Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. In our featured posts, we have a post station in Fukushima, Japan, a temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Enjoy!
Since it was so nice there, let's have another look today at Ochijuku, the former post station on the old road from Tokyo to the Aizu region. As I wrote last time, the Shukuba (宿場町) called post station served in particular the lodging and hospitality of passing samurai and officials, so that they could find safe overnight accommodations on their journeys, which often lasted several days. Originally not intended for pilgrims or merchants, later on " normal travelers" were also able to find a shelter and warm food there, assuming they were able to pay.
Today me and my wife have some free time, so we plan to go to the temple in Chai Prakan District. We visited 2 temples in Chai Prakan District, namely Wat Ban Ai and Wat Phatu Muang Pha Hong. I drove from my house to Wat Ban Ai, about 17 kilometers.
It is one of my favorite places and I love having had the opportunity to visit it, since this time, I did it as a content creator, so my gaze began to focus on what I know that you, who read me, like it. to like it. I observed the colors, the people, the stalls where they sold different handicrafts typical of the Argentine capital, and this time I discovered flying ornaments, T-shirts with prints of characters from the culture of this country, and also typical artisan elements such as mates.
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