Japan Nightlife - A Walk Through the Nakasu Red Light District Part 2 - 福岡市中州 - Japan As It Truly Is
A walkthrough of the Nakasu Red Light district in Fukuoka City, Japan, with all its lights and noise. Actually this was taken on a quieter weekday evening, but still lots to enjoy.
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Spot1:Ruins of Takeda Castle
The ruins of Takeda Castle are located at the peak of Mt. Kojo in the city of Asago. On particularly foggy mornings, the base of the mountain becomes invisible and the castle seems to be floating in air. This mystical scene is where the nickname Castle in the Sky comes from and it has also appeared in the movie Kagemusha directed by Akira Kurosawa.
If you're lucky, you may be able to see the ruins floating in a sea of mist from the Ritsuunkyo viewing deck at the time of sunrise in the months of October and November.
Spot2:Arima Hot Springs
Arima Hot Springs are accessible from Kobe and Osaka city centers and are known as one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan. Experience the scene of traditional wooden buildings lined along the narrow streets and peaceful ambiance of the hot spring town. There are hot springs that you can visit on a day-return trip, but why not stay for a night and have a stroll through the town?
Climb the nearby Mount Rokko with the ropeway and take a nature walk in the sky.
Food:Kobe Beef
Hyogo is where the world-famous Japanese beef brand, Kobe Beef comes from.
Kobe Beef ranks among the top of many Japanese beef brands. Kobe Beef steak is highly recommended. Enjoy the beautifully presented, soft and finely textured meat that melts in your mouth.
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Koujou No Tsuki
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1945 - NAGOYA JAPANESE ORDNANCE AND ARSENALS - NO SOUND - COLOR
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Target 9025-657A. 15 LS Looking S to SW at Amagasaki and Kure Naval Arsenal. Five cuts showing each plant. 4 MS Looking SW at NE side of building A. 14 MCU Pan L to R, same as above. 5 MCU Same as above. 5 Frame shots through rubble on background. MLS Ship in anchorage. 5 MS Looking W at E side of building B. 10 A series of angles and shots showing exploded bombs lying about. Shots cover 500 lb to a 2000 lb bomb. 3 Anti-aircraft gun inside building B amidst rubble. Note clock in far background which stopped at exactly the time the raid came. 17 Pan L to R (two shots showing displaced machinery and rubble. 9 MS Pan L to R interior of heating plant showing damaged ovens located in N central part of the plant. 18 LS Pan L to R showing building ZYX as seen from atop another building located SE of building W. 3. 5 MS Looking down showing damage to roof of building W. 17 LS Pan L to R showing Kure Harbor with part of Naval Arsenal (damaged in foreground. 13 MLS Looking NE to SE (panning showing E section of the plant. 5 MLS Looking ESE of building H showing reinforced concrete structure completely shorn of its brick and concrete. Steel frame remains intact. 4 CS Of building H. 4 LS The effect of bombing on gas producers located on NW side of a large rolling mill which is located on the SW corner of plant. 7 LS Pan SE showing N face of building K, NW corner of building J, and the SW corner of building H. 15 LS Pan looking SE showing the N face of building H, building E, and building L. At the end of pan, there are three short cuts of each building. 6 LS Pan NE to E showing buildings E, L and M. 11 LS Pan interior of building I showing general devastation as the result of a direct hit on the gas collector main. 9 MS Breech of large 18 inch naval rifle in comparison to Japanese man who is standing alongside. Short pan up along the full length of the rifle. 7 CU Same as above. Japanese points to cracked area.
Education & memory purposes
Mr. Toshizo Ido, Governor of Hyogo Prefecture as a Making Cities Resilient Champion
Date: March 9th 2012 11:20 -
Venue: Headquarters Office of Disaster Management Center, Hyogo Prefectural Government
About the Venue: The Disaster Management Center was constructed after the 1995 Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake for the purpose to respond promptly and accurately to any disaster occurrence from the initial phase of emergency response as the headquarters of disaster management. It functions as the 24-hour disaster responsive and monitoring base equipped with the Phoenix Disaster Prevention and Preparedness System, a comprehensive disaster risk reduction (DRR) information system. The center was established building on the lessons learned from the 1995 earthquake in which the government office building itself was damaged by the intensive quake and became out of use for the initial response.)
Interviewer: Ms. Yuki Matsuoka, Head of UNISDR Hyogo Office
For more information about UNISDR's Making Cities Resilient Campaign, visit:
Nagoya Japanese Ordnance And Arsenals (1945)
National Archives description Target 90:25-657A.
15' LS Looking S to SW at Amagasaki and Kure Naval Arsenal. Five cuts showing each plant.
4' MS Looking SW at NE side of building A.
14' MCU Pan L to R, same as above.
5' MCU Same as above.
5' Frame shots through rubble on background. MLS Ship in anchorage.
