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カラフルでポップな内装、統一されていない椅子等、非常に個性的な雰囲気のハンバーガー店です。柱や仕切りが多く、店内の見通しがやや悪い印象で、スタッフの注文や給仕に支障を来すのでは、と思いましたが、事前にカウンターで注文するスタイルです。注文確定後に番号付きの札を渡され、給仕時にその札がある席に料理が給仕されます。
ハンバーガーグランプリを取得する程のハンバーガー、ということですが、確かに肉厚で、しかも脂っこくなくさっぱりとした味で、後味もくど過ぎず最後まで美味しくいただくことが出来ました。ハンバーガーの出来がいい余り、ポテトなどのサイドメニューが少し物足りなさを感じました。
亀岡駅から徒歩5分程度で行くことが出来ますし、駐車場も充分な広さがあります。

This hamburger restaurant has a very unique atmosphere, with colorful and pop interior, non-uniform chairs, etc. I had the impression that the visibility inside the restaurant was a bit poor due to the many pillars and partitions, which might hinder the staff from ordering and serving. But the style is to order in advance at the counter, so you don't seem to need to worry about that. After your order is confirmed, you are given a numbered tag, and when it's time to serve, the dishes are served to the seat with the tag.
The hamburger at the restaurant won the Hamburger Grand Prix, and it was indeed thick and hearty, with a light and refreshing taste without being too greasy, and without having too much of an aftertaste. On the other hand, since the hamburger was so good, I felt that the side dishes such as fries were a bit lacking.
It is only a five-minute walk from Kameoka Station, and the parking lot is large enough.

カウンター席は10席程度、テーブル席は20席程度の小ぢんまりとしたトンカツ定食の食堂です。入店までに列は形成されないものの、昼食時間になると混雑し、注文から料理の給仕まで30分程かかる場合があります（少人数で調理及び配膳をしているからかもしれません）。その代わり、しっかりと肉を柔らかく拵え、カリッとした食感の衣のトンカツを堪能することが出来ます。
料理が給仕される前に、あらかじめ胡麻が入っているすり鉢が提供されます。胡麻を摺りながら自前のソースを作って待ちます（胡麻を摺る作業はセルフで、且つ任意です）。
スタッフの対応も終始丁寧で、料理の給仕に時間を要したものの不愉快に感じるところは全く見当たりませんでした。

It is a small diner with about 10 seats at the counter and about 20 seats at tables. Although there is almost no line before entering the diner, it gets crowded especially during lunch time and it may take about 30 minutes from ordering to serving the food (this may be due to the small number of staff cooking and serving the dishes). Instead, you can enjoy the tender meat and battered pork cutlets with a crispy texture.
Before your food is served, you will be provided with a mortar with sesame seeds in it. You can grind the sesame seeds and make your own sauce while you wait (grating is self-serve and optional).
The staff was polite and attentive from start to finish, and although it took a while for the food to be served, I did not find anything unpleasant at all.

東京駅は、駅構内にも改札外にも多数のカフェやレストランがあり、このカフェもそのうちの一つです。地下丸の内北口にあるため非常に利用しやすいですが、あまりお勧めできるお店ではありません。
スタッフの対応はややぞんざいで無機質です。スタッフ同士のおしゃべりに興じるあまり、来客が来てもなかなか気づいてもらえない状況が散見されました。料理やドリンクの配膳と食器の返却は基本的にセルフサービスです。客数はそれ程多くないにも関わらず料理の給仕はやや遅めで、盛り付けこそ美しいですが、充分に加熱されていない料理もありました。
夕方の東京駅という往来の多い時間帯であるにも関わらず、利用客があまり多くないように見られるのも、こうしたところが原因にあるように思えます。

Tokyo Station has numerous cafes and restaurants both inside and outside the station gates, and this cafe is one of them. It's located at the north exit of the underground Marunouchi area, making it very easy to use, but it's not a place I would recommend.
The staff was a bit rude and inorganic. There were times when the staff were so busy chatting with each other that they didn't even notice when a guest arrived. The setting a place or the table of dishes and drinks and the return of dishes are basically self-service. Despite the number of customers was not that large, the serving of food was rather slow, and although the dishes were beautifully presented, some of them were not fully cooked.
This seems to be one of the reasons why not many people seem to use Tokyo Station in the evening, despite the fact that it is a busy station.

