Japan Trip: Heijo Palace Japan's first imperial palace old capital city, Nara11
Japan Trip: Heijo Palace Japan's first imperial palace old capital city, Nara11 Japan Moopon
During most of the Nara Period (710-794), Nara served as the Japan's capital and was called Heijo-kyo. The Heijo Palace, extending about one kilometer wide and one kilometer long, served as the site of the emperor's residence and the government offices. Due to its great historical and cultural importance, the palace site was registered on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Nara. Three major structures in the former palace complex have been reconstructed in the past several decades. The Former Audience Hall (Daigokuden) is the foremost among them, which is the largest building on the palace grounds, which was reconstructed on the occasion of the 1300th anniversary of Nara Capital and opened to the public in April 2010. The large audience hall was used for important ceremonies and meetings. Its ceiling is decorated by the four animals of the direction on the compass and the twelve animals of the lunar calendar. A throne stands in the middle of the hall. The building is called the former audience hall, because the latter audience hall replaced it in the second half of the Nara Period. The latter audience hall's foundations are visible to the east of the former audience hall.
There were two more full-scale reconstructions that took place from the 1990s; one is the Suzaku Gate (Suzakumon), which is the main gate of the palace to the south, and another is the East Palace Garden (Toin Teien), which features a pond, streams and bridges, and was used for banquets by the imperial family. Also partially reconstructed includes the offices of the Imperial Household Agency (Kunaicho).
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Welcome to Kawako Teien! This traditional Japanese strolling garden features sprawling paths along a charming lake, with rolling hills filled with flowing bushes and colourful momiji trees, and recreations of historic Japanese bridges and architecture.
In this first episode, we're making custom Japanese foliage to complete the feel of an organic Japanese garden, with round trimmed o-karikomi bushes, Japanese pines and colourful shrubs. We're also laying down the shape and layout of the garden, doing most of the terraforming, and filling in the first corner with rockwork and foliage.
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Suzaku-oji Agaru Sagaru – Walking Tour in an ancient capital Heian-kyo in Kyoto
About 1200 years ago, only 10 years after establishing the capital in Nagaoka-kyo, the then Emperor Kanmu decided to move the capital again to avoid misfortunes happened next by next. The name of the new capital, which was built in the center of today’s Kyoto city, was “Heian-kyo.” The main street of Heian-kyo was called Suzaku-Oji and this is the present Senbon-dori street. This time, we will take you to the Senbon street area where you can visit some of the famous sightseeing spots whose origin dates back to the Heian period (794-1185/1192) when Heian-kyo was existed. Visiting this area would entice you to visit the other attractions Kyoto has cultivated in its long history.
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During a recent visit by Shun and Mitt of Japan, Mitt gave me a banner / scroll of the Temple of the Golden Pavilion, named Kinkakuji.
Upon receiving the banner it brought to mind a story in reference to the Temple. While in Kyoto our schedule was so tight we only had time to take a photograph of the Temple from the other side of the lake. Other temples in Kyoto were seen as we drove past them.
However we were blessed to have enjoyed a private tour of a Buddhist temple in Kyoto. The temple's name: Daikaku ji. Here are links about the temple:
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Japan Travel: Chestnuts, Art and Flowers in Obuse Town, Nagano40 Moopon
Japan Travel: Chestnuts, Art and Flowers in Obuse Town, Nagano40 Moopon
Obuse, located in Nagano Prefecture, is a quaint town with many interesting places for visitors to explore. During the Edo Period, this town was filled with art and culture. Presently, visitors can see evidence of its roots with the wide variety of art museums, sake brewery, stores and restaurants. Visitors may be interested to stroll the “Chestnut Road”, so named as the road is lined by chestnut trees with architecturally traditional buildings in the background.
Obuse was the home to the genius ukiyo-e painter, Katsushika Hokusai during his senior years. Takai Kozan, a wealthy merchant/artist, invited Hokusai to stay in Obuse. As a result, Hokusai was able to leave several masterpieces reflecting his time in this town. At the Hokusai Museum, visitors are able to view Hokusai’s ceiling paintings, scrolls, sketches and more.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:30 from November to March)
Closed: December 31st to Jan 1st
Admission: 500 yen (museum only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include Obuse Museum/Nakajima Gallery and Takai Kozan Museum)
Hokusai’s mentor and friend, Takai Kozan’s former residence, now known as the Takai Kozan Memorial Museum, is also a visit worthy spot in Obuse. The museum houses several of Kozan’s painting which display Japanese ghosts and goblins. Visitors can also see Kozan’s calligraphy work as well. Kozan’s house is also a remarkable piece of architectural work, with hidden rooms and secret passages.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 18:00 (until 17:00 from October to March)
Closed: December 31st
Admission: 300 yen (museum only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include Hokusai Museum and Obuse Museum)
Outside the town center, visitors will find the Obuse Museum and Nakajima Chinami Gallery. The Obuse Museum is a contemporary art museum which features local artists as well as the floats used in the town’s festivals. The displays are on a temporary basis.
