【BHS J2J '18】DAY 7-8: Himeji & Hiroshima - Himeji Castle, Peace Memorial Park, Miyajima, and more.
3 students from Ballard High School (Seattle, WA) have enjoyed journey in Japan for about 2 weeks. The clip is their 7th and 8th day in Japan. Visited Himeji Castle, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Miyajima, Okonomi Village, and more!
The samurai castle of Himeji, Japan (Arkeo Channel)
- In this video we will show you the samurai castle of Himeji (Honshu Island, Japan), a UNESCO world heritage monument popularly called the “White Egret Castle”, due to the white colour of its walls. Built between the 16th and 17th centuries during the most turbulent times of the feudal age, it is the best preserved, the most beautiful and also the largest castle in Japan. It has 83 buildings covering an area of more than 100 hectares, surrounded by three defensive rings of moats, embankments and walls.
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FoEhints: Himeji Castle, Great Building in Forge of Empires
Himeji Castle, Great Building in Forge of Empires
Himeji Castle, one of the great buildings of the Virtual Future, is beneficial for those players who fight every day, independent where they do it: on the province map, in the guild expedition, in gvg or against neighbors. But this great building will not make military units stronger. Instead it provides the player additional rewards comparable with the temple of relics, which does the same but for the guild expedition only.
While the Dynamic Tower, the Rainforest Project or the Seed Vault provide rewards for motivating an polishing other players every day, Himeji Castle has a similar effect for successful battles.
The castle has two boosts:
1st boost: Supply Production
On level 10 Himeji Castle produces 243,000 supplies every day. This could be a motivation for players in lower ages to get this building early with the help of their guild. For players in higher ages, especially the Virtual Future, this will not be a motivation as they usually don't have a problem with supplies.
2nd boost: Spoils of War
This second boost was introduced to Forge of Empires with this new building. It provides a chance to receive an additional reward for the first battles a player wins.
This starts very humble on level 1 with 4 possibilities and a chance of 7%. The means that in average every 4 days an extra reward is granted if the player wins every day at least 4 battles.
The reward is a random item from this list: forge points, goods, rogues or with the smallest chance diamonds or the choice between a rogue hideout or it's shrink kit.
On level 10 this already looks much better. Now the player has 5 possibilities with a chance of 25% each. This means that statistically seen a player receives that extra reward at least once per day for his successful battles.
Level 10 requires an investment of 5,900 forge points. The first 10 levels grant a total of 1,070 forge points sponsor bonuses which can be used to reduce the invested forge points a bit.
Beside the many other rewarded items, the Spoils of War will contain an average of 18.5 forge points.
25% x 10 + 12% x 50 + 5% x 200 = 18,5
On level 10 statistically seen these are 23.125 forge points / day.
5 x 25% * 18,5 = 23,125 fp/d
Long term it is absolutely impossible to use the effect exactly every 24 hours. Beside that influence the forge point investment pays back after 8.5 months.
5.900 FP / 23,125 FP/d = 255,14 d
All other rewards, which are mainly goods and rogues, you will receive on top and the investment will be reduced by sponsors. As a result the Himeji Castle is a profitable investment.
Himeji Castle is a Great Building of the Virtual Future. Players in that age usually are that much advanced that a great building should no longer be measured on level 10 only. When bringing the castle to higher levels, the two parameters of Spoils of War get better. On levels 16, 28, 41 and finally on 58 the number of possibilities per day is incremented up to finally 9. The chance to receive a reward from such a possibility grows from 25% at level 10 to more than 45% on level 58.
If we make the same payback calculation as before on level 10, we have to recognize that level 58 requires the very impressive investment of 118,615 forge points.
On the other side, sponsors will receive 48,385 forge points in return which can be used to attract other players investments. If you manage to always find sponsors for the first 3 ranks, your own investment will be reduced to 27,966 forge points.
As a result of your investment you will have 9 possibilities every day with a chance of 45.84% to get an average of 18.5 forge points.
9 cases/d x 45,84% x 18,5 fp/case= 76,3236 fp/d
27.966 / 76,3236 = 366,41 days
Even if you will be unable to use the bonus exactly every 24 hours, the investment will be payed back after approximately 1 year and all other rewards come on top:
366 x 9 x 45,84 x 6,9 = 10.419 of each good of the current age
366 x 9 x 45,84 x 1,2 = 1.812 unattached rogues
Bringing the castle to a higher level than 58 is not recommended as thn investment and return are not in a good relationship.