現在多くの神社で行われている神前結婚式の由来である神社です。
明治13年に創建された新しい神社で、境内も狭く、境内を見て歩くだけであれば20分も必要ありません。都心にあるためアクセスも良く、連日のように参拝客が訪れます。縁結びの神社として注目を集め、特に女性の参拝が多いです。
新門から参拝する際は階段を利用する必要がありますが、別の参拝路ではスロープもあるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方でも利用しやすいのが特徴です。

This shrine is the origin of the Shinto wedding ceremonies that are held at many shrines today.
It's a new shrine, founded in 1881, and its precincts are small, so it takes less than 20 minutes just to walk around the grounds. Because it's located in the center of the city, it's easily accessible and is visited by worshippers every day. The shrine attracts a lot of attention as a match-making shrine, and is especially visited by women.
When you visit the shrine from the Shin-mon gate, you need to use the stairs, but there is a ramp on the other side of the path, so it's easy for people with disabilities such as wheelchairs to use.

連日のように長蛇の列が出来る、つけ麺専用のレストランです。
店内は狭く、カウンター席のみで10席もありません。事前に食券を購入する必要があり、列に並ぶ際も先に食券を購入する必要があります。店の前は車の往来も比較的多く、また歩道も狭く、さらに入り口には段差があります。車椅子等の障碍を持つ方、スーツケースなどの大きな荷物を持つ方の利用はお勧めできません。一方で常連客の利用が多いからか、スタッフと顔なじみとは言え長時間お喋りするようなことも無く、食事を済ませるとテキパキと退店する人がほとんどです。そのため、客の回転は悪くありません。
丁寧に盛り付けられた麺はそれだけでも美しいですが、硬すぎず柔らかすぎず、程よい弾力で、喉越しもつるつるしてとても食べやすいです。店名にもあるように煮干しをベースにしたスープですが、魚介臭さはほとんどなく、クリーミーですが脂っこくもなく、最後まで美味しくいただくことが出来ました。一方、付け合わせのチャーシューはやや硬く、少し噛みづらかったです。

It's a restaurant dedicated to Tsukemen, with a long line of customers every day.
The restaurant is small, with only counter seats and less than 10 seats. You need to buy a meal ticket in advance, and that goes for even standing in line. The sidewalk in front of the restaurant is narrow and there are steps at the entrance. It's not recommended for people with disabilities such as wheelchairs or people with large luggage such as suitcases. On the other hand, many of the customers are regular customers, and although they may be familiar with the staff, they don't spend a lot of time chatting with them, and most of them leave the restaurant quickly after finishing their meal. As a result, the turnover of customers is not bad.
The noodles, which were carefully arranged, were beautiful on their own, with a nice texture that was neither too hard nor too soft, and they were very easy to eat. As the name of the restaurant suggests, the soup is based on Niboshi (dried sardines), but it has almost no seafood smell, and although it's creamy, it's not greasy, and you may be able to enjoy it all the way through. On the other hand, the accompanying Chashu pork was a bit tough and difficult to chew.

言わずと知れた福知山市のシンボルです。
城の縄張りは明智光秀によって定められましたが、城郭は江戸時代に入ってからのものです。廃藩置県による廃城で縄張りも縮小され、昭和後期に発掘調査・天守の復元・福知山城公園としての整備が行われました。名古屋城や大阪城、熊本城のように、威風堂々とした雰囲気はありませんが、市民を静かに穏やかに見守るような、そんな佇まいを感じます。
現在、天守は郷土資料館となっていますが、その多くが江戸時代以降の福知山藩としての史料で占められ、明智光秀に関する資料はあまり多くありません。期待しすぎるとガッカリするかもしれません。天守までは（場所により傾斜が急であるものの）坂道になっているため車椅子等の障碍を持つ方でもそれ程難なく行くことが出来ますが、天守内は基本的に階段であるため、利用しづらいと感じるでしょう。