The Nakajima Chinami Gallery is dedicated to works of Nakajima Chinami, a leading figure in contemporary Japanese art. Over 400 of her works, donated to the museum are on permanent display at the gallery.
Note: The museum and gallery are connected and admission places to both is included in the ticket price.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 18:00 (until 17:00 October to March)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission: 500 yen (museum and gallery only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include g Hokusai Museum and Takai Kozan Museum)
In addition to museums, several traditional shops as well as trendy restaurants can be found in Obuse. This town has a unique “My Garden” program. The restaurants as well as private residents allow visitors to explore their gardens. Gardens participating in the “My Garden” program will have a placard inviting visitors to explore their grounds.
Being rich with beauty, visitors may wish to visit the Floral Garden Obuse. This Western based botanical garden has walkways leading visitors through the various floras on display. Ponds, well maintained lawns as well as a greenhouse can be found within the grounds. There is restaurant on the premises with a gift shop to purchase souvenirs.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30)
Closed: Thursdays from January to March as well as during the New Year holidays
Admission: 300 yen (from May to October)
200 yen (from November to April)
Obuse produces many delicious fruits such as apples and grapes. However, among the local produce, Obuse is best known for their chestnuts. Having a history of over 600 years, this town is famous for this chestnut rice, chestnut jelly, chestnut cream and even chestnut ice cream. Visitors will find many shops and restaurants within the town, especially along Chestnut Road, serving these products.
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Japan: Inside Ninna-ji Imperial Palace in Kyoto
This old Imperial Palace located northwest of Kyoto served as a residence for the ex-emperor. In the year 1994, this was designated as a UNESCO Word Cultural Heritage Site.
Japan Travel: a Small, Quaint Town, at the Hokusai Museum, Obuse, Japan, Nagano Prefecture 041
Japan Travel: Hokusai and a Small, Quaint Town, at the Hokusai Museum, Obuse, Japan, Nagano Prefecture 041
The Hokusai Museum, located in the quaint town of Obuse in Nagano Prefecture, displays the works of world famous ukiyo-e artist, Katsushika Hokusai. Best known for his Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji ukiyo-e wood block series, Hokusai’s collection in Obuse reflects his connection with this small town.
Hokusai spent his twilight years in Obuse, under the invitation of Takai Kozan, a wealthy merchant. Kozan’s desire to bring culture to Obuse led him to invite Hokusai to his town. Hokusai added his touches to the town through the countless brushwork paintings he produced during his stay. In addition, Hokusai painted his signature waves, dragon and phoenix on the ceiling of two floats, used in the town’s festival. These works of art, including the floats are displayed at the Hokusai Museum. The museum has English descriptions as well as a short English video about the artist.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (10:00 to 15:00 on January 1st)
Note: Last Entry is 30 minutes before closing
Closed: December 31st
Admission: 500 yen
Level of English: Good
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The Hokusai Museum is located at the center of town, about a ten minute walk from Obuse Station.
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Ryoan-ji is a Zen temple located in northwest Kyoto, Japan. Belonging to the Myoshin-ji school of the Rinzai branch of Zen Buddhism, the temple is one of the Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The site of the temple was originally a Fujiwara family estate. It eventually came into the hands of the Hosokawa clan branch of the Fujiwaras. Hosokawa Katsumoto inherited the residence, and lived here before the Onin War. Katsumoto willed the war-ravaged property to be converted into a Zen sect temple complex after his death. Later Hosokawa emperors are grouped together in what are today known as the Seven Imperial Tombs at Ryoan-ji. The burial places of these emperors -- Uda, Kazan, Ichijo, Go-Suzaku, Go-Reizei, Go-Sanjo, and Horikawa -- would have been comparatively humble in the period after their deaths. These tombs reached their present state as a result of the 19th century restoration of imperial sepulchers (misasagi) which were ordered by Emperor Meiji.
