A Bird's Eye View of Kagoshima This video, titled "Drone Footage of Amazing Islands in Kagoshima, Japan 4K (Ultra HD) - 鹿児島" gives an aerial view of Kagoshima's islands, taken by drone. It was released by "egawauemon." Are you looking for beautiful your next summer getaway? If so, then you came to the right place. In this article, we'll introduce tourist information and travel tips for those traveling to the islands of Kagoshima Prefecture! This video shows aerial views of the remote islands in Kagoshima prefecture, which are overflowing with natural beauty. There are six remote islands introduced in this video: Yakushima, Yoronjima, Tanegashima, Koshikijima, Kakeromajima, and Amami Oshima. The Best Remote Islands to Enjoy Water Sports! If you're looking to enjoy water sports and activities on a remote island in Kagoshima Prefecture, we recommend Yoronjima and Kakeromajima. Yoronjima is an island full of flowers and coral reefs. It has Terasaki Beach, which became famous as a location featured in the movie "Glasses" (めがね), and Yurigahama Beach, a pure white sandy beach that appears only during low tide. The sea is crystal clear, and in the summer months it's crowded with water sports enthusiasts. The main tourist attraction on Kakeromajima is the 300-year-old Indian coral tree trees that line the street near the beach. The bright red flowers on these trees bloom from May to June. There is also the beautiful beach Surihama, which is called the White Village. Water sports are very popular here. It's a small island, about 20 minutes by ferry from Amami Oshima, and the main spots on the island can be visited on a day trip. The Best Remote Islands to Enjoy the Ocean, Mountains and Villages! If you want to enjoy the beauty of the sea, mountains, and countryside of Kagoshima Prefecture, we recommend Koshikijima and Amami Oshima. There are many viewing points, such as a coastline with bizarre rock structures and the ruins of a village from the Edo period. We recommend going for a drive while looking out at the breathtaking scenery. Koshikijima is located just 50 minutes from Sendai Harbor (川内港) by high speed boat, and it's easily accessible from Kagoshima City, so a day trip to the island is possible. Amami Oshima is famous for its beautiful blue waters. The subtropical oceanic climate has led to the emergence of virgin forests, which are home to rare plant and animal species. The island is home to a wealth of rare flora and fauna, and you can even go on a canoeing adventure through a mangrove forest! Special Experience on Kagoshima's Islands If you're looking for a unique experience you wont find anywhere else, then we recommend Yakushima and Tanegashima. Yakushima was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1993, and trekking is very popular here. You can feel the mystical power of Yakushima by walking along popular routes, such as Shiratani Unsui Gorge. Yakushima also has hot springs, and the Hirauchi Kaichu Natural Onsen (hot springs), which emerge from the sea for just two hours before and after low tide, are a tourist attraction not to be missed! Tanegashima is famous as the birthplace of guns in Japan. A visit to Tanegashima Space Center, which sits at the forefront of space research and development, is another experience you don't want to overlook. Once You've Had Your Fill of the Remote Islands, It's Time to Grab a Bite to Eat! After visiting the islands of Kagoshima, you'll want to try some of the delicious food and go sightseeing in the area. There's delicious Berkshire pork, Japanese black (a Japanese cattle breed), and Shochu (Japanese liquor)! In the city center, you can buy souvenirs and enjoy delicious gourmet food, including Kagoshima ramen, satsuma-age (fried fish cakes), and kibinago (Silver-stripe round herring). Kagoshima was the birthplace of Saigo Takamori, and it is also home to many famous samurai residences and more. Take a trip to the area and learn about the history of Kagoshima! Summary of Kagoshima's Remote Islands This video, "Drone Footage of Amazing Islands in Kagoshima, Japan 4K (Ultra HD) - Kagoshima," shows the beautiful scenery of the remote islands of Kagoshima. For those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of Kagoshima's remote islands, be sure to check out the video!