It's the undisputed symbol of Fukuchiyama City.
The territory of the castle was defined by Mitsuhide Akechi, but the castle tower and other structures were completed in the Edo period. Although it was abandoned in Meiji era, in the late Showa era, the castle was excavated, the castle tower was restored, and the area was transformed into Fukuchiyama Castle Park. Although it does not have the majestic atmosphere of Nagoya Castle, Osaka Castle, or Kumamoto Castle, it has the appearance of quietly and peacefully watching over the citizens.
Today, the castle tower is used as a local museum, but most of the materials are from the Fukuchiyama clan since the Edo period, and there are not many materials related to Mitsuhide Akechi. If you expect too much, you may be disappointed. The path up to the castle tower is sloping (although the slope is steep in some places), so people with disabilities such as wheelchairs can get there without much difficulty, but they may find it difficult to use the stairs inside the tower castle.

井伊家の菩提寺であり、井伊家の勃興に深く関わりのある寺です。鉄道とバスを乗り継いでいくことも出来ますが、本数が少ないため、多くの参拝客は自家用車やレンタカーを利用します。
本堂の北側に位置する庭園が素晴らしいですが、この庭園に限らず、境内の至る所が素晴らしいです。本堂に入るところから有料であるため、無料で本堂北側の庭園も愛でることは出来ませんが、無料で立ち入ることが出来るエリアも全てにおいて丁寧に整備されており、きめ細かに寺を維持している人々の努力に感謝せずにいられません。
大河ドラマの舞台の一つになったとは言え、浜松市街地から距離があるからか、休日でも訪れる人はそれ程多くありません。心静かに参拝することが出来ます。

The temple is the family temple of the Ii clan and is closely related to the rise of the Ii clan. It can be reached by bus, but due to the limited number of buses, most visitors use their own cars or rent a car.
The Japanese garden located on the north side of the main hall is so wonderful, but not only the garden, but the whole temple precincts are wonderful. The garden on the north side of the main hall cannot be enjoyed for free, as there is a fee to enter the main hall. But all the areas that can be accessed for free are carefully maintained, and one cannot help but be grateful for the efforts of the people who meticulously maintain the temple.
Although the temple was used as a stage for one of the NHK Taiga TV dramas, there are not so many people visiting the temple even on holidays, probably because of its distance from the center of Hamamatsu city. You can visit the temple in peace and quiet.

福知山駅に近接しているホテルの一つです。1階にレストランがある他、ホテル周囲にもいくつか飲食店があります。コンビニエンスストアが隣接していることもあり、飲食面で不自由することはないでしょう。
客室の広さやアメニティの種類等は典型的なビジネスホテルですが、各部屋だけでなくフロントや廊下に至るまで清潔に保たれています。チェックインからチェックアウトまでの手続きはスムーズで、ほとんど無駄がありません。エレベーターも2基あるため、チェックアウト時に客室フロアとの昇降に待たされることはあまりないでしょう。福知山でのビジネスや観光の拠点としてピッタリのホテルだと思います。

This is one of the hotels located near Fukuchiyama Station, with a restaurant on the first floor and several other restaurants around the hotel. There is also a convenience store adjacent to the hotel, so you won't have any trouble eating and drinking.
The room size and amenities are typical of a business hotel, but not only the rooms but also the front desk and corridors are kept clean. From check-in to check-out, the process is smooth and almost effortless. There are also two elevators, so you won't have to wait too long to get to and from your guest room floor when checking out. I think this hotel is a perfect base for business and sightseeing in Fukuchiyama.

閑静な住宅街に囲まれた寺院です。招き猫と井伊家の菩提寺として有名ですが、年末年始などを除き休日でも訪れる人は多くなく、また周囲には幹線道路も無いことから車の騒音もほとんどなく、のんびりと境内を散策するには最適なスポットと言えます。1時間もあれば、墓所を含めた境内全体を周遊することは出来ますが、ところどころにベンチもあるため、座りながら静かにひと時を過ごす参拝客も見られます。
稲荷神社ではキツネの像が境内の至る所にありますが、この寺の招き猫は境内に散らばるようにあるわけではありません。特に多く並べられているのが仏殿などの建物が立ち並ぶスペースと墓所の境目あたりで、大小様々な招き猫が所狭しと並べられています。

The temple is surrounded by a quiet residential area. The temple is famous for its maneki neko (beckoning cat) and the Ii family's family temple, but not many people visit the temple even on holidays, except for the year-end and New Year holidays. It takes about an hour to walk around the entire temple grounds, including the cemetery, and there are benches everywhere for visitors to sit and enjoy a quiet moment.
In Inari Shrines, there are many statues of foxes all over the shrine precincts, but the beckoning cats in this temple are not scattered all over the grounds. They are especially abundant around the border between the Buddhist temples and the cemetery, where there are many beckoning cats of all sizes.