5' MS Looking W at E side of building B. 10' A series of angles and shots showing exploded bombs lying about. Shots cover 500 lb to a 2000 lb bomb.
3' Anti-aircraft gun inside building B amidst rubble. Note clock in far background which stopped at exactly the time the raid came.
17' Pan L to R (two shots) showing displaced machinery and rubble.
9' MS Pan L to R interior of heating plant showing damaged ovens located in N central part of the plant.
18' LS Pan L to R showing building ZYX as seen from atop another building located SE of building W. 3.
5' MS Looking down showing damage to roof of building W.
17' LS Pan L to R showing Kure Harbor with part of Naval Arsenal (damaged) in foreground.
13' MLS Looking NE to SE (panning) showing E section of the plant.
5' MLS Looking ESE of building H showing reinforced concrete structure completely shorn of its brick and concrete. Steel frame remains intact.
4' CS Of building H.
4' LS The effect of bombing on gas producers located on NW side of a large rolling mill which is located on the SW corner of plant.
7' LS Pan SE showing N face of building K, NW corner of building J, and the SW corner of building H.
15' LS Pan looking SE showing the N face of building H, building E, and building L. At the end of pan, there are three short cuts of each building.
6' LS Pan NE to E showing buildings E, L and M.
11' LS Pan interior of building I showing general devastation as the result of a direct hit on the gas collector main.
9' MS Breech of large 18 inch naval rifle in comparison to Japanese man who is standing alongside. Short pan up along the full length of the rifle.
7' CU Same as above. Japanese points to cracked area. National Archives Identifier: 64483
Japan Travel 小京都 [出石] Izushi (little Kyoto) 観光
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More Japan travel, life in Japan, and Japanese language study videos coming soon! In this video I explore a small castle town called Izushi. It's in Hyogo prefecture and sometimes called the little Kyoto because it's an old historic town with few new buildings. Follow my journey in Japan. This video was filmed and edited by my friend, Roshan, who is also living in Japan. Check out the full 9 minute version of the video on his channel here:
よみがえる尼崎城 空から見た建設現場
明治時代の廃城令で取り壊された尼崎城。築城400年となる2018年の完成予定で天守の再建工事が進んでいる。
Osaka, Settsu-Tonda Walking - Residential area and Station JR and Hankyu Kyoto Line [4K] POV
Settsu-Tonda, Takatsuki city is located in north-east of Osaka prefecture between Osaka and Kyoto. JR Kyoto line station is Setsu-Tonda. Hankyu Kyoto line station is Tonda.
There is few sight seeing spots around Settsu-Tonda.
As historical remains, there are some Kofuns which are megalithic tombs or tumuli in Japan, built in 5th century. (Not in this video. See )
Mic: External binaural mic (ASMR; Headphones or earphones recommended)
Osaka - Third Largest City By Population Part II
Osaka - Third Largest City By Population Part II - Osaka (大阪 Ōsaka?) About this sound listen (help·info) is a designated city in the Kansai region of Japan. It is the capital city of Osaka Prefecture and the largest component of the Keihanshin Metropolitan Area, the second largest metropolitan area in Japan and among the largest in the world with nearly 19 million inhabitants. Situated at the mouth of the Yodo River on Osaka Bay, Osaka is Japan's third largest city by population after the Tokyo 23 wards and Yokohama, and serves as a major economic hub.
Some of the earliest signs of habitation in the area of Osaka were found at the Morinomiya remains (森の宮遺跡 Morinomiya iseki?), with its shell mounds, including sea oysters and buried human skeletons from the 5th–6th centuries BC. It is believed that what is today the Uehonmachi area consisted of a peninsular land, with an inland sea in the east. During the Yayoi period, permanent habitation on the plains grew as rice farming became popular.[1]
In 645, Emperor Kōtoku built his Naniwa Nagara-Toyosaki Palace in what is now Osaka[6] making it the then-capital of Japan (Naniwa-kyō). The city now known as Osaka was at this time referred to as Naniwa, and this name and derivations of it are still in use for districts in central Osaka such as Naniwa (浪速) and Namba (難波).[7
In 1496, the Jōdo Shinshū Buddhist sect set up their headquarters in the heavily fortified Ishiyama Hongan-ji, on the site of the old Naniwa imperial palace. Oda Nobunaga began a decade-long siege campaign on the temple in 1570 which ultimately resulted in the surrender of the monks and subsequent razing of the temple. Toyotomi Hideyoshi constructed Osaka Castle in its place.