This great building will not increase the strength of military units. Therefore I highly recommend that all players first concentrate on bringing the Statue of Zeus, the Cathedral of Aachen and the Castel del Monte on level 10 before they think about constructing Himeji Castle. The benefits from successful fights in the guild expedition are much better than the rewards from the castle.
For players who already have a minimum of 90% bonus on attack and defense, Himeji castle can be a very profitable investment. This includes lower ages if they have the possibility to get the required blueprints and goods from their guild, assumed that the player fights every day.
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【BHS J2J '18】DAY 9: Visit to Sakurazuka High School!
3 students from Ballard High School (Seattle, WA) have enjoyed journey in Japan for about 2 weeks. The clip is their 9th day in Japan. They visited Sakurazuka High School this day! Experienced Japanese school and met with many friends.
RinaPhie in Japan 2: Nara and Himeji. Prepare for cute deer & lots of cherry blossoms!
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This is the second video of our trip to Japan in spring 2015. We hung out in Kansai and Hyogo area, visiting Nara and Himeji, two of the most famous tourist spots in Japan. :)
Here's what you see in this vlog:
- Playing with the deer in Nara, they're sooo cute!
- Todaiji Temple with the Daibutsu statue, it's very impressive :O
- Nabe for dinner at a family type restaurant, thanks to Ryota for showing us this place :)
- our way to Himeji
- cherry blossoms and the meetup with Mr. Hige Tako Jiji, whose jokes I didn't get lol
- a glimpse of our Karaoke night afterwards ;)
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[ Nagoya, Himeji & Osaka Castles, Japan in 360° ]
4 of Japan's '100 Famous Castles' in 360!
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BEST OF JAPAN – Tokyo / Kyoto / Osaka / Himeji Castle & Hiroshima ???????? [Full HD]
⛩ This Japan travel video (Best of Japan) includes videos and photos of the best places I have visited during my trip in Japan in August 2018. Video and photos are in HD (Full HD) and have been made during my trip to Tokyo (東京), Kyoto (京都), Osaka (大阪), Himeji Castle (姫路城) & Hiroshima (広島). This video shows the top places to visit in Osaka, what to see in Osaka, top places to visit in Kyoto, top attractions in Kyoto, the nuclear bomb in Hiroshima, top video of Tokyo. In my opinion is the best video about Japan that I’ve made so far. The video includes the following highlights:
TOKYO:
► Tokyu Omotesando Plaza in Harajuku [@0:00] – shopping center entrance with an amazing glass effect.
► Shibuya crossing day & night [@0:05] – busiest street crossing in the world.
► Uobei Sushi Restaurant in Shibuya [@0:14] – a different kind of high-tech conveyor belt sushi restaurant.
► Kawaii Monster Café in Harajuku [@0:22] – artist Masuda is behind the lurid colors, surrealist installations and other-worldly outfits of this café.
► Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise street in Asakusa [@0:35] – stunning Buddhist temple and Tokyo's oldest, reached by a street with shops and food stalls.
► Tokyo Skytree in Sumida [@0:58] – tallest structure in Japan and world's tallest tower at 634 meters, with spectacular views of the city.
► Gundam in Odaiba Island [@1:22] – life-size Gundam statue in the artificial island of Odaiba, a must-see attraction for an otaku.
► Asimo at Miraikan in Odaiba Island [@1:28] – most famous Japanese humanoid robot by Honda.
► Takeshita Street in Harajuku [@1:49] – one of the busiest pedestrian shopping street lined with fashion boutiques, cafes, restaurants and cosplay.
► Meiji Shrine [@1:57] – Shinto shrine surrounded by beautiful forest in the heart of the city.
► Tokyo Imperial Palace & Seimon Stonebridge [@2:01] – home of the Emperor of Japan, accessible via a tour booking on the official website.
► Tsukiji Fish Market [@2:07] – biggest seafood market in the world.
► Shinkansen train [@2:23] – Japanese high-speed bullet train, with speeds reaching up to 320 km/h.
KYOTO:
► Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion) [@2:40] – zen buddhist temple and one of the most popular building and iconic sight in Japan.
► Ryoan-ji Temple & Zen rock garden [@2:51] – famous for its mysterious rock garden, the most celebrated in Japan.