豪徳寺駅と豪徳寺を結ぶ商店街にあるカフェです。商店街自体が休日でも比較的静かであるため、入り口の扉が開けっぱなしの状態でも外の喧騒を店内で感じることが少なく、静かにひと時を過ごすことが出来ます。
カフェの名前にもある通り、このカフェには専用のワーキングスペースがあります。カフェとして利用できるスペースと仕分けられており、ワーキングスペースを利用するには追加料金を支払う必要があります。カフェのスペースには充電用のコンセント等はありませんが、ワーキングスペースにはそれらが完備されており、同時にプリンターやFAXもあります。
ドリンクや料理の見た目や盛り付けは非常にシンプル。料金はやや高めの印象です。注文から給仕までの時間はやや時間を要しますが、スタッフの対応は終始丁寧であったため、それほど不愉快には感じませんでした。

The cafe is located in the shopping street between Gotokuji Station and Gotokuji. The shopping street itself is relatively quiet even on holidays, so even if the entrance door is left open, you won't feel the hustle and bustle of the outside, inside the cafe, allowing you to spend a quiet moment.
As the name of the cafe suggests, it has a dedicated working space. It's separated from the space that can be used as a cafe, and you have to pay an additional fee to use the working space. There are no power outlets for charging in the cafe space, but the working space is fully equipped with them, as well as a printer and fax machine.
The appearance and presentation of the drinks and food is very simple, and the prices seem a bit high. The time from ordering to serving took a bit of time, but I didn't feel too uncomfortable because the staff was polite and helpful throughout.

明智光秀の丹波攻略の拠点として機能した城であるため、城好きであれば是非とも行ってみたい城ではありますが、実際に足を運ぶと非常にガッカリするでしょう。新興宗教法人『大本』によって遺構や敷地は買収され、彼らの事務所で入場料を支払うものの、立ち入ることの出来る箇所はかなり限られているからです（敷地内のほとんど区域は、彼らの神域として定められているため、基本的に立ち入ることが出来ません）。
立ち入ることが出来る区域が限られているものの、往年を忍ばせる石垣の威容には目を見張るでしょう。しかし20分もあれば立ち入り可能な区域は全て見て回ることが出来てしまうため、残念な印象を抱いてしまうのは否めません。

The castle served as a base for Mitsuhide Akechi's invasion of Tamba, so if you are a castle lover, you should definitely visit this castle, but if you actually visit it, you'll be very disappointed. Because the remains and grounds have been bought by a new religious corporation called "Oomoto", and although you pay an entrance fee at their office, the areas you can enter are quite limited (most of the grounds are designated as their sanctuary, so basically you cannot enter).
Despite the limited access, the majesty of the stone walls that harken back to the days of yore is a sight to behold. However, because you can visit all the accessible areas in 20 minutes, it's undeniable that you'll be disappointed.

浜松駅から離れており、周囲は住宅街で比較的閑静な環境であるにもかかわらず、平日・休日問わず常に混雑している人気の餃子定食のお店です。午後の後半に差し掛かる14時台でさえ、少なくとも30分待つことが多いです。しかし、店内には待機スペースが非常に限られており、待つための椅子も5～6脚程度。そのため、それ以外の客は立つか店外で待つ必要があります。店外に待機スペースは皆無で、日差しや雨除けの屋根等はありません。専用駐車場があり、車で来店した人は車で待つことも出来ますが、入店可能になった際、スタッフが駐車場まで迎えに（あるいは呼びに）来ることはありません。悪天候、あるいは夏日や冬日の混雑時間帯の利用はお勧めできません。
スタッフの接客対応については可も無く不可も無く。連日混雑しているからか、常にテキパキと動いており、特に不愉快な点は見られませんでした。ほとんどの席の構成が4人向けであるものの、1人等の少人数での利用者の割合も多く、彼らが4人席を占有することになることが、客の回転の遅さを助長させているようにも感じます。1人～2人構成の席を増やせば、ある程度客の回転はよくなると思います。
それでも、人気店ならではのボリュームたっぷりの餃子を、リーズナブルな値段で食べられる、というのがこの店の最大の魅力ではないかと思います。餃子の皮のカリカリとした食感、典型的ではあるものの丁寧に拵えられた肉と野菜の味は、何個食べても全く飽きませんでした。