Aizuwakamatsu Castle (Tsuruga Castle) in Fukushima Prefecture "Japan's Top 100 Castles｜Aizuwakamatsu Castle/Tsuruga Castle｜Fukushima Prefecture" (日本100名城　会津若松城　鶴ヶ城　福島県　Aizuwakamatsu Castle), produced by “castle shrine” is a video that introduces the highlights of Aizuwakamatsu Castle, a hirayama style castle. Aizuwakamatsu Castle, located in Otemachi, Aizuwakamatsu city, Fukuoka prefecture, is known locally by its other name, Tsuruga Castle. Other than being chosen as one of the "Top 100 Castles of Japan," it was also chosen as one of "Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots," due to there being approximately 1,000 cherry blossom trees in Tsuruga Castle Park, which was built on the castle ruins. During the cherry blossom season, there are illumination events held here, and many tourists come to visit the castle. In this article, we'll introduce the highlights, history, and tourist information for Aizuwakamatsu Castle. The video shows the magnificent stone wall, castle tower, and inside the grounds of the Aizuwakamatsu Castle. Be sure to follow along as you read the article! Aizuwakamatsu Castle: The History of the Castle Photo：Aizuwakamatsu Castle Aizuwakamatsu Castle is said to have originated when Ashina Naomori built the Higashi Kurokawa Yakata in 1384. At that time, it was known as Kurokawa Castle or Odakagi Castle; however, when Gamo Ujisato became castle lord, a castle tower was built, and it came to be known as Tsuruga Castle. It is known as an impregnable castle due to withstanding the onslaught of the new government forces for a month, despite the tragedy of the Byakkotai during the Boshin war, following the rule of the Aizu clan. In the 7th year of Meiji (1874), it was demolished leaving only the stone wall. However, in the 40th year of Showa (1965), it was reconstructed, and in the 23rd year of the Heisei (2011), the thatch was replaced with red tiles as part of a restoration project, making it the only red-tile castle tower in Japan. A shachi (mythical carp with the head of a lion and the body of a fish) is raised above the castle tower, and 2-carat diamonds are embedded in the center of its eyes. It is also designated as a national historic site under the name of Wakamatsu Castle Ruins. Highlights of Aizuwakamatsu Castle Photo：Aizuwakamatsu Castle Mushabashiri First up is the Kitademaru Otemon gate, which was built using large stones and can be seen at 0:20 in the video. Next up is Tsubakisaka and the stone wall of Taikomon Gate. The stairs which are built into the stone wall are called “Mushabashiri” and can be seen at 1:17 and 3:05 of the footage, are said to be built so that soldiers can intercept and engage enemies through quick asccess to the top of the wall. From the castle tower, which can be seen at 2:01 in the video, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the cityscape of Aizuwakamatsu. The Tetsumon Gate, which can be seen from the castle tower, is shown at 2:09. The name Tetsumon comes from the surface being plated with iron (鉄, "Tetsu" is iron in Japanese). Another highlight is the natural stone wall of Rokabashi Bridge. Sightseeing Information for Aizuwakamatsu Castle Source :YouTube screenshot At the beginning of the video, we are introduced to Aizuwakamatsu Station on the JR Banetsu West Line. To get to Aizuwakamatsu Castle, take the "Haikara-san" bus from Aizuwakamatsu station, get off at Tsuruga Castle Entrance, and from there, it's a 5 minute walk. There's also a paid parking lot. The castle tower is also an exhibition room for the Wakamatsu Castle Tower Historical Museum and the business hours are from 8:30 AM-5:00 PM; and there is an admission fee. In the Tsuruga Castle inner citadel, there's Koujou no Tsukihi, and there's also a track and field arena, city pool, and the Fukushima Prefectural Museum at the San no Maru ruins. It explains the history of Tsuruga Castle in a way that is easily understood. Near the Aizuwakamatsu Castle, there's the popular historical spot, Matsudaira Family Mausoleum, in which the Aizu-Matsudaira Family is buried. Summary of Aizuwakamatsu Castle Photo：Aizuwakamatsu Castle in spring This video "Japan's Top 100 Castles｜Aizuwakamatsu Castle/Tsuruga Castle｜Fukushima Prefecture," introduces the highlights of Aizuwakamatsu Castle and the amazing view from the castle tower. For those interested in Aizuwakamatsu Castle after reading this article, why not learn about Aizu’s Warring States period history at Tsuruga Castle Park, which is always lively with tourists. Receiving a goshuin seal will surely make your trip to Fukushima prefecture a memorable one. ◆Aizuwakamatsu (Tsuruga Castle)　Facility Overview◆ 【Address】1-1 Otemachi, Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 〒965-0873 【Access】Take the circuit bus “Haikara-san” from Aizuwakamatsu Station, get off at Tsuruga Castle Entrance, and it's 5 minutes walking. 【Admission fee】Adults \¥410, Children \¥150 【Hours】8：30～17：00 【Closures】None 【Parking】Available（requires toll） 【Telephone No】0242-27-4005 【Official Website】Aizuwakamatsu Tourism Bureau｜Tsuruga Castle Aizuwakamatsu Castle Oyakuen Matsudaira Family Mausoleum｜ Surpassing the eternity of time, the castle tower of the end of the Edo era is now revived http://www.tsurugajo.com/language/eng/ 【Tripadvisor】Aizuwakamatsu Castle (Tsuruga Castle) https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g780850-d1383989-Reviews-Tsuruga_jo_Castle-Aizuwakamatsu_Fukushima_Prefecture_Tohoku.html

