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Zen Blade
03-19-2003, 23:33
Hey guys,

this is mainly for the old Shogun: Total War people, but anyone with knowledge, please feel free to comment.

So my general plan is to hit Tokyo, then Nagoya, then Kyoto/Osaka/Lake Biwa, and then perhaps trek out towards Hiroshima/kyushu.

I might make an attempt to get into the Nagano area, but I am trying to budget my time. I am also considering touring up by Tottori (west of Kyoto).

I was wondering if any of the old Shogun people know if any of the aforementioned places are particular worthwhile to visit, or not... and whether there is any place that I should go out of my way to try and see.

Looking in FWSEAL's direction... might have to go post at his site...

-Zen Blade

Stefan the Berserker
03-25-2003, 13:31
There are some places mentioned in Shogun you should visit: Ise contains the oldest Temple of the country. It is destroyed and rebuild every year. The first time it was build was even before the Shogunes ruled, so an interessting place...

Also the City of Nara is located in the Yamato region near Kyoto, which was the first City of Japan and founded by the first Generations of the Tenno's. They left there because the Buddist Clerics there became to important for them...

The Fuji-San is also there and the Warrior-Monk-Monastaries in Kaga (Nagashima). Look on your Shogun Strategy Map, I'm sure you find what I mentioned. (Fuji-San is in the Territory of the Imagawa, lightly to see it&#33http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/wink.gif

Stormer
03-25-2003, 21:39
TOTOMI

if you could visit totomi and take pictures id love to see them does anyone know where totomi is. some great battles were held there i think http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

DemonArchangel
03-25-2003, 23:56
actually I recommend this sweet sushi shop in narita, their shrimp kicks major A**

rspete
03-26-2003, 03:53
Be sure to visit the city of Edo, I hear that one is hard to miss http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cgi/emoticons/rolleyes.gif . More seriously though, you should probably pay heed to Kyoto, the old capital, if you want to see old style Geisha and Buddhist temples.