The popular gyoza diner is located far away from Hamamatsu station and is surrounded by residential areas, making it a relatively quiet environment, but it's always crowded both on weekdays and holidays. Even at 2:00 p.m., past the typical lunch hour, there will be many occasions when you will have to wait at least half an hour. However, there is very limited waiting space inside the diner, and there are only five or six chairs for waiting. Therefore, the rest of the customers have to stand and wait outside the diner. There are no waiting areas outside the store, and there is no roof to protect you from the sun or rain. There is a private parking lot where customers can wait in their cars, but no staff will come to the parking lot to pick them up (or call them) when they are ready to enter the diner. It's not recommended to use this facility in bad weather or during busy hours on summer or winter days.
The customer service of the staff was neither good nor bad. Perhaps because the diner is crowded every day, the staff was always moving briskly and I didn't find anything unpleasant. Most of the seating configurations are for four people, and there is a large percentage of small groups of customers, such as one person, and the fact that they will occupy seats for four people seems to contribute to the slow turnover of customers. I think that if it increase the number of seats that are configured for one or two people, it can improve the turnover of customers to some extent. Nevertheless, I think the main attraction of this diner is that you can enjoy the generous portions of gyoza that only a popular restaurant can offer at a reasonable price. The crunchy texture of the gyoza skin and the typical but carefully prepared taste of meat and vegetables did not bore me at all no matter how many pieces I ate.

平日や休日問わず常に混雑している人気のトンカツ定食のレストランです。この類のレストランは、得てしてランチタイムは混雑するもののディナータイムは比較的空いていますが、ディナータイムですら混雑する人気ぶりです。その一方で、1～4人規模の少人数での利用が圧倒的に多いからか、客の回転は悪くはありません。並び始めて長くても30分程度で入店及び注文をすることが出来ます。しかし混雑具合に関わらず注文から料理の給仕までにはやはり時間を要します。丁寧に拵えられたトンカツを堪能することが出来ます。
トンカツの衣は揚げムラが無い綺麗なキツネ色をしています。肉は内部まで充分に熱が通っていながらも、適度な弾力があり、また脂っこ過ぎないため後味も残りにくく比較的さっぱりとした食感です。
1階と2階の2階構成で、2階への昇降は階段のみとなるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方は1階の席の利用となります。昇降に使用する階段は、人がすれ違えるだけの幅はあるものの狭いと感じるでしょう。海外の観光客の利用も多いことから、英語のメニューもあります。

This is a popular pork cutlet set meal restaurant that is always crowded on weekdays and holidays alike. This type of restaurant is usually crowded during lunch time only, but relatively empty during dinner time. But even during dinner time, this restaurant is very popular and crowded. On the other hand, the turnover of customers is not bad, probably because the overwhelming majority of customers are small groups of one to four people. It takes about 30 minutes at most to enter the restaurant and place an order. However, regardless of how crowded the restaurant is, it still takes a slight time from the time you order until your dish is served. That is because those dishes are carefully prepared pork cutlets.
The batter of pork cutlets is golden brown and evenly fried. The meat is cooked thoroughly, yet has the right amount of elasticity, and is not too fatty, so it does not leave an aftertaste and has a relatively light texture.
This restaurant consists of two floors, the first and second, and the only way to get up and down to the second floor is by stairs, so people with disabilities such as wheelchairs will have to use the seats on the first floor. The stairs to the second floor are wide enough for people to pass each other, but you may find them narrow. English menus are also available, as the restaurant is frequented by overseas tourists.

