, there are parks filled with flowers and restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood caught locally. You can also enjoy activities such as cycling and fishing.

Find these places on a paper map, on the internet, or even visit them in person someday.

So, stay tuned for next time!