The Adachi Museum of Art in Yasugi, Shimane This video, titled "足立美術館　日本一の庭園　ADACHI MUSEUM OF ART - The Best Japanese Garden [4K60p]," was released by "Japan Explorers." The Adachi Museum of Art in Yasugi, Shimane is a registered museum of Shimane Prefecture, focusing on modern Japanese paintings. The museum is famous for its 130 works by Yokoyama Taikan and its Japanese gardens, known as the best in Japan. It has been highly evaluated in the Michelin Green Guide Japan and on Japanese garden rankings, and has become famous as a place to visit in Shimane Prefecture. The History of the Adachi Museum of Art Photo：Adachi Museum of Art, Shimane Prefecture The history of the museum, located in Yasugi, Shimane in Chugoku area, began in 1970, when local businessman, Adachi Zenko was 71 years old. There are 130 works by the artist Yokoyama Taikan, who is known to be the best in Japan in terms of both quantity and quality. There are also rare works and traditional crafts at the Adachi Museum of Art. In addition to Yokoyama Taikan’s works, the museum also displays works by modern Japanese art masters, such as Takeuchi Seiho, Hashimoto Kansetsu, Kawai Gyokudo, and Uemura Shoen, as well as other famous paintings by children, woodcarvings, and pottery. The Gardens at the Adachi Museum of Art Photo：A Japanese Garden at the Adachi Museum of Art, Shimane Prefecture Adachi Zenko dedicated his life to building the museum. It is famous for its gardens, which is said to be the best in Japan, as well as for its famous collections. The huge museum is divided into five areas: The "Dry Landscape Garden" is shown from 0:11, the "Moss Garden" is shown from 0:18, the "White Gravel and Pine Garden" is shown from 0:45, the "Pond Garden" is shown from 1:45 and the "Kikaku Waterfall" is shown from 2:18 in the video. Adachi Zenko believed that a garden is also a piece of art, and the gardeners and museum staff work hard to preserve it every day. The gardens are full of different faces in every season. The red leaves in autumn and the snow-covered grounds of the gardens in winter show us a different aspect of the gardens. You can get information about the current landscapes of the gardens through the live camera on the official website. Be sure to take a look at them if you're planning on visiting. Summary of the Adachi Museum of Art Photo：Adachi Museum of Art, Shimane Prefecture There are other sightseeing spots around the museum as well. Saginoyu Onsen where you can relax and unwind, Gassantoda Castle where you can enjoy learning about Japan's history, and Adachi Vineyard where you can enjoy a family grape picking experience. The Adachi Museum of Art is easy to access and there are free shuttle buses from Adachi Station. Bus tours are held frequently as well, so consider stopping by the Adachi Museum of Art when you travel to Shimane! ◆Information◆ 【Address】320 Furukawacho, Yasugi, Shimane 692-0064 【Access】20 minutes by shuttle bus from Yasugi Station 【Hours】9:00 am to 5:30 pm from April to September and 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from October to March 【Closures】None 【Parking】400 standard parking spaces, and 40 spaces for buses 【Admission Fee】2,300 yen 【Phone】0854-28-7111 【Official Website】Adachi Museum of Art https://www.adachi-museum.or.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Adachi Museum of Art https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1023585-d1371499-Reviews-Adachi_Museum_of_Art-Yasugi_Shimane_Prefecture_Chugoku.html