世界遺産『日光の社寺』を構成する神社の一つ。山岳信仰の聖地の一つでもあり、日光三山を構成する『男体山』『女峰山』『太郎山』を御神体としている。一方で輪王寺には、これらの山を仏として見立てた仏像が三仏堂に安置されていることからも分かるように、日光の社寺と日光三山の関係性は切っても切れないことが分かる。
二荒山神社の由来は諸説あり定かではない。一説には『男体山』と『女峰山』の二つの神が由来となっており、それもあってか、境内には様々な縁を結ぶスポットが点在している。そのため、カップルや夫婦の参拝が目立つ（勿論良縁といっても様々で、友人や採用先等の縁結びのスポットもある）。
拝殿までは無料で行くことが出来るが、拝殿の奥の神苑のエリアは有料となる。神苑内には『二荒霊泉』と言われる湧水があり、ペットボトル等を持ち込んで水を汲むことができる。

This is one of the shrines that constitute the World Heritage Site "Shrines and Temples of Nikko". It's also one of the sacred places of mountain worship, with "Mt.Nantai", "Mt.Nyoho", and "Mt.Taro", which constitute the three mountains of Nikko, as its deities. On the other hand, in Rinnoji Temple, Buddhist statues that represent these mountains as Buddha are enshrined in Sanbutsu-do, which shows that the relationship between the shrines and temples of Nikko and the three mountains of Nikko are inseparable.
There are some theories about the name of the origin of Futarasan Shrine, and it's not clear. According to one of the theories, the name of the shrine originated from two gods, Mt.Nantai and Mt.Nyoho. Probably for this reason, the shrine has many spots of "good fate", and many couples or married couples visit this shrine (of course, the term "good fate" varies, and there are also spots for bringing together friends and employers).
You can use the shrine up to the worship hall for free, but there is a fee for the Shinto garden area behind the worship hall. There is a spring called "Futara-rareisen" in the garden, and you can bring your own PET bottle to drink it.

江戸幕府三代目将軍である徳川家光を祀った霊廟である。彼の遺言では、祖父である徳川家康を祀る日光東照宮を超えないように地味な廟にするように、ということであるが、それでも各建物の梁や柱などの細部に至るまで緻密な彫刻は、豪華絢爛というに相応しい。
日光東照宮にある『見ざる聞かざる言わざる』や『眠り猫』のような、名物スポットとなり得るようなユニークな彫刻作品は少ないため（仁王門の仁王像は、色合いも豪華で見応えがある）、写真撮影等の目的で観光客で混雑するようなスポットはほとんどない。二荒山神社より西に位置し、日光東照宮や輪王寺からやや離れていることもあり、観光客や参拝客は比較的少ない。観光客の煩わしい喧騒をあまり感じず静かに散策出来るスポットの一つと言える。
門や鐘楼などの建物を鑑賞するには、階段を使用して移動するのが主となるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方等は利用しづらいと感じるだろう。

This is the mausoleum dedicated to Tokugawa Iemitsu, the third shogun of the Edo Shogunate. According to his last will and testament, he wanted the mausoleum to be modest so that it would not surpass Nikko Toshogu Shrine, which enshrines his grandfather Tokugawa Ieyasu, but even so, the detailed carvings on the beams and pillars of each building are worthy of being called luxurious and gorgeous.
Since there are few unique sculptures like "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" or "Sleeping cat" in Nikko Toshogu that could be a famous spot, there are few spots that are crowded with tourists for taking photos. Of course, the Niou statues at Nio-mon Gate are worth seeing with its gorgeous colors. Located west of Futarasan Shrine and a bit far from Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Rinnoji Temple, there are relatively few tourists and worshippers. It's one of the spots where you can stroll quietly without feeling the hustle and bustle of tourists.
The main way to view the gates, bell tower and other buildings is to use the stairs. Therefore, people with disabilities such as wheelchairs may find it difficult to use them.

