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- WuGIMay 29, 2017
The small circular route starts just before the Valzner Weiher, leads through the wetland on Hutgraben to Holzweiher, from there to Russenwiese and back to the Valzner Weiher. Since the roads are in good condition and there are no gradients, the tour is very easy to handle. A recommendable refreshments
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- Micha, Danny & Kalle, and others like this.
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- WuGIJanuary 17, 2017
Jizo: According to Buddhist teachings, Jizo is a bodhisattva, an "enlightened one" (roughly comparable to the Christian helpers). He is considered the companion of the dead in the underworld, but also has the function of judge of the deceased. Jizo is portrayed as a monk with a shaved head, often wearing
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- WuGIDecember 13, 2016
The tour leads to some of the most interesting highlights of Yokohama. It starts in Chinatown - accessible via the Motomachi-Chukagai subway station; much nicer is the approach with the "Sea Bass" on the water! (See "Traveling in Yokohama I" komoot.de/tour/13628871). The tour ends at Sakuragicho station
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- WuGINovember 18, 2016
Kamakura is a city of not quite 175,000 inhabitants southwest of Tokyo. She has a great cultural heritage - especially since she was the governing city of Japan from 1192 to 1333.
The path leads from the Big Buddha (Daibutsu) to the Hase Temple (Hase-dera) in Kamakura.
Some further explanations can be found in the highlights.
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Eddy v. Krasny Jar, Outside, and others like this.- WuGIOctober 13, 2016
Of course, this is not the place to go hiking - and you do not even need to talk about mountain biking ... An impressive highlight for any visitor to Yokohama is the cemetery! For here the strangers, the Gaijin, had an extraterritorial area since the middle of the 19th century. And here they could also
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The tour starts at the small car park directly on the banks of the Main and leads first to the observation tower in the bird sanctuary. From here you can see the more than 200 pairs of gray herons that have their clumps in the hillside forest near Roßstadt. In order to be able to follow their flights
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