Best Attractions and Places to See in Tokushima, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Tokushima, Japan.
Mt. Bizan
Awaodori Kaikan
Awa Odori
Shinmachi Boardwalk
Bizan Park
Shinmachigawa Mizugiwa Park
Tokushima Prefectural Awajurobe Yashiki
Shimmachi River
Tokushima Chuo Park
Ruins of Tokushima Castle
Tokushima Castle | Shikoku | Japan
Went for a quick walk around the Tokushima castle grounds. I was not disappointed.
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Filmed in Tokushima Castle on Shikoku in Japan.
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お城めぐり（12）徳島城 Tokushima Castle
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Utsunomiya Castle Ruins Park ( 宇都宮城址公園 )
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Utsunomiya Castle which had most of its structure burned down in a war has been partially restored to become a park for city residents to relax in. At the Seimeikan History and Culture Museum inside the park, there are exhibits related to the history of Utsunomiya. Another highlight is during the weekends when the area is all lit up.
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Matsugamine Catholic Church
Orion Street
Utsunomiya Futarayama Shrine
Ōya-ji Temple
Oya History Museum
Heiwa Kannon
Oya Keikan Park
Furumine Shrine
Twin Ring Motegi
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Ozato Gusuku, Nanjo Shi, Okinawa, Japan - April 7, 2019
My GoPro hat cam turned out to be too choppy despite my best efforts to walk slowly and carefully. Next time I go out I'm taking along - and using - the gimbal.
THE STORY:
Shimashi Ozato Gusuku is in the Ozato district of Okinawa.
Designated as an historical site in 2003 by Nanjo City. This castle was built for Lord Shimashi Ozato, the Aji, who controlled the Shimajiri region around the 14th century.
Shimashi Ozato Gusuku's construction, with its back to a cliff and its strong walls, skillfully makes use of the natural landscape.
Ōzato Castle (大里城 Ōzato jō, Okinawan: Ufuzatu Gushiku), officially Shimasoe-Ōzato Castle (島添大里城 Shimasoe-Ōzato jō, Okinawan: Shimashii-Ufuzatu Gushiku),
is a Ryukyuan gusuku built in Nanzan and used until 1429. It, and the village of Ōzato, are named after the Ōzato Dynasty of Nanzan. It is in ruins.
Nanzan was established in 1314 when the Lord of Shimajiri-Ōzato, Ōzato Ofusato, broke away from the chieftain Tamagusuku at Urasoe Castle. The castle was built in
the 14th century West of the farming village of Ōzato, and became the seat of the Aji of Ōzato Magiri. It fell into disuse after the capture of Nanzan Castle in 1429.
During an excavation of the site, Chinese ceramics were found, showing the extensive trade that Nanzan had done with Ming China. In 2012, Ōzato castle became an officially designated historical site on Okinawa Island.
The gusuku is 200 meters east-to-west, and 100 meters north-to-south with an area more than 20,000 sq meters and one of largest in the prefecture.
A true temple built on a platform one step higher and a garden in front It is in a flat configuration. The foundation stone to support the pillar was confirmed from several places by past investigators.
The area of residence of Osato Shimazoe is about 22 meters x 13 meters and it is believed that a reconstruction was carried out several times.
Some of the castle walls remain in various places and an excavation survey has confirmed the foundation that has escaped quarrying.
Excavated artifacts include pottery, Kamuyaki, Chinese ceramics and other Asian-made ceramics, Japanese-made ceramics, ironware, stoneware, and ornaments. Many historical items such as coins, and natural relics have been identified.
(Sources: Internet research and information within the castle ruins)
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私の地元である徳島県には貝塚があります。
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詳しく調べていくと、とても魅力的で面白いんです！
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In Tokushima, where I was born, there is a shell mound left by the Jomon people.
The shell mound that remains in Tokushima in Japan is very rare.
It is said that Jomon people had lunch here.
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Japanese Countryside Shrine - Konpiragu Shrine Fujieda
In the countryside town of Fujieda in Shizuoka Prefecture I visited a hilltop shrine in the shadow of Mt. Fuji. It's a Konpiragu Shrine also known as Kotohira-gu which originates from Shikoku and the main deity is Omononushi-no-Mikoto a patron deity of sailors, travelers, and maritime businessmen. It's a picturesque shrine with interesting legends of the area about giant snakes and glowing Buddhist statues in the sea.
The shrine was built in the late 12th Century at the end of the Heian Period and the beginning of the Kamakura Period. It was burned down during the civil war period of the Sengoku Era in 1578 possibly in the time when Tokugawa Ieyasu was attacking nearby Tanaka Castle which was held by the Takeda clan. The shrine was later rebuilt in 1613.
The shrine sets behind the house of jvloggers Mully&Tomoko of Warmoth Strat and their dog Opie. Thanks to Tomoko for translating the signs!
Damaged Japan Castle Walls
Touring the earthquake damage and subsequent construction efforts on the walls of the former castle grounds in Shizuoka City, Japan.
