Kimiidera Temple Wakayama Japan
Kimiidera Temple Wakayama Japan
Nembutsu-Ji Temple at Adashino near Kyoto
This Temple is said have been founded by Kukai (Kobo daishi, 774-835) who was a priest and also a founder of the Shingon Sect in Buddhism. In the precinct of this temple there are about eight thousand (8.000!) stones of Buddha. Originally they were made as gravestones for the dead who were buried in the Adashino area from the Heain period (793-1183) to the Edo Period (1615-1868).
Visting this Temple was very impressive and unforgettable. This is really special and I can recommend everybody who visits Kyoto to go to Adashino and visit this very remarkable place.
Also the bamboo forest on the same complex is really very beautiful and worth visiting.
Fuki-Ji Temple - Oita - 富貴寺 - 4K Ultra HD
Located in the heart of the amazingly beautiful Kinusaki peninsula in Oita, Fuki-ji temple is the oldest wooden structure existing in all of Kyushu. National Treasure Fuki-ji Temple is one of the nation's three major Amida-do sanctums along with Byodo-in in Uji and Chuson-ji Temple in Hiraizumi.
Fuki-ji Temple is dedicated to Amida Buddha, and its main hall houses an intricate wooden statue of the deity also designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. In fact, the main hall of Fukiji is ranked as one of the top three Amida Buddha halls in all of Japan, alongside the Hoodo Hall at Byodoin Temple in Kyoto and the golden Konjikido Hall at Chusonji Temple in Iwate.
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Situé au coeur de la magnifique péninsule de Kinusaki à Oita, le temple Fuki-ji est la plus vieille structure en bois de toute la région de Kyushu. Trésor national, le temple Fuki-ji est un des trois sanctuaires Amida-do majeurs du pays, parmis Byodo-in à Uji, et le temple Chuson-ji à Hiraizumi.
Le temple Fuki-ji est dédié au Bouddha Amida, et son hall principal abrite une statue de bois intrigante de la divinité, également désignée comme une importante propriété culturelle du Japon. En fait, le hall principal est classé dans le top trois des halls dédiés à Amida au Japon, avec ainsi le hall Hoodo du temple Byodin à Kyoto, et le hall doré Konjikido du temple Chusonji à Iwate.
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紀三井寺 和歌山 / Kimii-dera in Wakayama
＃紀三井寺 ＃和歌山 ＃紅葉
JG☆☆☆ 4K HDR 和歌山 道成寺(重文)今昔物語と歌舞伎ゆかりの寺 Wakayama,Dojoji(Cultural Property),Famous for Kabuki
和歌山県日高川町 道成寺 Dojoji, Hidakagawa town,Wakayama
Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage to 33 temples in Japan
A tour of the 33 temples of the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage in Western Japan (西国観音巡礼) from 2001-2006. For more details and photos, see
2078 Deities Ears and Color of Eyes神々の耳と、目の色・弥勒菩薩の耳は長かったbyはやし浩司Hiroshi Hayashi, Japan
2078+1765
Deitys’ Ears and Color of Eyes
（神々の耳と目の色）
If you wait for perfect conditions, you will never get anything done.
Keep on sowing your seed, for you never know which will grow.
Perhaps it all will.
Then Albert Einstein also wrote,
A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.
アインシュタインは、こう書き残しています。
「完ぺきになるまで待っていてはいけない。
もしそうなら、何もなしえないであろう。
種はどんどん蒔け。
どれが育つかわからない。
あるいはすべてが育つだろう」と。
だからアインシュタインは、こうも書き残しています。
「失敗をしたことのない人というのは、何も新しいことをしようとしたことのない人だ」と。
今日は、神々の目の色をテーマに、このアインシュタインの言葉を考えてみたいと思います。
神々の目の色、です。
が、こと古代文明の謎を解くにあたって、色ほどむずかしいテーマはありません。
史料も少なく、長い年月の間に、色そのものが、退化してしまっていることが多いからです。
実際、私が知るかぎり、色、とくに目の色についての研究をした研究者は、いません。
目の色、です。
私は、目の色を調べ、そしてそれを分類することができれば、神々、つまり私たちが神々と呼ぶエイリアンの秘密に迫ることができると、考えています。
古代の神々は、どんな目の色をしていたか。
今日はその目の色についての謎解きに挑戦してみます。
古代の神々は、どんな目の色をしていたか、と。
何しろ史料が少ないので、アインシュタインが言うところの、ミステイクを犯すことになるかもしれませんが、そこはお許しください。
「ああ、そんなふうに考えることもできるのか」という程度に、この動画を楽しんでいただければ、それでうれしいです。
Today’s story is about Ahura Mazda or Dainichi-Nyorai in Japan and his beautiful blue helmet.
