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YAMAGUCHI | Walkable issue
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yamaguchi|walkable issue
曾经被称为长州、周防的山口县,至今仍保留着以萩往返、赤间关街道为首,从平民到幕末志士,许多人往来的道路。 走在这样的历史街道上,我们能看到什么呢? 走路的功效有哪些?
本期中,“walkable”为主题,途经主要历史街道的山口、萩、长门 3 以喝茶、喝酒、陶艺、温泉为关键词,漫步于一个城市。 旅行的客人,2024年的ny times “2024 年应该去 52 的场所”中选出山口的克雷格·莫德先生。 在访问的地方,生活在那个城市的城市导游迎接。 一边享受徒步旅行的邂逅,一边学习连结过去与现代的土地上的历史伟人,在现代的温泉疗养场再现“神佛习合”等,探索山口县特有的文化深度。
克雷格·莫多 /craig mod
作家,摄影师,徒步旅行者。 出生于美国康涅狄格州。2000年起在日本居住。 以镰仓和东京为基地执笔、摄影。 《我们时代的书》等多部著作。 美国兰登书屋出版社THINGS BECOME OTHER THINGS”出版。
Trail Learning: Walking as a Way of Being
This entire issue was made on foot. Welcome to the YAMAGUCHI ‘walkable’ issue—devoted to our favorite activity: Walking。
To listen with your feet. To see your feelings. Trail Learning is fieldwork in motion—part travel log, part quiet philosophy—where observation becomes ingisht. Along the way, you learn from the land’s shape, stories held in the rocks, and your fellow trail mates. You meet new people, culture, trace history and begin to understand a place not from above but from within
In this issue, we walk through Hagi, Yamaguchi City, Nagato - three towns that revela themselves slowly, one walkable step at a time. For this issue invited my longtime friend Craig Mod to join me. Craig, a walker and photographer, recently spotlighted Yamaguchi in the纽约Times “52 Places to Go ' list. Now, as we walk out of the spotlight and onto the trail—exploring Yamaguchi and the Hagi Okan in bursts trail-learning delight and receiving far more then we seek。
Happy trail to you