Ryoan-ji's tsukubai, which is a small basin provided at Japanese Buddhist temples for visitors to purify themselves by the ritual washing of hands and rinsing of the mouth.An object of interest near the rear of the monks quarters is the carved stone receptacle into which water for ritual purification continuously flows. This is the Ryoan-ji tsukubai, which translates literally as crouch; and the lower elevation of the basin requires the user to bend a little bit to reach the water, which suggests supplication and reverence.
The absence of a dipper is intended to imply that the water is for the soul only and that it is necessary to bend the knee in humility in order to receive its blessing.
Japan Trip: Nature and all its Wonder at its Best in Obuse Town, Japan, Nagano 040
Japan Trip: Nature and all its Wonder at its Best in Obuse Town, Japan, Nagano 040
Obuse, located in Nagano Prefecture, is a quaint town with many interesting places for visitors to explore. During the Edo Period, this town was filled with art and culture. Presently, visitors can see evidence of its roots with the wide variety of art museums, sake brewery, stores and restaurants. Visitors may be interested to stroll the “Chestnut Road”, so named as the road is lined by chestnut trees with architecturally traditional buildings in the background.
Obuse was the home to the genius ukiyo-e painter, Katsushika Hokusai during his senior years. Takai Kozan, a wealthy merchant/artist, invited Hokusai to stay in Obuse. As a result, Hokusai was able to leave several masterpieces reflecting his time in this town. At the Hokusai Museum, visitors are able to view Hokusai’s ceiling paintings, scrolls, sketches and more.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:30 from November to March)
Closed: December 31st to Jan 1st
Admission: 500 yen (museum only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include Obuse Museum/Nakajima Gallery and Takai Kozan Museum)
Hokusai’s mentor and friend, Takai Kozan’s former residence, now known as the Takai Kozan Memorial Museum, is also a visit worthy spot in Obuse. The museum houses several of Kozan’s painting which display Japanese ghosts and goblins. Visitors can also see Kozan’s calligraphy work as well. Kozan’s house is also a remarkable piece of architectural work, with hidden rooms and secret passages.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 18:00 (until 17:00 from October to March)
Closed: December 31st
Admission: 300 yen (museum only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include Hokusai Museum and Obuse Museum)
Outside the town center, visitors will find the Obuse Museum and Nakajima Chinami Gallery. The Obuse Museum is a contemporary art museum which features local artists as well as the floats used in the town’s festivals. The displays are on a temporary basis.
The Nakajima Chinami Gallery is dedicated to works of Nakajima Chinami, a leading figure in contemporary Japanese art. Over 400 of her works, donated to the museum are on permanent display at the gallery.
Note: The museum and gallery are connected and admission places to both is included in the ticket price.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 18:00 (until 17:00 October to March)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission: 500 yen (museum and gallery only)
1000 yen (combination ticket to include g Hokusai Museum and Takai Kozan Museum)
In addition to museums, several traditional shops as well as trendy restaurants can be found in Obuse. This town has a unique “My Garden” program. The restaurants as well as private residents allow visitors to explore their gardens. Gardens participating in the “My Garden” program will have a placard inviting visitors to explore their grounds.
Being rich with beauty, visitors may wish to visit the Floral Garden Obuse. This Western based botanical garden has walkways leading visitors through the various floras on display. Ponds, well maintained lawns as well as a greenhouse can be found within the grounds. There is restaurant on the premises with a gift shop to purchase souvenirs.
Facility Information:
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:30)
Closed: Thursdays from January to March as well as during the New Year holidays
Admission: 300 yen (from May to October)
200 yen (from November to April)
Obuse produces many delicious fruits such as apples and grapes. However, among the local produce, Obuse is best known for their chestnuts. Having a history of over 600 years, this town is famous for this chestnut rice, chestnut jelly, chestnut cream and even chestnut ice cream. Visitors will find many shops and restaurants within the town, especially along Chestnut Road, serving these products.
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Shizuoka Kiun-kaku - 起雲閣 - 4K Ultra HD: Located in Atami City’s center and originally built by a shipping magnate in 1919, Kiun-kaku (also known as Kiunkaku) served until 1947 as a private villa to different owners including the railroad tycoon Kaichiro Nezu. It’s interesting to note here that Kaichiro also happens to be the original owner of the Nezu garden and museum in Tokyo. In 1947 Kiun-kaku was transformed into one of Japan’s most famous Ryokans, functioning as such until 1999.
Kiun-Kaku’s fame not only comes from its past owners, but also for its elegant approach to mixing Japanese traditional architecture alongside Western and East Asian influenced interior design.
