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Titlu: LensTalk Walking through Japans good old days in snowy Shirakawago

Descriere: (250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Tourists visit Gassho-zukuri houses in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)

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$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 26, 2025 shows Gassho-zukuri houses covered in snow in Shirakawa-go, Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 26, 2025 shows a view of Shirakawa-go surrounded by towering mountains in Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

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$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 25, 2025 shows a souvenir store in a Gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go, Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Tourists visit Gassho-zukuri houses in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- A tourist visits an open-air museum for Gassho-zukuri in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Tourists visit a Gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- A staff member clears snow at an open-air museum for Gassho-zukuri in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Tourists experience local lifestyle inside a Gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- A tourist has fun at an open-air museum for Gassho-zukuri in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Tourists visit an open-air museum for Gassho-zukuri in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 25, 2025 shows a Gassho-zukuri house covered in snow in Shirakawa-go, Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 25, 2025 shows part of the steeply pitched, thatched roof of a Gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go, Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 25, 2025 shows the roof framing of Gassho-zukuri in Shirakawa-go, Japan. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

$(250228) -- SHIRAKAWA-GO, Feb. 28, 2025 (Xinhua) -- A tourist poses for photos inside the roof of a Gassho-zukuri house in Shirakawa-go, Japan, Feb. 25, 2025. Shirakawa-go in Japan's Ono District of Gifu Prefecture is surrounded by towering mountains, where heavy snowfall of more than 1 meter thick in winter often causes traffic interruptions.\r\n The harsh climate there has given birth to its unique architectural style known as 'Gassho-zukuri,' characterized by its steeply pitched, thatched roofs resembling a pair of hands pressed together in prayer.\r\n The roof, built entirely with wood and straw without the use of nails, forms a 60-degree angle to let the snow slide off easily. The beam of the house is oriented east-west to ensure ample natural lighting and to reduce wind resistance.\r\n Today, visitors can immerse themselves in an open-air, living museum for Gassho-zukuri, which features 25 of such traditional houses, complemented by waterwheels and temples. Guests are allowed to closely observe the architectural details of the Gassho-zukuri roofs, relax by a hearth, and savor a bowl of traditional mochi red bean soup. (Xinhua/Jia Haocheng)$

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