► Fushimi-Inari [@3:01] – Shinto shrine complex famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates.
► Nineizaka [@3:27] – Kyoto's most attractive and charming street filled with Japanese in traditional clothes.
► Kiyomizu-dera Temple [@3:37] – this impressive Buddhist temple is one of Kyoto's must-see attractions.
► Hokanji Temple (Yasaka Pagoda) [@3:52] – this 46 meter tall pagoda is a landmark in Kyoto's historical district of Higashiyama.
► Kyoto Imperial Palace [@4:02] – former ruling palace of the Emperor of Japan until the capital was moved to Tokyo.
► Teramachi Dori [@4:08] – shopping street with a variety of art galleries, bookshops, and clothing shops.
OSAKA:
► Dotonbori [@4:19] – Osaka's most famous tourist destination and renowned for its neon lights, playhouses and food shops.
► Kaiyukan Aquarium [@4:35] – one of the largest public aquariums in the world, famous for its whale sharks.
► Japanese tea Ceremony [@4:51] –cultural activity involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha green tea.
HIMEJI:
► Himeji Castle [@4:59] – widely considered as Japan's most spectacular castle for its imposing size and beauty.
HIROSHIMA:
► A-bomb Dome [@5:25] – structure still standing where the atomic bomb exploded in 1945.
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Japan's BLACK CASTLE｜Day 74 - Shimane
Matsue Castle (松江城, Matsuejō) is one of only a dozen original castles in Japan, meaning that its main tower has survived to this day through fires, earthquakes and the anti-feudal demolitions of the Meiji Period. It is sometimes called the black castle after its darkly-colored, austere exterior.
Matsue Castle was completed in 1611, a few years after the last decisive battle of feudal Japan. In 1638, the fief and castle were reassigned to a branch of the Matsudaira clan, relatives of the ruling Tokugawa. Perched atop a hill and surrounded by a moat and thick walls, the castle was built to withstand a war, though, thanks to the timing of its construction, it never actually saw a battle. Major renovation works were undertaken in the 1950s to further preserve it, and the interior of the main keep now houses a museum displaying period arms and artifacts.
Izumo Taisha (出雲大社) is located in the city of Izumo in Shimane Prefecture, a one hour train ride west of Matsue. It is one of Japan's most important shrines. There are no records of exactly when Izumo Taisha was built, but it is often considered the oldest shrine in Japan, being already in existence in the early 700s as revealed by the nation's oldest chronicles.
Izumo used to be ruled by a powerful clan in pre-historic times, and the region plays a central role in Japan's creation mythology. The main deity (kami) enshrined at Izumo Taisha is Okuninushi no Okami. According to the creation myths, Okuninushi was the creator of the land of Japan and the ruler of Izumo. He also became known as the deity of good relationships and marriage. Visitors consequently clap their hands four times instead of the usual two times during their prayers: twice for themselves and twice for their actual or desired partners.
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Japanese Garden Castle Wall
The new construction continues at the Portland Japanese Garden. We visit to see the new castle wall that has been built. It is a outstanding piece of rock work that is only part of the new area.
Japans's SUPERNATURAL CAT Festival -- BakeNeko -- 化け猫フェスティバル
This is Japan's SUPERNATURAL CAT FESTIVAL aka BAKENEKO FESTIVAL!
Cats are very special in Japan. In addition to being considered good luck, Japanese folklore includes bakeneko (ghost cats). Supposedly these supernatural cats can shape-shift, speak human words, and protect or bewitch humans. I recently attended a Bakeneko Festival and wanted to share it with you!
Every October, the Bake-Neko Festival is celebrated in Kagurazaka, a neighborhood in Tokyo. Folks dress up as cats and parade down the street, accompanied by flutes and drums. In Japan this event is known as 化け猫フェスティバル.
Legendary First Emperor of Japan, Jinmu Statue and Yoshida Castle
Yoshida Castle is located along the Toyokawa river in Toyohashi City, Aichi, Japan. It was originally built in 1505. A reproduction stands where the main castle was along with the original stone walls where the quarry marks and some etchings are visible here and there in the complex. This video has a variety of views from the courtyard and from the stone walls. The statue of Jinmu Tenno, the legendary first emperor of Japan, is not far outside of the walls of the castle and adds to the pleasant stroll through this historic area.
