果子的腳印 Ryan's footprint

果子對日本最早最早的印象
就是大家都穿著印有「祭」字樣的衣服、熱情跳舞的樣子

建城三百年間的風風雨雨
我登上天守閣輕輕一眺

如果思念是一列火車
那我就是那措不及防的平交道

沿著淡淡的街巷 慢慢前行
彷彿整座町只剩下我，和剛騎著腳踏車經過的奶奶

和歌山位於日本本州「紀伊半島」的西南部，和大家熟悉的京都、大阪、奈良、兵庫同樣屬於「關西」地區 (又稱近畿地方)。和歌山對果子來說，非常適合一個人的深度旅行，除了著名的世界遺產高野山、全日本最古老的白濱露天溫泉、以及隱藏在深山秘境的熊野大社；更隨處可見保留完整的古樸日式街道、安靜而恬適的城市氛圍、還有每每能讓人放慢腳步的魅力。

My earliest impressions of Japan is everyone wearing clothes with the word “祭” and dancing passionately. Most of those impressions are during the summer festival in June to September each year.

But every winter, in the cold January of Japan, in addition to the New Year, there is an important festival in Kansai that you must know is えびす!

The wind and rain during the 300 years of the construction of the castle
I boarded the castle tower and looked down

If miss is a train
Then I'm the unprepared leveling

Go slowly down the street
It's as if the whole town is just me, and the grandma who just passed the bike

Wakayama is located in the southwestern part of the "Kiihanto"(紀伊半島) in Japan. It is also known as "Kansai", like Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, or Hyogo. For me, Wakayama is very suitable for single deep travel. In addition to the famous World Heritage Mount Koya, the oldest open-air hot spring Shirahama, and the Kumano Shrine, you can see the Japanese streets, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the city, and the fascinating by the charming fishing village.