SHORYUDO , Go Central Japan | 「SHORYUDO」is a sightseeing route with the central and Hokuriku regions (Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Nagano, Gifu, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie and Shiga) as 'dragons'.

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Shoryudo refers to the nine prefectures in Japan’s central Chubu and Hokuriku regions. The collective shape of these regions resembles a rising dragon, with the Noto Peninsula forming its head, Mie Prefecture its tail, and its body consisting of the remaining Chubu and Hokuriku prefectures, giving this sightseeing destination its nickname of "Shoryudo" the "Rising Dragon Region.

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Go Central Japan’s “Shoryudo” area is formed from the nine central Japan prefectures, Fukui, Ishikawa, Toyama, Shiga, Gifu, Nagano, Mie, Aichi, and Shizuoka.
Let’s look at the numerous tourist spots and attractions of these prefectures.

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Tastes and Culture of the Hokuriku Region

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Half of the joy of traveling is getting to sample amazing local food. The pristine seas of this region bring forth some of the best seafood in all of Japan. Wander through thousand-year-old markets to...

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From Medieval History to Modernization, See and Experience Japan to the Fullest

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There’s no shortage of places to go and fun activities to experience on this course that covers Aichi and Nagano prefectures. Spend time learning about Japan’s rapid technological advancements, and th...

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Shaping the Future, Preserving the Past – in Aichi and Gifu Prefectures

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Get up close with a few of Japan’s incredible inventions on this trip through Aichi and Gifu packed with Japanese technology and industry. In and around the city of Nagoya, the largest city in the Chu...

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Historic Beauty and Sacred Sites

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Despite the fast-paced modern world that Japan is today, it still holds strong to its spiritual origins. You can gain great insights into Japanese culture by visiting its most sacred places, famous te...

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Savor Cuisine and Ancient Locales

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With lush mountain terrain in every direction, ancient trade routes and historic towns, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to find the taste of old Japan. Whether it’s sipping fresh green tea, admiri...

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Feudal Age Towns, Fortresses and Holy Sites

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Castle towns are symbols of Japan’s feudal past, which enjoyed regal status as the quarters for samurai and functioned as heavily trafficked centers of commerce. Towering high above the land below, ca...

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Cultural Wonders and Natural Beauty

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The natural beauty of Japan always manages to leave visitors at a loss for words. In its hidden valleys, tiny untouched villages, and Zen temples hidden away in the mountains, you’ll find the perfect ...

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Discovering Samurai and Old Japanese Townscapes

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Fall in love with Japan’s rich history and unique culture in towns which seem to be untouched by time. Historically part of the Kaga domain, Kanazawa flourished as a castle town under the Maeda Clan d...

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