SURREAL Places Of Japan
Japan already exists as a popular country for tourists to visit. Most of the main attractions we hear about include the big cities full of technological novelties and neon lights. And while all that is amazing, too, in this video, we’re talking about the places that in the land of the rising sun that look amazingly surreal.
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6. Itsukushima Shrine
A most magical sight awaits anyone who comes across the Shinto Shrine’s floating gates along the the island of Itsukushima’s coast. The actual Itsukushima Shrine has been destroyed many times over the years, with a history that started in the 6th century. The shrine of the modern day was first designed and built in 1168. The gate on the bay is a favorite landmark, which only looks like it gloats on the water during high tide. You’ll have to wait until low tide to be able to walk to it without getting wet.
5. The Yonaguni Monument
The sear near the coast of Yonaguni already rose to prominence as a favorite diving spot well before the discovery of the Yonaguni Monument. The mysterious geometrical landmark was discovered by the director of the area’s tourism association as he was trying to find a nice place to just watch hammerhead sharks swim by. The discovery was made in 1987 and since then, the pyramid-like structure has baffled historians as to how it got there. A collection of stone structures have been found here, with no one knowing where they came from.
4. Aoiike
In one season, the Blue Pond or Aoiike in Hokkaido might look more blue in the next season. And it also depends on the wind. Sometimes, the pond may look like a flat mirror against the sky--while at other times, it may flow this iridescent blue. This man-made pond is located in Biei and was created so that the nearby town could be protected from harmful volcanic mudflow. It gets so blue sometimes that it almost doesn’t even look real. To explain why it gets so vibrant, speculation says that the blue comes from the colloidal aluminum hydroxide. Once, the pond even turned brown from a drop in the water, mixing it with more sand and mud.
3. The Hakkoda Mountains
More volcanoes. Just south of the city of Aomori sit the volcanic mountain range known as the Hakkoda Mountains that dates back to the Pleistocene era. The highest peak, Mount Odake, takes about four or so hours to climb. But one of the best things to see here can be experienced during the winters when the trees get submerged in snow, making strange standing shapes along the mountainside that look like figures rising from the mountains, bending and life-like. You can also find high altitude wetlands such as Tamo, Kenashi, and Suiren Lake.
2. Fushimi Inari Shrine
Within this head shrine dedicated to the god Inari is also associated with 32,000 other sub shrines scattered across the country. The Fushimi Inari Taisha, located in the Fushimi Ward in Kyoto, was built at the base of thea mountain. Its earliest structures date back to the 8th century, ThIn the mythology, foxes, or kitsune, are considered messengers, and a handful of fox sculptures can be seen all over Fushimi Inari. During the Japanese new year, millions of people arrive to worship at this shrine.
空から日本 Japan Travel Sky Views 富士山 ディズニーランド スカイツリー 江の島 姫路城 日本観光 厳島神社 軍艦島 東京タワー Google Earth studio
January 2020 Google Earth Studioを使用しての国内の代表的観光スポットTOP14を空から紹介します。
Top 14 Japan Travel Sky Views
The site animation to discover more 14 recommended travel destinations located in various regions of Japan and take a peak into the amazing views using Google Earth Studio!
１、富士山
Mountain Fuji (Shizuoka. Yamanashi）
２、東京ディズニーランド
Tokyo Disneyland（Chiba）
３、東京ディズニーシー
Tokyo DisneySea（Chiba）
４、江の島
Enoshima Island（Kanagawa）
５、函館山展望台
Mt.Hakodate Observatory （Hokkaido）
６、東京タワー
Tokyo Tower（Tokyo）
７、東京スカイツリー
Tokyo Sky Tree（Tokyo）
８、レインボーブリッジ
Rainbow Bridge（Tokyo）
９、軍艦島
Gunkanjima、Battleship island（Nagasaki）
10、横浜ランドマークタワー
Yokohama Landmark Tower（Yokohama）
11、お台場
Odaiba（Tokyo）
12、厳島神社
Itsukushima shrine（Hiroshima）
13、姫路城
Himeji castle（Hyogo）
14、穂高岳
Mount Hotakadake(Nagano Gifu)
The Bomb that Destroyed a City - Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
We checked out the Hiroshima Peach Memorial Park to witness sights like the withstanding dome building and the museum which paints a very depressing face on the after effects of the nuclear bomb. Also witness the death clock, a clock that will self destruct when the world ends apparently.
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