Without a doubt, it is this unique atmosphere that has attracted some of Japan’s greatest authors including Naoya Shiga, Junichiro Tanizaki and Osamu Dazai.
Now a museum, Kiun-Kaku is visited by more than 3 millions people per year and should definitely be on your “must see” todo list when going to Izu!
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Exploring Japan: Casually visiting the former Nara Palace.
Make sure to like and subscribe! Today I wandered out to Nara, not to see deer but to check out a very historical site. The Nara Palace a place that has over 1300 years of history.
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In this three part mini-series we will be taking a seven day trip starting in Tokyo and ending Kyoto along Japan's New Golden Route. In this video, episode three, we will enjoy markets, a beautiful shrine, a castle, an incredible haute cuisine dinner and much more, before finishing at the last stop of our journey: Kyoto.
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Japan: Heian Jingu Shrine in Kyoto (10/11) 2013-01-15(Tue)1349hrs
- Heian Jingu is a relatively new Shinto shrine founded in 1895 to commemorate the eleven hundredth anniversary of the establishment in AD 794 of Heian-kyō (today's Kyōto) and to enshrine Emperor Kanmu (737--806; reign 773--81) who decided to move the capital city there. In 1940, Emperor Kōmei (1831-67; reign 1846-67), who was the last emperor to spend his reign in Kyōto, was added to the list of dedication (enshrinement). In 1976 a lone far-left terrorist set fire on nine of the buildings including the main sanctuary (Honden) and burned them down. Money collected from donations enabled the reconstruction of the burned buildings in 1979.
- Le Heian Jingu est un sanctuaire shinto relativement nouveau fondé en 1895 pour commémorer le 1100e anniversaire de la fondation en l'an 794 de Heian-kyô (aujourd'hui Kyôto) et de consacrer empereur Kanmu (737-806; règne 773-81) qui a décidé de se déplacer la capitale là. En 1940, l'empereur Kômei (1831-1867; règne 1846-1867), qui fut le dernier empereur de passer son règne à Kyôto, a été ajouté à la liste des dédicace (consécration). En 1976, un seul terroriste d'extrême gauche a mis le feu sur neuf des bâtiments, le sanctuaire principal (Honden) inclusif et les brûlé. L'argent recueilli par les dons a permis à la reconstruction des bâtiments incendiés en 1979.
- Um die elf hundert Jahren vom Jahr AD 794 seit der Gründung von Heian-Kyo (heutiges Kyoto) zu gedenken und Kaiser Kanmu (737-806; Regierungszeit 773-81) zu verankern, der beschlossen hatte, die Hauptstadt dorthin zu bewegen, ist Heian Jingu ein relativ neuer Shinto-Schrein, der im Jahr 1895 gegründet wurde. 1940 wurde Kaiser Komei (1831-1867; Regierungszeit 1846-1867) auch in die Liste der Widmung (Verankerung) hinzugefügt, der der letzte Kaiser war, der seine Herrschaft in Kyoto zu verbringen hat. 1976 hat ein einsamer linksradikalischer Terrorist auf neun der Gebäuden gezündet, einschließlich das Hauptheiligtum (Honden) und sie niedergebrannt. Geld aus Spenden gesammelt hat 1979 den Wiederaufbau der verbrannten Gebäude ermöglicht.
平安神宮は平安京遷都壹仟佰年を祝ふ爲に明治廿八年に創建された比較的新しい神社である。耶蘇曆にして七佰九十四年に遷都の決斷を下した桓武天皇を祀つてゐるが、昭和十五年（或ひは所謂紀元貮仟六佰年）には平安京で全生涯を過した最後の帝である孝明天皇をも此處に合祀した。昭和五十一年に極左過激派一名の犯行に拠つて本殿を含む九つの建物が灰燼に歸したが三年後の昭和五十四年には有志の募金に拠る再建成りて今日に到る。
Nara National Museum | Wikipedia audio article
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00:00:11 1 Introduction
00:00:48 2 Collections
00:01:27 3 History
00:02:08 3.1 Timeline
00:04:21 4 Facilities
00:04:29 4.1 Original Museum Building
00:05:07 4.2 East and West Wings
00:05:38 4.3 Lower Level Passageway
00:06:09 4.4 Buddhist Art Library
00:06:40 4.5 Hassoan
00:07:55 4.6 Conservation Center
00:08:26 5 See also
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The Nara National Museum (奈良国立博物館, Nara Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan) is one of the pre-eminent national art museums in Japan.