Panoramic view of Fukuoka city
Panoramic view on Fukuoka city. Fukuoka is a gourmet paradise... providing you're not vegetarian, say travelers on our Fukuoka forum! It's right on Genkai Sea, and the seafood is fresh and abundant. So is Fukuoka-style ramen, which you can find at the city's famous yatai (outdoor stalls) as well as modern restaurants. Walk off your meal at Ohori Park and the nearby Fukuoka Castle ruins.
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Edo Castle
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Edo Castle (江戸城 Edo-jō), also known as Chiyoda Castle (千代田城 Chiyoda-jō), is a flatland castle that was built in 1457 by Ōta Dōkan. It is located in Chiyoda in Tokyo, then known as Edo, Toshima District, Musashi Province. Tokugawa Ieyasu established the Tokugawa shogunate here. It was the residence of the shogun and location of the shogunate, and also functioned as the military capital during the Edo period of Japanese history. After the vacation of the shogun and the Meiji Restoration, it became the Tokyo Imperial Palace. Some moats, walls and ramparts of the castle survive to this day. However, the grounds were more extensive during the Edo period, with Tokyo Station and the Marunouchi section of the city lying within the outermost moat. It also encompassed Kitanomaru Park, the Nippon Budokan Hall and other landmarks of the surrounding area.
A day to night in Tottori
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Japan Trip: Castle Ruins and City Views at Dogo Park, Matsuyama, Japan 17 Moopon
Japan Trip: Castle Ruins and City Views at Dogo Park, Matsuyama, Japan 17 Moopon
Close to world famous Dogo Onsen, a natural hot springs bath in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture is easy, breezy Dogo Park. Originally the grounds for the Yuzuki Castle, the residence of Shugo Kono, all that remains today are the moats and barely noticeable castle ruins.
However, with Dogo Park being located on a hill with numerous cherry trees, this park is a popular cherry blossom viewing (hanami) spot in the spring. From the observation deck, visitors have great views of Matsuyama Castle, the city and the Seto Inland Sea. Visitors can also visit the small museum to learn about the city’s history. A replica of a samurai complex has been constructed here as well
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Obi ( 飫肥 )
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The community of Obi flourished for 280 years as a castle town of the Obi Clan, and even now, the area is an Important Preservation District of Historic Buildings beginning with the remains of Obi Castle, the samurai residences and other buildings.
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Obi Castle Ruins
Obi Samurai Residence Street
Udo-jingu Shrine
Aoshima
Cape Toi
Takachiho Farm
Ayanoteruha Bridge
Kirishima Jingu Shrine
Kirishima
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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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Japan Trip: Blessing for a Happy Marriage at Yashima Temple, Yashima, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
Japan Trip: Blessing for a Happy Marriage at Yashima Temple, Yashima, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
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Located outside Takamatsu city, Kagawa Prefecture, is Yashima (屋島), a flat topped mountain. The Kanji characters for Yashima literally translates to “roof island”, but there is more to this mountain than its shape. Historically Yashima played an important role as the site for the battle between Taira and Minamoto Clans during the Gempei War. In addition, Yashima Temple and the New Yashima Aquarium are sites of interest for visitors.
Visitors can find many areas on Yashima displaying its historic heritage. As mentioned before, in the 12th century, the Taira Clan and Minamoto clan fought here during the Gempei War. The Taira Clan was defeated here and it is said that this battle was the last battle before the Taira Clan’s final destruction. Visitors can find the Chinoike, which literally translates to “blood pond” on Yashima’s summit. It is said that Minamoto Clan members washed their swords here after the victory, turning the lake red with blood. Other monuments and historical displays can be found on the summit.
Also on the summit, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking views of Takamatsu and the Seto Inland Sea. Special souvenirs can be purchased here. Small clay discs are purchased and thrown off the mountain for good luck. The clay discs symbolize the headpieces the Minamoto warriors threw off after defeating the Taira Clan.
Visitors can also visit the Yashima Temple located near the summit’s parking area. Yashima Temple is number 84 in the 88 temples on the Shikoku Pilgrimage. There are quite a few temple buildings, each reflecting a different era. There is a modern museum here as well, featuring artifacts from Yashima’s history.
Yashima Temple Museum
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00
Closed: Opened All Year Round
Admission: Temple Grounds: Free
Temple Museum: 500 yen
Visitors may wish to visit the New Yashima Aquarium, which is located about 5 minutes on foot away from the summit. Though small, the aquarium does have dolphin and seal shows.
New Yashima Aquarium
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry is 16:30)
Closed: Opened All Year Round
Admission: 1200 yen
And near the base of the mountain is Shikoku Mura. Shikoku Mura is an open air museum. Traditional indoor artwork is displayed in addition to the outdoor displays of farmhouses, bridges and so on. Pieces are collected from throughout Shikoku to be featured here.
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From Takamatsu-Chikko Station, board a train to Kawaramachi Station. The journey should take 5 minutes and there are many trains from Takamatsu-Chikko to Kawaramachi.
At Kawaramachi Station, transfer to the Shido Line and disembark at Kotoden Yashima Station. The journey should take 15 minutes and there are 3 trains every hour from Kawaramachi to Yashima. The cost of the entire train journey is 320 yen.
