I got a chance to visit a Samurai village called Kitsuki or "Little Kyoto"on a recent visit to Japan. There were students from the Asia Pacific University who came along as guides, and walked us through the preserved Samurai houses. I rented a kimono (yes, men wear these too), to get into the part, and enjoyed roaming the streets of Kitsuki. Some pics-the first has my swords :)
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3 comments:
Yeah dhoti hai ya kapada?
Aur ghutna ko koi durghatna?
Dhoti, kapda aur makaan. Aur akal sambhalke ghutne mein rakhi thi.
Bahut khoob -japan mein jaan bachake samurai nahin bane.
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