お伊勢さんにもリゾートにも行かない！参宮線攻略【JR東海全驛下車】

Note This footage is from September 2023. The current situation may differ. This is the third installment of our series visiting every station on the JR Central line: the Sangū Line. Although it's a pilgrimage line to Ise Shrine, we'll only be visiting the stations, without actually going to Ise Shrine. What can we learn from the current situation? [References] Ise City History, Volume 4: Modern Period, Published January 1994, pp. 407-410 Iga City History, Volume 3: General History, Modern and Contemporary Period, Published December 26, 2014, pp. 215-216 Japan Railway Travel Atlas, No. 8: Kansai 1, Published December 18, 2008, Shinchosha, p. 40 Life and Work Styles at the Base | Daihen Corporation, Accessed June 3, 2026 https://www.daihen.co.jp/recruit/work... Kansai-Sangū Railway, which started as a private railway | Mie Prefecture Historical Information Archive, Accessed June 25, 2026 https://www.bunka.pref.mie.lg.jp/reki... Was the Sangū Line, where the Miyagawa Bridge is located, originally a private railway? Visiting Railway Heritage and History Across Japan (Accessed June 27, 2026) https://www.toretabi.jp/railway_info/... Episode 46: Diagram of the Miyagawa Bridge on the Extended Supplementary Line of the Sangū Railway - Culture of Mie Prefecture (Accessed June 27, 2026) https://www.bunka.pref.mie.lg.jp/reki... 【JR Central All Stations Visited】Series    • 【JR東海全駅下車】シリーズ   Background Music Used https://noiselessworld.net/ https://dova-s.jp/ #JR東海 #太田線 #全駅下巡り #厚激