古代の神々、アフラ・マヅア、つまり大日如来は、美しい水色のヘルメットをかぶっていた。
As you have already known, Ahura Mazda is the Avestan name for the creator and sole God of Zoroastrianism, the old Iranian religion predating Islam.
Ahura Mazda is described as the highest spirit of worship in Zoroastrianism, along with being the first and most frequently invoked spirit in the Yasna.
The literal meaning of the word Ahura is light and Mazda is wisdom.
Zoroastrianism revolves around three basic tenets – Good Thoughts, Good Words and Good Deeds.
アフラ・マズダ、つまり日本の大日如来は、美しい水色のヘルメットをかぶっていました。
アフラというには、光。
マズダは、知恵を意味します。
言うまでもなく、ゾロアスター教の最高神、神の中の神です。
そのゾロアスター教は、よい思想、よい言葉、そしてよい行いの三つの主義で成り立っています。
These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name.
どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。
引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。
Hiroshi Hayashi
Oct. 20th, 2016+Feb. 23rd, 2016+Oct.19th , 2015 (April 25th, 2015 +July 05th, 2014)
We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history.
私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
National Treasures of Yamato - Mandala Hall (Taimadera Temple)
広隆寺 京都 / Kouryu-ji Temple Kyoto
603年（推古天皇11年）秦河勝が聖徳太子から賜った仏像を本尊として建立した京都最古の寺。
その本尊が国宝指定第1号の弥勒菩薩像。桂宮院（国宝）は法隆寺の夢殿に似た単層八角円堂。10月の‘牛祭’は京都三大奇祭の一つ。
真言宗。
建立：603年（飛鳥時代）
広隆寺
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京都 紅葉 名所リレー③ 2018 阿弥陀寺 古知谷 Kyoto colored leaves ③ Amidaji Kochidani
敷地は小さいですが、その中で視点が変わると、つい写真を撮りたくなるきれいなお寺です。三千院の近くにあり、違った趣を感じます。
The site is small, but when the viewpoint changes within it, it is a beautiful temple that makes me want to take pictures. It is close to Sanzenin and I feel a different feeling.
Japanese Art - 4 Kamakura and Muromachi
Fourth video about the Japanese Art serie. Any doubt? Send me a message.
Historia del Arte:
Land of the Art:
Japanese art is an expression of japanese culture, developed through time and various periods and styles that happened in a chronological form, influenced by the historic moment, society and culture. The main manifestations had their origin in religion and politic power, being shintoism and buddhism the main philosophies.
Kamakura: from 1185-1392. The Minamoto clan was the ruler, and they set up the shōgunate. The zen sect was introduced into Japan. The period ends when the mongols, leaded by Kublai Khan, are defeated in their try to conquer Japan. About Zen-Buddhism, meditation is important. Influence from China, Zen is a union between humans and nature, and this is manifestated in the gardens.
Raku Ceramics
Sanjūsangen-dō: this temple was perfect for samurais to practise archery. Inside, there are a thousand statues of Kannon and a Buddha. The sculptor is Tankei
Most of the temples from this moment are zen buddhist monasteries, that were burn and rebuilt with time.
Kennin-ji
Tōfuku-ji
Kenchō-ji
Engaku-ji
Kōtoku-in: there is a giant statue of Buddha Amida
Chion-in
Hongan-ji: composed by two temples, Nishi Hongan-ji and Higashi Hongan-ji
Kōzan-ji: this temple is home of some objects as sculptures and chōjugiga scrolls, about caricatures with anthropomorphic animals
Sculpture is very realist. The main sculptures are Unkei and Kosho
Uesugi Shigefusa
Unkei: from Kei School in Nara, he made the Kongōrikishi of Tōdai-ji, fighter protector spirits of Buddha
Monk statues: very realist, in examples there are the Muchaku Monk, Seshin Monk, Choen Monk and Kuya Monk, this last one made by Kosho
Painting is developed in themes as landscape and portraitism. It continuated the yamato-e style, japanese traditional painting. Mostly in scrolls
Scroll of hungry spirits
Scroll of ilness
Takanobu Fujiwara: portrait of Minamoto no Yoritomo
Nachi Waterfall: the water is a kami that falls to the temple
Muromachi: from 1392-1573. In this period, the shōgunate was supported by the Ashikaga. There is a civil war. The main shōgun is Yoshimitsu Ashikaga. The capital city is Kyoto.
