#Dogs
#Walking with Your Dog
Mikage Waterway and Nakasendo Road 69 Stations Museum
Take a walk with your dogs along the Mikage Waterway
Today's companion is Mona, a toy poodle.
Together with her owner Miki, we will take a walk along the Mikage Waterway and a miniature of full Nakasendo Road Stations at the Nakasendo Road 69 Stations Museum.
Together with her owner Miki, we will take a walk along the Mikage Waterway and a miniature of full Nakasendo Road Stations at the Nakasendo Road 69 Stations Museum.
Let's go, Mona!
This is Mikage Waterway.
Because it was built to raise the water temperature, the bottom of the Waterway is shallow and gently sloping.
Because it was built to raise the water temperature, the bottom of the Waterway is shallow and gently sloping.
Its bank serves as a perfect walking path.
Mona is curious about the grass.
We may meet some familiar dogs.
Let's see what we will find!
Oh.
A duck is staying still.
It seems to be enjoying the flow of water.
It seems to be enjoying the flow of water.
We happened to say hello to the duck,
and it's time to leave the Mikage Waterway.
and it's time to leave the Mikage Waterway.
The paths in this area are surrounded by beautiful garden trees.
Walking up north a little from the Mikage Waterway, we have arrived at the Nakasendo Road 69 Stations Museum.
There is a miniature of the 69 Stations of the Nakasendo Road outside.
I wonder if we can walk through all the Station towns today.
I wonder if we can walk through all the Station towns today.
I wonder which Station this is?
It is fun walking along the Nakasendo Road.
We have come a long way, haven't we?
Maybe...
We did it! We have finished walking all the way along the Nakasendo Road.
As expected, Mona is a little tired and will be taken back home in a baby stroller.
Well done, Mona!
It has been a fun walk, hasn't it?
That has been Mona!
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Mikage Waterway, Nakasendo Road 69 Stations Museum