世界遺産に登録されている日光の社寺の中で、恐らく最も参拝客の多い神社と言えよう。
他の社寺と比較して、境内にある建築物の配色は色鮮やかで、梁や柱などに施された緻密な彫刻には目を見張るものがある。『絢爛豪華』とはまさにこの神社を指すのだろう。境内そのものが彫刻作品の屋外ギャラリーと言っても過言ではない。その分、写真撮影のために立ち止まる観光客も多く、特に土日祝日の日中の混雑ぶりは敬遠したくなる。建物の彫刻は勿論、建物内の絵画（鳴き龍や狩野探幽筆の麒麟等）も素晴らしく、数百年経過した今でもはっきりと鑑賞することが出来る（御本社や薬師堂等の建物内は撮影禁止）。
境内の各建物間の移動は基本的に階段であるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方等にとっては利用しづらいかもしれない。境内にはコインロッカー等は無いため、大きな荷物はホテルもしくは駐車した車内に置く必要がある。

Of all the shrines and temples in Nikko that are registered as World Heritage sites, it's probably the most visited shrine.
Compared to other shrines and temples, the color scheme of the buildings in the precincts is more vivid, and the intricate carvings on the beams and pillars are remarkable. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the precinct itself is an open-air gallery of carvings. However, they are the cause of many tourists stopping to take pictures, and the crowds during the day, especially on weekends and holidays, make you feel to avoid to visit there.
In addition to the carvings on the buildings, the paintings inside the buildings (such as Naki-Ryu (Singing dragon), and a Qilin by Kano Tanyu) are wonderful. Even after hundreds of years, you can still see them clearly (photography is not allowed inside the buildings such as the main shrine and Yakushido).
The buildings on the precincts are basically accessed using slightly bumpy passage or stairs, which may be difficult to use for people with disabilities such as wheelchairs. There are no coin-operated lockers in the precincts, so you'll need to leave your large luggage at your hotel or in your parked car.

平日・休日問わずこの喫茶店の周囲は比較的静かなのですが、一方で飲食店があまり多くないこともあり、この喫茶店は昼食時間帯を中心に多くの人が利用しています。しかもそのほとんどがこの喫茶店の界隈に住んでいると思われる高齢の方です。
この喫茶店では喫煙が可能であるため、喫煙者にとっては居心地がいいかもしれません。禁煙席もありますが席数は少なく、且つ完全な分煙対策はなされていません。そのため嫌煙者にとっては非常に利用しづらいと感じるでしょう。また入り口には段差もあるため、車椅子等の障碍を持つ方も同様に利用しづらいと感じるでしょう。
給仕される料理やドリンクは、典型的且つ古き良き昭和の時代を彷彿させます。煙草の煙をくゆらせながら友人たちと食事と会話を楽しむ人が多いですが、一部の席の構成は隣通しが近く、一人でゆっくりと寛ぐには不向きな場合があります。

The area around this cafe is relatively quiet, both on weekdays and holidays, at the same time, there are not many restaurants, so this cafe is frequented by many people, especially during lunch time. Moreover, most of them are elderly people who seem to live in the vicinity of this cafe.
Smoking is allowed in this cafe, which may make smokers feel more comfortable. There is also a non-smoking section, but the number of seats is small and it's not completely separated. Therefore, non-smokers may find it very difficult to use the cafe. There are also steps at the entrance, so people with disabilities such as wheelchairs may find it difficult to use the restaurant as well.
The dishes and drinks served are typical and reminiscent of the good old days of the Showa era. Many people enjoy eating and talking with friends while smoking, but some of the seating configurations are too close to each other not to be suitable for relaxing alone.

50席程度の中華料理店です。典型的な回転式の円卓はなく、全て4人向けのテーブル席で構成されています。店内はやや薄暗いですが、派手な装飾は無く、シックな色合いの調度品が落ち着いた雰囲気を醸し出しています。
給仕される料理は、いずれも中国人以外の人にも食べやすいように味がカスタマイズされているように思います。一方でボリュームがあり一部の料理は油っこく、少人数では食べきれない可能性も考慮に入れるべきです。昼食時間帯はランチセットとして1人でも充分食べきれる量の料理が給仕されますが、夕食時間帯は家族や友人と分け合って食べることを念頭に注文した方がいいでしょう。とは言え、もし食べきれなかった場合、パッキングして持ち帰ることも可能です。
私が利用したタイミングが良かったからかもしれませんが、耳障りになるくらいの大声でお喋りするような客はほとんどいません。適度に静かな快適な環境で食事を楽しむことが出来ます。

It's a Chinese restaurant with about 50 seats. It does not have the typical revolving round tables, but instead consists entirely of tables for four people. The restaurant is rather dimly lit, but there are no gaudy decorations, and the chic color furnishings make a relaxed atmosphere.
All the dishes served seem to be customized in taste to make them more palatable to non-Chinese people. On the other hand, the portions are large and some of the dishes are greasy, so you should take into consideration that a small group of people may not be able to finish them. During lunch time, lunch set meals are served with enough food for one person, but during dinner time, it's better to order with the intention of sharing with family and friends. However, if you can't finish your meals, you can pack it up and take them home.
Maybe it's because I was there at the good time, but there are hardly any customers chattering loudly enough to be deafening. You can enjoy your dishes in a reasonably quiet and comfortable environment.