The city's west side is open to Osaka Bay, and is otherwise completely surrounded by more than ten satellite cities, all of them in Osaka Prefecture, with one exception: the city of Amagasaki, belonging to Hyōgo Prefecture, in the northwest. The city occupies a larger area (about 13%) than any other city or village within Osaka Prefecture. More Info:
Osako09: pinboke_planet
Osaka10: Ogiyoshisan
Osaka11: eutrophication&hypoxia
Osaka12: pinboke_planet
Osaka13: Jennifer Morrow
Osaka14: Jennifer Morrow
Osaka15: takato marui
miki shi - prefectura de hyogo (japan)
miki shi - prefectura de hyogo (japan)
Osaka - Third Largest City By Population Part I
Osaka - Third Largest City By Population Part I - Osaka (大阪 Ōsaka?) About this sound listen (help·info) is a designated city in the Kansai region of Japan. It is the capital city of Osaka Prefecture and the largest component of the Keihanshin Metropolitan Area, the second largest metropolitan area in Japan and among the largest in the world with nearly 19 million inhabitants. Situated at the mouth of the Yodo River on Osaka Bay, Osaka is Japan's third largest city by population after the Tokyo 23 wards and Yokohama, and serves as a major economic hub.
Some of the earliest signs of habitation in the area of Osaka were found at the Morinomiya remains (森の宮遺跡 Morinomiya iseki?), with its shell mounds, including sea oysters and buried human skeletons from the 5th–6th centuries BC. It is believed that what is today the Uehonmachi area consisted of a peninsular land, with an inland sea in the east. During the Yayoi period, permanent habitation on the plains grew as rice farming became popular.[1]
In 645, Emperor Kōtoku built his Naniwa Nagara-Toyosaki Palace in what is now Osaka[6] making it the then-capital of Japan (Naniwa-kyō). The city now known as Osaka was at this time referred to as Naniwa, and this name and derivations of it are still in use for districts in central Osaka such as Naniwa (浪速) and Namba (難波).[7
In 1496, the Jōdo Shinshū Buddhist sect set up their headquarters in the heavily fortified Ishiyama Hongan-ji, on the site of the old Naniwa imperial palace. Oda Nobunaga began a decade-long siege campaign on the temple in 1570 which ultimately resulted in the surrender of the monks and subsequent razing of the temple. Toyotomi Hideyoshi constructed Osaka Castle in its place.
The city's west side is open to Osaka Bay, and is otherwise completely surrounded by more than ten satellite cities, all of them in Osaka Prefecture, with one exception: the city of Amagasaki, belonging to Hyōgo Prefecture, in the northwest. The city occupies a larger area (about 13%) than any other city or village within Osaka Prefecture. More Info:
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Osaka07: Martin Abegglen
Osaka08: Ogiyoshisan
When rival political candidates meet in the streets of Osaka.
I found myself in the middle of a political 'stouch' the other day on the back-suburban streets of Kawanishi City, Hyogo Prefecture, (near Osaka). However the clashing ideologies merely exchanged pleasantries, and wished each other good luck (ganbatte!).
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eclipse in Kikai-jima, Japan
Eclipse observed at Kikai-jima (Kikaijima), Japan. 07/22/2009
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Total War: Shogun 2 Machinima: The Fading Light
This tells the story of the Shimabara Rebellion in 1637-38. It was the largest of its kind during the Edo period with the exception to the Boshin War at the end of the Edo period.
It was a conflict born out of oppression of the worst kinds. Harsh taxation, religious persecution, among other things.
The rebellion was widely successful in the region of Shimabara, and the Amakusa Islands which were very near by. The Amakusa islands had also faced very similar circumstances. It is suspected as much as 50% or more of the entire population of the Shimabara (20,000+ of a total of 40,000+) joined the rebellion. What is known is that the fife of Shimabara so was depopulated after the rebellion that people had to be imported from all over Japan. According to Wiki, in Shimabara people still speak in different dialects to this day.
At the Siege of Hara the defenders (some 30,000) faced off for months against a force of Tokugawa in excess of 125,000 men.. In the end Hara castle fell, and Christianity was banned by the Shogun for it was thought it was the work of the Jesuits.
So ends the story of the Shimabara Rebellion.
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「戦国ふくい」を楽しもう＜福井県・まちかど県政＞ Enjoy the atmosphere of Warring States in Fukui [PR for Fukui]
[English & Japanese subtitled]
When you think of historical figures related to Fukui Prefecture,
you think of Katsuie SHIBATA, Oichi no Kata and her three daughters, Go, Hatsu, Chacha. This time, I would like to introduce an event by Fukui Prefecture to promote tourism under the theme of Fukui in the Warring States period when the daughters lived.
From the TV program [PR for Fukui], broadcasted on October 9th, 2011.
It is reprinted with permission from Fukui Prefecture. (Subtitled by GEN)
GEN
【日英字幕付】
福井県にゆかりのある歴史上の人物といえば、柴田勝家やお市の方、その娘の江、初、茶々の三姉妹。今回は、彼女たちが生きた戦国時代のふくいをテーマに、観光客を呼び込もうと県が開いたイベントをご紹介します。
GEN
2011年10月9日放送 ＜福井県・まちかど県政＞より
※福井県の許可を得て掲載しています。（字幕制作：GEN）
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