A Look at Some of the Leading Power Spots of Japan’s Kanto Region This video, titled “Hakone Shrine” (箱根神社), was uploaded by k_sada. It introduces Hakone Shrine, located on the shore of Lake Ashinoko in Hakone, Kanagawa. Hakone Shrine is a popular power spot that can be easily accessed from Japan’s Kanto region. The video covers every corner of Hakone shrine and is a must-see for anyone traveling to Hakone. Be sure to check it out and maybe a little luck will rub off on you as well! A Look at the Charms of Hakone Shrine Photo：Hakone Shrine's main shrine approach, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine is famous as one of the most powerful power spots in Japan's Kanto region, and is said to improve one's luck for success, as well as bless people with economic fortune, wish fulfillment, success in marriage, love, and health. The main approach to the shrine, the fifth torii gate, Shinmon gate, the kagura hall, and the ceremony hall, all of which can be seen from 0:20 in the video, are also places we recommend stopping by when visiting Hakone Shrine. Popular spots that you won't want to pass up are Anzu-sugi (a cedar tree to pray for safe childbirth), Soga Shrine, the fourth torii gate, the Kagura Repository, the lake-bottom tree, the Ebisu Shrine, and the torii of peace. The History of Hakone Shrine and When It Was Built Photo：Ryujinsui at Kuzuryu Shrine, Kanagawa Prefecture Hakone Shrine has a long history, and it is even mentioned in books from the Kamakura Period (~1185-1333 AD). Many warlords have visited and worshipped in Hakone. In particular, Minamoto no Yoritomo is said to have worshipped at Hakone Shrine. It was burned down once by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, but the shrine’s main building was rebuilt by Tokugawa Ieyasu. A new shrine, which can be seen at 3:03 in the video, was built at Kuzuryu Shrine and many people still come to visit it today. Popular Tourist Spots Near Hakone Shrine Photo：A sightseeing ship on Lake Ashinoko, Kanagawa Prefecture In addition to the shrines, Hakone has many other tourist spots in the neighborhood. From Shinjuku, the Odakyu Line runs to Hakone-Yumoto, and the Odakyu Romancecar is a very popular train. It takes about 85 minutes to reach Hakone-Yumoto from Shinjuku. On weekends, many people enjoy the sightseeing boats on Lake Ashinoko and the hot springs where you can relax. In addition to the tourist attractions, we also recommend visiting festivals, such as the Hakone Shrine Setsubun Festival and the Kosui Festival. Hakone Shrine, Hakone Motomiya Shrine, and Kuzuryu Shrine are known as Hakone Sanja Mairi (箱根三社参り, Hakone Three Shrine Visit), and many people visit all three shrines. We also recommend picking up a shuin stamp and buying omamori charms for good luck and for souvenirs. Hakone, with its high elevation, has many viewpoints from which you can see Suruga Bay, the Izu Peninsula, Sagami Bay, and the Shonan coast when the weather is favorable. Summary of Hakone Shrine Photo：Hakone Shrine's torii gate This video introduced Hakone Shrine in Hakone, Kanagawa. Hakone Shrine is easily accessible thanks to its parking lot and good transportation. A leisurely walk around Hakone Shrine will help you relax and get your daily exercise in. Of course, don't forget to take pictures of the beautiful scenery, as Hakone Shrine is quite Instagram-worthy! 【Tripadvisor】Hakone Shrine / Kuzuryu Shrine https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298171-d319902-Reviews-Hakone_Shrine_Kuzuryu_Shrine_Singu-Hakone_machi_Ashigarashimo_gun_Kanagawa_Prefect.html

Kokusai Dori in Naha, Okinawa This video is titled "[HD] Explore Kokusai dori from 'Kencho-mae Station.' Okinawa Monorail/Okinawa Holidays/Okinawa Sightseeing/Walk Naha/Okinawa Trip/DJI Osmo" (【高画質】「県庁前駅」から国際通りを歩く・沖繩單軌電車・沖繩假期・沖縄観光・那覇歩き・沖繩旅遊之・DJI Osmo). This video explores some of the popular shopping spots at Kokusai dori in Naha, Okinawa. Kokusai dori is a must-see spot in Naha, Okinawa as it is one of the most popular tourist spots in Japan. Let's explore the street from Kencho-mae Station to see how lively it gets. What Is Naha's Kokusai Dori? Photo：Kokusai dori Kokusai dori is located on route 39 in Naha, Okinawa, where Anri and Kumoji connect. In 1953, due to the construction on Makishi road, many stores gathered and it became a shopping street. You can check out the video at 2:46 to see the entrance to Kokusai dori. As you can see in the video, it is a popular tourist spot with many different stores including restaurants, hotels, and gift shops. It's also easily accessed from Naha airport, as it's only about 5 km away. Enjoy Delicious Meals at Kokusai Dori in Naha, Okinawa Photo：Okinawa soba If you go to Kokusai dori, you've got to try the different foods while shopping in Naha. Besides the popular Okinawan food, there's also steak, hamburgers, sweets, and more. Take pictures of that delicious food and post 'em on Instagram too! There are also some places to enjoy some drinks if you're looking to try some Okinawan sake! Fresh seafood and vegetables are available at Makishi Public Market, a market connected to Kokusai dori. There are also many places to buy souvenirs as there is an abundance of tourists and students on field trips in Naha, Okinawa, looking to explore Kokusai dori. Be sure to check out the video at 3:53 to see what kind of stores you can enjoy shopping