1. Today’s walking map. 22.5km to Hozumi Station 2. Comrades gathered at Sekigahara station early in the morning. 3. Someone gave me a donation this morning as well. Yukihiro Kawauchi. 4. Sekigahara is a great battle that became a watershed in Japanese… Read More ›
0. Picture of the day is a map showing the road from Hikone City to Sekigahara via Maibara City. 00. Among them, the section that passes Samegai station and walks through the village of Nakasendo was wonderful. 1. Comrades gathered… Read More ›
0. Yesterday and today, a map showing Oda Nobunaga’s Azuchi Castle and its surroundings, which I encountered while walking in a straight line on the plains on the southeastern side of Lake Biwa. 1. Depart in front of Azuchi Station… Read More ›
0. Picture of the day is the scene on the bridge (same location) on which the Joseon envoys (1600s-1700s) walked. 1. The morning after the typhoon had passed, comrades from Shiga Prefecture came to Kusatsu Station. As soon as we meet,… Read More ›
0. Photo of the day is a map showing the vast Lake Biwa and its southern area. 1. Last night, I announced that the march would be canceled for a day because Typhoon No. 7 was passing through the Kinki region… Read More ›
0. Photo of the day is a scene where we arrive at the small park (Higashi-Shiokōji Park) west of Kyoto Station, which was the destination and starting point of yesterday’s citizens’ march, in the evening, and then share a can… Read More ›
https://play-tv.kakao.com/embed/player/cliplink/rv2kn92od7c7jdht73nlvp0zj@my?service=player_share 0. Photo of the day is the evening of the 13th, a video of the procession of the citizens of Kyoto 0-1. This is a picture of the rear part of the procession of about 100 citizens arriving at… Read More ›
New Silk Road for Life and No-Nukes 