Meet the KING of SAMURAI at Kiyosu Castle
This is Kiyosu Castle,located in central Japan in Kiyosu City,Aichi Prefecture.The lord of Kiyosu Castle was the King of SamuraiOda Nobunaga,renowned as the greatest samurai Japan's Warrring States period Nobunaga's rise to power started at Kiyosu Castle.
Hi-tech makeover of a samurai-era castle in Japan
Japan has dozens of samurai-era castles, but the most elaborate is in the city of Himeji. Also known as the White Heron Castle because of its distinctive white plaster, the 17th-century fortress reopened in 2015 after a nearly $24 billion renovation. The World Heritage site, west of Osaka last year hosted almost 3 million visitors - a tenth of them from overseas. This old castle lately has received a high-tech makeover. The technology of augmented reality helps visitors navigate Himeji's turrets, towers, gates and other defensive structures via augmented reality guideposts and reenactments.
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386. 15 Amazing Castles in Japan
15 Amazing Castles in Japan. Who wouldn’t love to know about 15 amazing japanese castles? The ancient histories of kings and queens, the great dynasties, the wars and the battles, the wins and losses of the great nations, all these are wonderful stories which lie beneath the great japanese castles. From the small kids to the adults, castles always keep us alive and give us food for thought about the ancient histories and mysteries together at the same time. Japan is one of the few places where castles are a wonderful part of their country. We presenting you the 15 most amazing castles of Japan.
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ANCIENT CASTLES OF JAPAN IN GOOGLE EARTH PART FOUR ( 4/4 )
ANCIENT CASTLES OF JAPAN IN GOOGLE EARTH 2013 PART FOUR
1. CASTLE INUYAMA,AICHI 35°23'18.05N 136°56'20.98E
2. CASTLE, KOKURA, FUKUOKA 33°53'3.78N 130°52'27.71E
3. CASTLE NAGOYA, AICHI 35°11'7.64N 136°53'57.06E
4. CASTLE KOCHI, MARUNOUCHI 33°33'38.43N 133°31'53.31E
5. CASTLE KIYOSU, AICHI 35°12'59.31N 136°50'36.97E
6. CASTLE MATSUE, SHIMANE 35°28'29.91N 133° 3'2.85E
7. CASTLE MARUOKA, SAKAI 36° 9'7.98N 136°16'19.16E
8. CASTLE BITCHU MATSUYAMA,TAKAHASHI 34°48'31.07N 133°37'19.47E
9. CASTLE ECHIZEN ONO, FUKUI 35°59'12.00N 136°28'59.22E
10. CASTLE HIROSHIMA, HIROSHIMA 34°24'9.32N 132°27'32.50E
11. CASTLE TOYAMA, TOYAMA 36°41'33.93N 137°12'41.36E
12. CASTLE NIJO, KYOTO 35° 0'50.12N 135°44'51.65E
13. CASTLE IMABARI, EHIME 34° 3'49.02N 133° 0'26.33E
Life in Japan - Maruoka Castle and (a lil') Matsushima Aquarium
Visiting Maruoka Castle and a little footage at the end of Echizen Matsushima Aquarium. Both are must see sights in Fukui. Warning, video is basically shaky walking footage. Still working on this production thing.
Cherry Blossom (Sakura) in Okinawa Japan 沖縄のさくら
0kinawa's cherry blossom season officially started last weekend, on January 18. From the middle of January until the middle of February, thousands of sakura-or cherry blossom--trees will all be blooming with radiant pink blossoms. However, the cherry blossoms will only be in bloom for a few days,
Last weekend, I decided to take advantage of a beautiful sunny afternoon and try to beat the crowd to the newly blooming cherry blossoms. I'd heard that the Nago Cherry Blossom Festival was one of the best occasions for viewing sakura, but I'd also heard that the festival attracts close to 200,000 visitors each year and I felt like getting a glimpse without the festivities or the crowd! Our first detour was the Nago Chuo Park and Nago Crossing Area near the Nago Castle Ruins. Though most of the buds were only beginning to bloom, some of the flowers had come out to display their radiant pink beauty to the world! I was stunned! Though not particularly easily fascinated by flowers, I'm certain there is something truly comforting about the sakura--Japan's most beloved plant and most celebrated flower! The pink hue in itself is comforting in that it is such a contrast from the dull gray sky we grow accustomed to during Okinawa's winter months.
The origin of cherry blossom viewing goes back to the Heian period (794-1192) when aristocrats of the Japanese imperial court held parties to enjoy the beauty of sakura. Ladies of the imperial court would dress in their finest multi-layered kimono, and everyone would bring a box lunch and plenty of sake. They would all sit under the budding cherry trees drinking, composing poetry and song, and enjoying each other's company. The first formal cherry blossom viewing took place in 812 AD., but it wasn't until the Edo period that hanami (cherry blossom viewing parties) became popular among the common people. During this period, cherry trees were extensively cultivated throughout the country, and nobility began holding annual festivals for enjoying the scenic beauty of the sakura.
The modern version of hanami is only a little different from the ancient days in that people don't compose much poetry under the trees and usually wear clothing more suitable for sitting on a blanket, but the food, sake, and community all remain as they were in the beginning. In mainland Japan, where the cherry blossoms bloom in April instead of January, the sakura mark a time of new beginnings. April is the month when the new school year starts for Japanese students, and it's also the time when companies start their new year and many college graduates begin working at their first job. So, more so in the mainland than on Okinawa, cherry blossoms have become synonymous with new beginnings and hanami parties provide a break from the stress of change.
However, in Okinawa, our sakura bloom months before they do in the mainland. The cherry blossoms begin blooming in January in Okinawa, and they are at their peak in late March to April in Honshu region. In Hokkaido, sakura become in their peak in late May. While the rest of Japan has to suffer through a few more months of winter, Okinawa's climate is adequate to bring about an earlier bloom of beautiful sakura, leaving mainlanders jealously watching their televisions in anticipation of their turn to sit under a blooming cherry blossom tree.
Sunomata Castle Sunomata jō es un castillo japonés en Ōgaki Gifu Japón
Sunomata Castle (Sunomata-jō) es un castillo japonés en Ōgaki castillo japonés en Ōgaki Gifu Japón
The Forgotten Dragon Shrine 散歩・岩崎御嶽山
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Last December looking for kitties we found a stairway off the side of a road that led to a path through the woods. Jun was a bit reluctant but you CAN'T FIND A SECRET TRAIL AND NOT FOLLOW IT!! And to my surprise, it was actually full of beautiful shrines. I believe these are a part of a larger overall shrine that has even more to offer--if we can get back there again we'll show and explain the full place!
The name of the shrine is 岩崎御嶽社（いわさきおんたけしゃ/ Iwasaki ontake sya）
昨年の12月、猫を探している時にこの場所を知りました。Junはあまり乗り気ではありませんでしたが、日本のジブリ映画みたいで私は堪能しました！千と千尋の神隠しを連想する外国人は多いと思います。日本各地には本当に多くの神社がありますので、また機会があれば行ってみるつもりです。
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Kazunari Sumii (住井一成) is a 4th generation Gifu uchiwa (or Gifu fan) maker.
Shokunin (職人) is the Japanese word for craftsman or craftswoman. These are the men and women who preserve Japan’s traditional legacy of hand-crafting products including swords, drums, fans, pottery and more. Many shokunin use crafting methods that have been passed down for hundreds of years, sometimes within a single family. But because most things can be mass-produced these days, shokunin, and their skills, are disappearing. So, we want to help protect Japan’s historical arts by spreading awareness and broadening their market within Japan and overseas.
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