at. Kokusai Dori's Transit Mall! Photo：Eisa Every Sunday, a transit mall is opened up and the area is transformed into a pedestrian paradise where no cars can drive through. This pedestrian-only street stretches about 1,300 meters and all vehicles are prohibited from entering. There are several different events that take place and venues that open up at the transit mall, including cafes, and some performances done by professional performers. In August, a popular event called "The 10,000 Eisa Dancers Parade" is held on the main street. Event Information Around Kokusai Dori in Naha, Okinawa Besides Eisa Festival in August, there's also the Okinawa International Movie Festival held in April, the Naha Great Tug-of-War Festival and Ryukyu Dynasty Parade in October, the Tsuboya Yachimun Street Festival in November, and Palette Kumoji and the Kumoji Illumination are held in Winter. These events are sure to create lifelong memories. Summary of Kokusai Dori in Naha, Okinawa Photo：Kokusai dori, Okinawa There are so many popular things to enjoy on Kokusai dori, including shopping, delicious food, and more. We highly recommend a visit to Kokusai dori when an event is taking place. It's more convenient if you can rent a car to travel in Okinawa because there are so many places to see, such as beaches and other popular tourist spots. Be sure to look up parking information for each area if you decide to rent a car. Also, don't forget to keep an eye out for some special Okinawan gifts on Kokusai dori, such as T-shirts, Shisa (Okinawa guardian lions), and Chinsuko (Okinawan biscuits). 【Official Website】Kokusai dori - A Shopping Street in Naha, Okinawa https://naha-kokusaidori.okinawa/

沖縄県のうるま市にある勝連城跡紹介動画について こちらの動画は「うるま市秘書広報課」が公開した「【うるま市公式】世界遺産 勝連城跡～World heritage Katsuren jo site～」です。 沖縄といえば美しい海があげられますよね。 その沖縄の海を一望できるような、インスタ映えスポットを探している方はいませんか？ そのような方に、沖縄県のうるま市にある世界遺産の勝連城跡を紹介いたします。 沖縄を観光するときには勝連城跡はかならず訪れるべき！ 沖縄のうるま市にある勝連城跡は、ユネスコ世界遺産に登録されている歴史ある城跡です。 12世紀ごろに築城され、廃城となるまで貿易の舞台になっていたと言われています。 当時、琉球王国が安定していく過程で、国王に最後まで抵抗していた有力按司（あじ）である阿麻和利が住んでいたグスク（城）として有名。 自然の地形を利用しながら、石炭岩の石垣を巡らせた城壁が特徴で、とても立派な名城の跡地となっています。 うるま市の勝連城跡は、標高が高い城跡なので眺めがよく、沖縄の美しい景色を一望できます。 沖縄旅行の際には自然や歴史、文化を楽しめる勝連城跡に訪れてみるのはいかがでしょうか。 沖縄県うるま市の勝連城跡は美しい海を眺められる絶景スポット 沖縄といえばオーシャンブルーの海を想像する人が多いですよね。 その綺麗な沖縄の海を一望できる名所がうるま市の勝連城跡にあります。 日本の観光地である勝連城跡の一番高い場所は、98mあります。 ここでは、勝連城跡の周辺にある町並みや沖縄の海を見渡すことができ、うるま市に訪れたら必ず行きたい絶景スポット。 ビーチから見る沖縄の海とは一味違った景勝を見ることができ、続日本100名城にも選ばれている勝連城跡はおすすめの観光地です。 沖縄県うるま市の勝連城跡は歴史ある建造物を楽しめる名所 沖縄県うるま市の勝連城は、難攻不落の城と言われ、城跡の高さやしっかりした石積みの城壁から当時の鉄壁の守りを感じることができます。 按司の屋敷跡や御嶽（ウタキ）などグスクで重要と言われていたスポットも鑑賞することができ、歴史好きにはたまらない観光スポット。 沖縄県のうるま市にある勝連城跡紹介まとめ 沖縄観光の際には必ず訪れたい勝連城跡。 駐車場もありアクセスも便利。 沖縄の絶景を楽しみたい方はぜひ訪れてみてください！

雨引観音の魅力をたっぷり堪能出来る動画の紹介 こちらの「【絶景茨城】雨引観音［4K］茨城県桜川市｜VISIT IBARAKI, JAPAN」は、日本の茨城県の観光スポットである雨引観音の絶景を堪能出来る4Kの動画です。 観光スポットとしての人気は勿論のこと、日本でも有数の安産祈願としての人気も高く、子育て、子授け、厄除け、金運と言った霊験も有名なことから、多くの家族連れが訪れることでも有名です。 この記事では、そんな雨引観音の魅力、周辺の名所や観光情報についてご紹介をさせて頂きます。 雨引観音って？歴史と魅力について！ 雨引観音は587年に中国出身の法輪独守居士によって創建されました。 動画の2:24で紹介されている通り、聖武天皇と光明皇后の安産祈願が成就した事から、安産や子供の健康を願って訪れる家族客も多くいます。 観光のおすすめの時期としては、動画の0:31でも紹介されている6月上旬～7月中旬で、境内で約10種類3000株のアジサイが見頃となり、咲き誇っている景色はインスタ映えと言ったところでしょうか。 日本の重要文化財でもある観音像、境内に放たれている孔雀はまさに幻想的の一言に尽き、茨城県でも屈指の観光スポットとして知られています。 御朱印も豊富にあるので、御朱印を集めている方も、ぜひ全種類集めてみてはいかがでしょうか。 雨引観音へのおすすめのアクセス方法 茨城県桜川市本木にある雨引観音へ観光に向かうなら、おすすめは電車とバスでしょう。 まず、電車で『水戸線岩瀬駅』を目指して頂いて、そこからバスに乗り、雨引観音へと向かいます。 ここで注意すべきなのが、平日は『本木』バス停で下車して徒歩30分、土日祝日は『雨引観音』バス停で下車することです。 雨引観音周辺のおすすめグルメ 雨引観音周辺でおすすめの食事処と言えば、やはり2012年にオープンをした『薬膳中華茶坊 三笠』でしょう。 日本でも屈指の有名ホテルで腕を振るっていた料理長の方が、非常に手の出しやすい価格で茨城県の地産地消のグルメを振舞ってくれるので、茨城県を堪能するなら欠かせない食事処でしょう。 雨引観音に観光に来たなら、三笠にも寄っていくというのが茨城県観光での黄金ルートと言っても過言では無いでしょう。 雨引観音にも名物である『観音煎餅』や地元産の手作りジャムが販売されているので、食べ物のお土産を買いたい方は、ご検討してみてはいかがでしょうか。 雨引観音観光紹介のまとめ こちらの「【絶景茨城】雨引観音［4K］茨城県桜川市｜VISIT IBARAKI, JAPAN」で、日本の茨城県が誇る雨引観音の美しい景観を紹介しています。 記事だけでは紹介することの出来ない、雨引観音の美しさと日本らしさを残す和の雰囲気を堪能することが出来るので、ぜひご覧下さい。 あじさい祭りや桜祭り等、日本らしい多くのイベントも開催されているので、観光に行く際には、そちらもチェックしてから行くと良いでしょう。 日本の魅力がたっぷり詰まった自然とお寺の魅力溢れる観光スポットの雨引観音、ぜひ一度茨城県まで足を運んで見てはいかがでしょうか。

Makomanai Takino Cemetery’s "Hill of the Buddha" in Sapporo, Hokkaido "Introduction to the Hill of the Buddha" (頭大仏の紹介), is a video about the Hill of the Buddha, a symbol of Makomanai Takino Cemetery where you can see the head of the Great Buddha. At Makomanai Takino Cemetery, you can also see a vast landscape of lavender hills with more than 15 thousand lavenders. This dramatic Hill of the Buddha, standing at the top of a dome-shaped slope, was designed by Ando Tadao, a famous architect, in 2016 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Makomanai Takino Cemetery. It is made up of 57 parts, which were selected and processed from 4,000 tons of unpolished stones. It is 13.5 meters high and weighs 1,500 tons. Initially, it was called “Mitama Kuyo Daibutsu.” You can see the