This is our Philippines – Ilagan Japanese Tunnel – Kimono and Pictures

The outside garden of the Ilagan Japanese
Tunnel has been designed to look like the parks of Japan. Outside is a Shinto shrine similar to those in Japan and a
replica of an old Japanese jet plane. Just to the other side of the road is a
small zen garden. The landscaping around it gives a peaceful vibe and makes a
great place to take photos.

For photo taking opportunities you are able to
rent a Kimono and roam around the area for just 50 pesos. You can take awesome
pictures whilst in a Japanese Traditional Dress carrying a Japanese umbrella
for a more authentic feel. You can have your hair styled as the Geisha’s as
well. Just check out some of the pictures we took while there!

How to Get There:

Take a bus or van to Ilagan or Tuguegarao City
if you’re coming from Manila and alight at Bonifacio Park in Ilagan. There’s an
Information Center at the park where a guide can take you to the Ilagan
Japanese Tunnel.

If you have liked this video, kindly give us a
thumbs up. We would also love to see a comment from you. We enjoy interacting
and conversing with our subscribers. By the way, if you have not subscribed,
you can do so by clicking that little button right there in the lower
right-hand corner. Also, if you would like to be notified once we post a video,
just click that little bell down there!

#ThisIsOurPhilippines
#IlaganJapaneseTunnel #JapaneseTunnelPhilippines #Kimono #LivinginthePhilippines