From Yashima Station, board the Yashima Sanjo Shuttle bus. There is a bus every hour to the summit. The cost of the Shuttle is 100 yen.
Via JR:
From JR Takamatsu Station, board the local train to Yashima Station. The journey should take 15 minutes and the cost is 220 yen. There are 1 or 2 trains every hour.
From Yashima Station, board the Yashima Sanjo Shuttle bus. There is a bus every hour to the summit. The cost of the Shuttle is 100 yen.
By Car:
There is a toll road (Yashima Driveway) from Shikoku Mura to the summit. The cost for passenger cars is 630 yen.
teamLab: Luminous Forest and River / チームラボ 光る川と光る森
Tokushima Digitized City Art Nights
teamLab: Luminous Forest and River
Dec 16 - Dec 25, 2016
Tokushima-shi center, Tokushima, Japan
Tokushima City is a city of water that is nurtured in the Yoshino River and flows through 138 rivers.
In the castle ruins of Tokushima Castle, in the center of town, there is the Shiroyama primary forest (a forest untouched by human hands). Areas of virgin forest such as this are very rare in Japan. Also located in the central area of town there is a very unusual and vast green belt, with a “dragon king” camphor tree that is 600 years of age, and 80 kinds of wild birds survive in the area.
Taking advantage of Tokushima City's natural beauty, we use light, sound, and digital technology, to transform the river and the forest in the center of the city into a digital art space that changes according to the existence of people.
There rural areas with wonderful geographical characteristics, places of historical interest, and places with unique cultures. Whilst these places are attractive to those with knowledge of them, they can be somewhat obscure for people without prior knowledge. There are aspects to them that may be considered boring for people of the modern age. However, if we can make use of the characteristics of these places, add new value and extend or expand them in some way, we think that such places have the potential to become as attractive as big cities. This is the concept behind the project called Digitized Nature, Digitized City.
・Nature as it is becomes art, the city as it is becomes art.
Digital technologies that react to their surroundings and are networked are non-material, and like light and sound, they have no physical impact. By using digital technologies, nature can be turned into art without destroying nature. Furthermore, cities can be turned into art without changing anything physical, maintaining the infrastructure of the city.
No longer does art need to be exhibited in nature; rather nature itself becomes art.
Similarly art need not be exhibited in the city, but parts of the city itself can become art. We can then expand this concept, with an entire city becoming a huge artistic space without disruption to its normal functions.
teamLab uses digital art to influence the relationships between people in a space. By turning a city into digital art, it may be possible to stimulate positive relationships between people in the city.
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Dec 16 - Dec 25, 2016
徳島市中心部, 徳島, 日本
徳島市は、吉野川に育まれ、138もの川が流れる水の都です。
町の中心にある徳島城跡の城山にある城山原生林は、日本にはもうほとんど残っていない「原生林」（人の手が全く入っていない森）で、市街地の中心に広大な緑地帯が存在するのは非常に珍しく、樹齢600年の竜王さんのクスや、80種余りの野鳥が生存します。
今回は、そのような徳島市の特徴を生かし、街の中心部の川と森を、光と音とデジタルテクノロジーによって、人々の存在よって変化するデジタルアート空間に変えます。
地方には素晴らしい地理的特性を持つ場所、歴史背景を持つ場所、特異な文化を残す場所が多数あります。それらは深く知れば魅力的である一方、海外の人には少しわかりにくかったり、現代には少し退屈だったりする側面もあります。しかし、その場所の特性を生かし、新たな価値を付加し拡張することができたら、大都市にはない魅力的なスポットになりうるポテンシャルを持つと考えています。僕らは、Digitized Nature、Digitized Cityというアートプロジェクトをやっています。
・自然が自然のままアートになる、街が街のままアートになる
デジタルアートは、デジタルテクノロジーと、光や音などを使うため、自然を破壊せず、自然が生きたまま、また、街も物理的には変化させず、現状の街のままアートにすることができます。
自然の中にアートがあるのではなく、自然そのものが自然のままアートになる。
街の中にアートがあるのではなく、街の一部がそのままアートになる。そして、その考えを拡大していくと、街そのものを、デジタル化によって大きなアート空間にすることができるのです。
そして、チームラボの「デジタルアートがその場の鑑賞者の関係性に影響を与える」という考えによって、街をデジタルアートにすることで、街にいる人々の関係性をとてもポジティブなものへと変えていくことができるのではないかと考えています。
Another Day — Another Hill
This morning I took the bus out to Ichinomiya, at the western edge of Tokushima City. I've been to Ichinomiya Shrine and Dainichiji, Temple 13, many times. (They're on opposite sides of the road.) But I'd never before taken the trail up to the ruins of Ichinomiya Castle, which was abandoned 400 years ago when the Shogun declared that there could be only one castle in each province. The local daimyo (feudal ruler) Lord Hachisuka, lived in the newly-completed Tokushima Castle.
The trail up was mostly concrete steps. On top of the ruined tower, there's a grassy area that looks like a fabulous spot for a star party this summer, except for the sometime-rough trail, wild boar in the forest, and the lack of water and toilets on top.
I took a different path down — several paths, actually. It was a steep, rough trail, but with beauty all the way.