Great Buddha in its entirety from 0:08 in the video. The construction of the Hill of the Buddha began in October 2013 and finished in 2016. As you can see from 0:56 in the video, the hardest part of this project was growing the 15 thousand lavenders. With the advice of lavender farmers and the help of volunteers, they succeeded in growing the lavenders from seed. It took about three years to build the Hill of the Buddha, and the construction process can be seen from 1:31 in the video. Makomanai Takino Cemetery's Hill of the Buddha Source :YouTube screenshot The Hill of the Buddha at Makomanai Takino Cemetery, Sapporo, Hokkaido, features the Great Buddha poking his head out from the lavender hill. According to the architect Ando Tadao, the purpose of this is to emphasize the gratitude of the Great Buddha as “that which you cannot see stimulates the imagination.” As you can see from 4:07 in the video, there is an approach with lavenders when entering Makomanai Takino Cemetery. There is also a water garden, which is a bypass of the pathway behind the approach. The water is a boundary to purify mind and to awaken the extraordinary. After going through the water garden, there is a tunnel that goes through the hill, which is shown at 4:25 in the video. The tunnel represents the womb and is lined with concrete folds. You can see the Great Buddha as you pass through the tunnel, and the panoramic view of the Buddha, which you can see along the 135-meter walk, is even more impressive. The light from the sky lights up the Buddha and surrounds you with artistic scenery. Learn About the Construction Process at the Gallery and Café Source :YouTube screenshot Next to the water-basin, there is a gallery where you can see the construction process of the Hill of the Buddha. Here, you can find out what the famous architect Ando Tadao had in mind when he designed the project. Across the gallery, lays the “Rotunda Café and Store.” You can enjoy snacks and tea and buy original merchandise and souvenirs here. It was opened in 2018 as a rest station, due to the increase of foreign tourists. Also, there are replicas of Easter Island’s Moai statues, which carry the meaning of “living into the future,” as well as a replica of Stonehenge. Information About Makomanai Takino Cemetery Photo：The Great Buddha Access to Makomanai Takino Cemetery in Sapporo City, Hokkaido is 20-30 minutes from Makomanai Station by bus from the Namboku Subway Line. Times may vary by season, so check out the homepage for more details. If you are driving, you can use the free parking areas in the south and north. The lots have a capacity of 245 cars, so be sure to check the map if you're planning on driving. There is a 300 yen (~$3 USD) "lavender maintenance fee" you must pay if you want to see the Hill of the Buddha. It is open from 7 am to 7 pm during summer, and 7 am to 6 pm during winter. Enjoy Art at Sapporo's Newest Spiritual Site! Source :YouTube screenshot Are you interested in visiting the Hill of the Buddha? The Hill of the Buddha is a new sightseeing spot in Sapporo, Hokkaido, not only for its powerful atmosphere, but also for its refreshing and beautiful scenery. If you're thinking about visiting Hokkaido, be sure to stop by! ◆Information◆ 【Address】2-3 Takino, Minami, Sapporo, Hokkaido 005-0862 【Access】20 to 30 minutes by bus from Metro Namboku Line, Makomanai Station 【Admission Fee】~300 yen lavender maintenance fee 【Hours】 7 am to 7 pm during summer. 7 am to 6 pm during winter 【Parking】Available 【Phone number】 011-592-1223 【Official Website】Makomanai Takino Cemetery https://www.takinoreien.com/ 【Tripadvisor】Makomanai Takino Cemetery https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298560-d12597229-Reviews-Makomanai_Takino_Cemetery-Sapporo_Hokkaido.html

This video, titled "Fresh Greenery at Mishakaike Pond "'A Place I Want to Visit Before I Die! Scenery of Japan" Okutateshina｜Japan's Mishakaike Pond in Summer｜Downconvert 4K Video to 2K｜Natural Landscape Photography" (新緑の御射鹿池「死ぬまでに行きたい！日本の絶景」奥蓼科 Japan Mishaka pond of summer　Downconvert 4k shot video by 2k 自然風景映像), was released by "Yatsugatake21_4K_Japan." This video introduces Mishakaike Pond, which was the motif of the famous Japanese painter Kaii Higashiyama's work. Mishakaike Pond in Chino City, Nagano Prefecture was actually created at the beginning of the Showa Period (1926-1989) as an agricultural reservoir, and has now been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Ponds by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. The beautiful scenery, which can be called a true mystery of nature, is unforgettable, and it is one of the most famous sightseeing spots in Japan that you should be on your bucket list. Please enjoy the beautiful scenery of Mishakaike Pond in the video.