Tatami
Zuiho-ji
Shōkoku-ji
Kinkaku-ji: also called the Golden Pavilion, it was built as a home to rest for Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, and was transformed in a zen temple by his son Rinzai. It has three floors. Covered with gold in the past, it also has a fenghuang (chinese phoenix) in the top
Ginkaku-ji: also called the Silver Pavilion, built for Ashikaga Yoshimasa, that wanted to do something similar to his grandfather, but he couldn’t add the silver at the end
Gardens were developed, divided in two categories: tsukiyama (landscape gardens) and hiraniwa (meditation gardens). Among the vegetation, bamboos and bonsais are found. The garden is a space for meditation.
Tenryū-ji
Painting: influenced by zen aesthetic, and later, chinese painting. It is important to differenciate the two styles of this moment.
Yamato-e: traditional japanese painting, polychrome
Sumi-e: chinese influence painting, monochrome
There were two main schools that continued to the future periods.
Tosa School: founded by Tosa Yukihiro, it continued the yamato-e style. Other painter is Tosa Mitsubobu
Kanō School: founded by Kanō Masanobu, it applies watery-ink to traditional topics. It’s a mix of yamato-e and sumi-e, and it was used sometimes gold panels. Other painter is Kanō Motonobu
Sumi-e painters:
Taikō Josetsu: Man taking a cat-fish
Tenshō Shūbun: pupil of Josetsu, he reached the position of court painter, and then he popularizad the sumi-e. He studied the masters of Song Dynasty of China, as Xia Gui and Guo Xi. Wiseman reading at an hermitage in a bamboo forest, Landscape of the Four Seasons (3 images)
Sesshū Tōyō: he went to China and when he came back, he was full of new ideas. He improved his compositions and applied various techniques, as haboku and hatsuboku, techniques that use splashes of ink, without lines. Self-portrait, Ama-no-hashidate, Landscapes (various)
Music: Ancient Sage by Brandon Fiechter
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Miroku Bosatsu
(2° video on Miroku)
The historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, says in the Pali Canon that when all his teachings have been lost, another buddha will appear on earth and his name will be Maitreya (Miroku in Japanese). Thus Miroku is often seen as a kind of saviour, who currently resides in one of the Buddhist heavenly realms. There are famous statues of Miroku at Koryuji Temple (Kyoto), Chuguji Temple (Nara) and Yachuji Temple (Osaka).
(2° video su Miroku)
Il Buddha storico, Shakyamuni, dice nel Canone Pali che, quando sono state perse tutti i suoi insegnamenti, un buddha appare sulla terra e il suo nome sarà Maitreya (Miroku in giapponese). Così Miroku è spesso visto come una specie di salvatore, che attualmente risiede in uno dei regni celesti buddisti. Ci sono statue famose di Miroku a Koryuji Temple (Kyoto), Chuguji Temple (Nara) e Yachuji Temple (Osaka).
京都 紅葉名所リレー④ 2018 寂光院 Kyoto colored leaves ④ Jakkou-n
聖徳太子が開基したと伝えられる歴史の古いお寺。平家ゆかりの寺でもあります。大規模ではないですが、門･もみじ・苔・池など移動ごとに見処があり、つい止まってシャッターを押してしまいます。
It is an old temple of history that Prince Shotoku is said to have opened. It is also a temple of the Heike Yukari. Although it is not large scale, there is an beautiful view points for each movement such as a gate, maple, moss, pond,it has good points for photos.
JG☆☆☆☆☆ 4K HDR 奈良 室生寺の紅葉(国宝) nara,Murouji in Autumn(National Treasure)
奈良県宇陀市 室生寺 Murouji,Uda city,Nara
108 Japanese Temples
A tour of 108 ancient Buddhist temples in Kyoto, Nara and other areas of Western Japan. Details and photos of the temples can be found at
Kimiidera Temple 1 Approach to Kimiidera Temple and Gokokumon Two-storied Gate (Wakayama City)
kiriga chikurai Kannon Bosatsu
Ryuji Kazamatsuri was born in 1944 in Yokohama.In 1974 he drew recognition in the mass media as a Kiriga-artist, and was head illustrator for the book published by Shueisha, Wicked St Sermons by Kon Toko. Later he created his unique artistic world through the development of original Kiriga techniques(intricate cuttings of a single material, often paper) and garnered frame abroad as a Japanese Kiriga Artist.