Takahashi Travel Guide

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  • Castle Image Atop a Road Sign
      Castle Image Atop a Road Sign
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  • Bitchu Matsuyama Castle
      ***u Matsuyama Castle
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  • A Hazy Shade of Winter
      A Hazy Shade of Winter
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  • Inside the Warrior House
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Bicchu Matsuyama Castle

Bicchu Matsuyama Castle, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  Bicchu Matsuyama Castle was originally built in 1240 by Saburo Shigenobu, and Kurozaemon Muneyasu Takahashi enlarged it to include the castle's present location. The donjon and most of what you see today were built in the seventeenth century by the Tokugawa Shogunate.Bicchu... 

Ikegami Mansion

Ikegami Mansion, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  The Ikegami Mansion dates back to 1843 when it was rebuilt after a fire. The Ikegami family was a merchant family, who made a living by producing Shoyu, which is soy sauce.Today, you can walk through the residence and learn about the production of soy sauce. In the first... 

Raikyuji Temple

Raikyuji Temple, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  Although the date in which in the original temple was built is unkown, the current structure dates back to 1504, when the lord of Matsuyama Castle restored the exterior of the building, so it is quite old. The garden was originally constructed in the early 1600s by Enshu... 

Samurai Residences

Samurai Residences, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  There are two samurai residences located a few houses down from one another on Ishibiya-cho, which is also known as Ishibiya-cho Furusato Village. The Haibara house belonged to the former general manager of the region, who governed 100-150 Koku (wealth measured by rice... 

Transportation  

Getting to Takahashi

Getting to Takahashi, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  The easiest way to get to Takahashi is from Okayama City or Kurashiki. The stop is Bit'chu Takahashi.You will want to pay attention to the station names, because there are three stations that have "Bit'chu" in their names: Bit'chu Hirose, Bit'chu Takahashi, and Bit'chu... 

Getting Around Takahashi

Getting Around Takahashi, Takahashi

 Rabbityama Says:  The easiest way to get around Takahashi City is on foot. The city is not very large, so you can easily see the main sights in a day, even on foot.The only place I would suggest not walking is to Bicchu Matsuyama Castle. You certainly can walk up if you wish. It is estimated... 

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Beautiful Takahashi

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 Takahashi is a former castle town, and a visit to Takahashi will give you insight into what a castle town was like. Bicchu Matsuyama Castle is one out of 12 of Japan's original castles left standing,... 

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My in-law's place during winter

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 it's just so beautiful 

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