The ancient streets and houses lined with mountains in Mishima-Japanese scenery

At two o'clock in the afternoon, I left Shirakawa Township and went to Gaoshan City. Both Gaoshan City and Shirakawa Township belong to Gifu County, so they are not far away. The famous scenic spots in Gaoshan City are Chigu Street and Gaoshan Array House in Sanma.

After stopping at the parking lot not far from Chigu Street in Sanming, the bus got off in turn with the tour guide and walked along the narrow street. At a crossroads, the tour guide stopped, drew a few roads back and forth with his hand and said, "This is Sanming Ancient Street, and everyone will gather here in an hour."

As soon as Cui's news fell, the tour group "fell apart". Seeing that the street on the right is wider, I walked in without hesitation. In fact, I didn't understand at that time that the ancient street in Mishimamachi, Gaoshan City generally refers to the "merger of ancient towns" composed of several streets. According to the lane address, there are three towns: Yizhi Town, Erzhichi Town and Sanzhichi Town. Mitsui-CHO is divided into Upper Mizhi-CHO and Lower Mizhi-CHO, and most tourists are concentrated in Upper Mizhi-CHO. It is said that the houses in Upper Mizhi Town are not only unique, but also mostly old houses over three or four hundred years old.

The street you step into is wide enough for cars. Although there are many black wooden bungalows on both sides of the street, the houses of modern buildings are looming from time to time, and bare telephone poles and wires cross, which makes people wonder which era they are walking in. The streets are quiet, tourists are scattered, and shops on the roadside are rare. I didn't go far, but I seem to think I was wrong. I hurried back to the intersection of the gathering place, walked straight ahead, didn't go far, and jumped out of an alley on the side of the road.

The alley is narrow, crowded and full of boiling sound. At first glance, the alley is steaming and boiling, just like the magma in the crater, which is unstoppable and sends out shocking waves.

Crowded into the alley, the alley was full, in and out, shoulder to shoulder. There are black wooden houses on both sides of the alley, which are patchwork, uneven, messy and different in appearance. Like houses, there are many different houses, like flowers. These traditional buildings preserved in the Edo period exude quaint fragrance and bloom in the golden sun, attracting tourists.

There is a small canal on each side of the street, and clear water gurgles in the canal. Perhaps for the convenience of tourists, most small canals are paved with green slates. Although the canal water adds charm to the ancient street, it always feels that the canal is dug too neatly, lacking in natural height and thickness, and lacking in bending interest. There are shops on both sides of the street. Tea shop, wine shop, porcelain shop, cloth shop, gold and silver jewelry shop and flavor snack bar are next to each other. Colorful flags are full of banners, round tea bags, huge jars, hanging signs, and exquisite goods squeezed out of the house are full of alleys, which are lively and dizzying.

Shuttling through the ancient streets and lanes, looking around, there are quaint customs everywhere. Inclined tile low wall, wooden lattice window lattice, fence door, round table stool; Old shops selling miso, antique bookshops and traditional carving workshops; Door-to-door hawkers, cheapskate buyers entering the store, and spectators who have nothing to look at; Bustling, elegant and quiet, people come and go, just like a natural "Qingming Riverside Map". The alley is short, but it won't last long. You have to turn around before you reach the end, because you have to look at the high mountain array house.

Out of Sanming Ancient Street, turn right, cross Hongqiao, and then enter another famous scenic spot-Gaoshan Array House.

The Alpine Array House was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Interior Minister Nagano in 16 15. It is the local administrative office and the only relic of the existing Japanese memorial office (the administrative government directly under the shogunate in charge of the territory).

The gate of Shanzhen Mansion is not rigorous and majestic. There is a courtyard wall under the lime-soil roof. The gate is big and small, and the big one is getting wider and wider. The doorposts on both sides are upright, and a long' re is hung on the left pillar. The four Chinese characters "Mountain Array House" are written vertically on the wooden sign. The small one is shorter, and the door is open, which seems to be a specially set exit.

Entering the gate, there is a wooden house not far away. I dragged my shoes at the gate, found a plastic bag and went in. Most of the existing houses in the mountain array house were converted from 18 16 to 184 1. Houses are all wooden structures, which are overhead from the ground, interdependent and connected by corridors. Most of the rooms are empty, except for a few pictures on the wall, a small table on the ground, pots and other utensils hanging. Looking at the houses along the corridor, there is nothing strange except the size. Cui, the tour guide, tried to explain the purpose of the house at that time: this is the administrator's institution, this is the place for interrogating prisoners, this is the kitchen, and this is the living room. I wandered around bored and showed no interest in this famous yamen. I just perfunctory the tour guide for a while, and then ran away to find a place to take pictures.

After walking around the house, I went to the barn in the hospital to watch. In the high mountain array room, only the barn is the building when it was first built. The barn is wide, long and high, and is located across the yard. The barn was divided into several parts, doors were opened and wooden ladders were set up for tourists to fold in and out. At that time, there were some utensils in the barn and high fake grain bags. Instructions and pictures are hung on the wall to explain the history and use of the barn.

I have never seen an ancient granary, and a look at the old granary in Japan can be regarded as a supplement to my knowledge. Out of the barn, it suddenly occurred to me that we still kept some county offices and government offices for future generations to see, but few buildings such as post stations and granaries were kept. What were the ancient post stations and granaries like? People can only guess and daydream.

Fortunately, I have seen the ancient post station on the Silk Road of Sultan Khan in Turkey and the ancient granary during the shogunate dynasty in the mountains of Japan.

Drive down the mountain at 5: 00 pm and check in at Futian Tourist Hotel in Nagano. The hotel is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with picturesque scenery. There is no bed in the room, so you need to lie on the floor.