世界遺産『日光の社寺』を構成する寺院の一つ。威風堂々とした佇まいの三仏堂はまさにこの寺の象徴とも言え、東日本最大の木造建築である。
輪王寺自体は奈良時代の僧である勝道上人と言われているが、現在境内にある建築物や仏像等のほとんどは、江戸時代以降のものである。日光東照宮に徳川家康が祀られて縁から、この寺の宝物館等を始め徳川家ゆかりの品々が多数存在する。
日光を代表する社寺の一つということもあり、連日のように観光客が押し寄せるが、日光東照宮と比較すると体感的には少ない。その分、各所をスムーズに拝観することが出来る（それでも休日になれば観光客も非常に多くなるが）。三仏堂の名の由来でもある三体の仏像を始め、圧倒されるほどの大きな仏像や緻密な彫刻の仏像に目を見張るだろう。堂内は写真撮影は禁止されているが、目に焼き付けるには充分な美しさと厳かさを兼ね備えている。
拝観には是非多言語対応のガイドを付けることをお勧めする。日光の成り立ちや建物・仏像の謂れ等を学ぶことが出来るだろう。

This is one of the temples that make up the World Heritage Site "Shrines and Temples of Nikko". The majestic Sanbutsu-do Hall is the symbol of the temple and the largest wooden structure in eastern Japan.
The temple itself is said to have been founded by Shodo Shonin, a monk from the Nara period, but most of the buildings and Buddhist statues in the temple precincts today are to the Edo period or later. Since Ieyasu Tokugawa is enshrined in Nikko Toshogu Shrine, there are many items related to the Tokugawa clan, including the treasure museum of this temple.
As it's one of the representative temples of Nikko, tourists flock to the temple every day, but the number of visitors is less than that of Nikko Toshogu, which makes it possible to visit each part of the temple smoothly (although the number of tourists becomes much larger on holidays). Including the three Buddha statues, the origin of the name "Sanbutsu-do", you will be amazed at the overwhelmingly large and intricately carved Buddha statues. Photography is not allowed in the hall, but it's beautiful and austere enough to capture in your eyes.
It's highly recommended to take a multilingual guide when visiting the temple. You'll be able to learn about the origins of Nikko and the history of the buildings and Buddha statues.

自然科学と物理学を主体とした、主に小学生～中学生向けの科学館です。とは言え、仕掛け自体は大人であっても面白く、そしてためになるものが数多くあります。電流や力学など、ゲーム感覚で楽しむことが出来ますから、ついつい本気モードで勝負ごとになってしまうことも。
ご家族、友達と一緒に、科学の面白さを共有し楽しむ施設だと思います。

自然科学については、主に浜松市内や浜名湖で採取された魚や動物などの生態を中心に展示されています。が、このブースはちょっと注意が必要。展示方法が非常に奇を衒ったところがあり、地中の虫や分解者たちを100倍の大きさ（勿論作り物）で展示されている等、見る人にとってはトラウマになってしまうまもしれません。

This is a science museum mainly for elementary to junior high school students, focusing on natural science and physics. However, there are a lot of interesting and instructive tricks even for adults. You can enjoy electric currents, mechanics, etc. as if you were playing a game, and you may end up playing a game in a serious mode.
I think this is a facility where you can share and enjoy the fun of science with your family and friends.

The natural science exhibit focuses on the ecology of fish and animals collected mainly from Hamamatsu City and Lake Hamana. However, you need to be careful about this booth. The way the exhibits are displayed is very strange, with insects and decomposers in the ground displayed at 100 times the size (models, of course), which may be traumatizing to some viewers.