Goryokaku in Hakodate! This video, titled "Goryokaku, Hakodate" (函館　「五稜郭」 Goryokaku, Hakodate), introduces the historical location, Goryokaku in Hakodate. Shown at the beginning of the video, Goryokaku in Hakodate is a fortress characterized by its beautiful star-shape. If you go up to the observation deck of Goryokaku Tower, as shown at 1:34 in the video, you can see the beautiful star-shaped moat that surrounds Goryokaku Park. Don't forget to bring your camera, it'll look great on Instagram! About Goryokaku Photo：Goryokaku Goryokaku was built by the Tokugawa Shogunate to protect the Hakodate magistrates office, at the end of the Edo period. (1853 – 1868) The star-shaped Goryokaku is also called Ryohoshiki and it was designed by Takeda Ayasaburo. This is shown at 1:54 in the video. Goryokaku was called Kameda yakushodorui and Hakodate Onyakusho during its construction. It is also known as Yanagino Castle (柳野城, Yanagino-jyo) since there were a lot of willow trees in the area (柳, "yanagi," means willow in Japanese). The History of Goryokaku Photo：Goryokaku's stone walls Completed around the time of the Meiji Restoration, Goryokaku was occupied by the former shogunate's forces during the Battle of Hakodate, the final battle of the Boshin War, and became its headquarters. As you can see from 1:22 in the video, the earthwork, stone walls, and stone monuments still remain. Goryokaku was also used as parade ground for the army during the Meiji period (1868 to 1912). Highlights of Goryokaku Photo：Goryokaku, Winter Illumination Goryokaku has been the setting for many historical events since the end of the Edo period. In 1988, a TV drama titled "Goryokaku" was also produced. Goryokaku is a special national historic site, and has been designated a Hokkaido Heritage Site as the "Remains of Goryokaku and the Battle of Hakodate." It is currently managed by the city of Hakodate as a government-owned property. The magistrate’s office, which can be seen at 1:47 in the video, was reconstructed in 2010. You can see the inside, including the main hall, courtyard, and historical records, at 2:33 in the video. Goryokaku park also hosts a limited time illumination event, so we recommend lining up your visit with it if possible. Summary of Goryokaku ©Goryokaku-Tower Modifying Goryokaku, shown in the video, is a great place to enjoy seasonal scenery, including cherry blossoms in the spring, autumn colors in the fall, and snowy scenery in winter. In addition to Goryokaku, Hakodate also offers other pleasures such as the night view from Mt. Hakodate and eating Hakodate ramen, a specialty of the city. Incidentally, Tsuruoka Castle (龍岡城) in Saku City, Nagano is also designed in the shape of a star, so be sure to check it out as well! ◆Goryokaku Information◆ 【Address】44-2 Goryokakucho, Hakodate, Hokkaido 040-0001 【Access】15 minutes by a car, taxi, and bus from JR Hakodate Station 【Parking】None 【Tripadvisor】Goryokaku Park https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g298151-d1439713-r68353674-Goryokaku_Park-Hakodate_Hokkaido.html

Introducing the mysterious Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine in Minami Aso of Kumamoto Prefecture This video, titled "上色見熊野座神社 Kami-shikimi Kumano-imasu Jinja," was released by "Shiawase Bokujo Country Bred Jedi" (幸せ牧場 CountryBredJedi). It introduces Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, one of Kumamoto's leading power spots in Takamori, Aso District. It's said that Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine was the setting and model for the theatrical anime "Hotarubi no Mori e" (Into the Forest of Fireflies' Light) based on the popular shojo manga released in 2011. This mysterious video of Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine will have you feeling as though you've actually visited the sacred ground, so be sure to give it a watch! Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine in Minami Aso, Kumamoto Photo：Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, Kumamoto Prefecture After climbing the mossy steps up the mountain, you'll find many stone lanterns on the pathway to the shrine. Solemn and mysterious looking cedar trees will also come into sight. After passing through the torii gate, more than 260 steps are left before you. The photogenic Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine is a mysterious spot that will have you feeling as though you've crossed over into another world. From 0:05 in the video, you'll see imagery that will make you feel as though you're actually walking through Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine. The History of Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine in Minami Aso, Kumamoto Photo：Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, Kumamoto Prefecture It is unknown when Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine in Minami Aso, Kumamoto Prefecture was built. Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine enshrines Izanagi and Izanami-no-Mikoto, who appear in Japanese mythology. At the Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, there is also the "Ugetoiwa", which is said to have a large hole of 10m or more in length and width due to being kicked by Kihachi Boshi, that is also a highlight to see. What is the theatrical anime "Hotarubi no Mori e" modeled after Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, which can be seen in the video? Photo：Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, Kumamoto Prefecture The theatrical animation "Hotarubi no Mori e" is based on the manga written by Yuki Midorikawa, the original author of the best-selling "Natsume Yujincho" (Natsume's Book of Friends). The story is about a girl who went to visit her grandfather's house but ends up having a mysterious experience in the nature-filled forest of the mountain god. This animation was incredibly popular at its release, and many people, including foreign travelers visiting Japan, visited Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine as a pilgrimage to the sacred place. Summary of Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine in Minami Aso, Kumamoto Photo：The Takamoridon Cedars, Kumamoto Prefecture You've probably felt the mysterious atmosphere of Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine through the video. On the hillside of Mt. Minami Gairin near Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, there are two magnificent couple cedars called the "Takamoridon Cedars," which are said to be more than 400 years old. It's said that a famous entertainer visited here and their marriage was decided. Because of this, it became a widely talked about topic that wishes for matchmaking and marriage become fulfilled here. Access to Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine is a 10-minute drive from Takamori Station on the Minami Aso Railway. There is also a parking lot so you can visit by car. Consider visiting Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, a great place for taking Instagram photos! 【Tripadvisor】Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1121537-d9707472-Reviews-Kamishikimi_Kumanoimasu_Shrine-Takamori_machi_Aso_gun_Kumamoto_Prefecture_Kyushu.html

Introducing Iga Ueno Castle! This is a video introducing Iga Ueno castle in Mie, which was selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Castles. The title of the video is "Japan’s Top 100 Castles, Iga Ueno Castle, Mie Prefecture" (日本100名城　伊賀上野城　三重県　Iga Ueno Castle), published by “castle shrine.” Iga, Mie prefecture is known as the origin of Ninjas. As shown at the beginning of the video, the nearest station to the castle, Ueno-shi station, is also called Ninja-shi station ("shi" means city in Japanese). Iga Ueno castle is famous for its massive stone walls. In the video at 3:32, you can see the majestic castle as it sits atop the towering stone walls. These tall stone walls are the second largest stone walls in Japan after Osaka castle. Many tourists gather here for cherry blossom viewing and to see the autumn leaves at this scenic castle. We hope you'll enjoy the video showing the castle in all its grandeur. A Look at Iga Ueno Castle Photo：Iga Ueno Castle in spring Iga Ueno castle was built on Ueno Plateau in the Iga area. The castle was classified as a hirayama style castle (built on a hill in a plain) and also called Hakuho castle. It was known as a defensive castle as there are two rivers near it. These rivers were a great advantage in protecting the castle when attacked. Before Iga Ueno castle was built, there were different buildings, such as a temple and a small castle, at the site of Iga Ueno castle. In the Warring States period (1467-1615), construction of Iga Ueno castle began under the authority of military commander, Katsutoshi Takigawa. After that, Tsutsui Sadatsugu reconstructed the castle by referring to the manuscript "Isui Unko," written by Nyogen Kikuoka. Finally, the castle was expanded by Takatora Toda who received it from Hideyoshi Toyotomi. Shortly thereafter, Takatora became the lord of the castle. The current Iga Ueno castle is a castle keep, also called "Iga Cultural Property." Different calligraphic works are embedded in the coffers of the top floor as well. These calligraphic works are outstanding and the castle is now designated as a cultural property of Iga. Sightseeing at Iga Ueno Castle and the Castle Town Photo：Iga Ueno castle, Scenery from the castle tower Ueno park is located around Iga Ueno Castle. This park is popular for literary fans as there are different historical buildings related to Matsuo Basho, a famous poet who was from Ueno. There are also Ninja museums and different Ninja attractions, so it is a perfect place to have fun and learn about Ninja culture. Stop by restaurants and gift stores in the castle town to enjoy the local specialties. Summary of Iga Ueno Castle Photo：Iga Ueno Castle , castle tower Iga Ueno castle is a great place to visit and see the castle tower, Hakuho gate, and cultural properties on display inside the castle. You can also collect a seal of the castle if you have a castle stamp book. Check out the video and see the wonderful view from the top of the castle tower. Matsuzaka castle is also located in Mie, so if you can, we recommend visiting both. ◆Information of Iga Ueno Castle◆ 【Address】106 Ueno-marunouchi, Iga, Mie 【Access】An 8 minute walk from Iga railway Ueno-shi station 【Admission fee】600 yen for an adult, 300 yen for a child 【Hours】9:00 - 17:00 【Parking】Paid Parking Available 【Telephone No】0595-21-3148 【Official Website】Iga Ueno Castle http://igaueno-castle.jp/?page_id=196 【Tripadvisor】Iga Ueno Castle https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g1015945-d1810041-r645274595-Iga_Ueno_Castle-Iga_Mie_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path in Fukushima Prefecture! This video, titled "[4K Video] 2017 Kitakata Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree Path Kitakata-shi, Fukushima" (【4K映像】2017喜多方しだれ桜並木), is a movie showing the beautiful weeping cherry blossoms at a promenade in Fukushima, in full bloom. The Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path ranks #1 for "Famous Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots That Japanese People Want to Visit the Most," #1 for "Most Popular Cherry Blossom Viewing Spot in the Tohoku region"(東北地方, Tohokuchiho), is "The Cherry Blossom Viewing Spot in the Tohoku Region That People Want to Visit the Most," and is a breathtaking sight that should definitely be on your bucket list. The Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path Photo：A woman enjoying a row of cherry blossom trees The Japanese National Railways Nicchu Line used to pass through Kitakata, Fukushima Prefecture in the Tohoku region, but is now discontinued. The ruins of the Japanese National Railway's Nicchu Line, which was abandoned in 1984 was subsequently transformed into the "Nicchu Railway Line Memorial Cycling Pedestrians' Path" (日中線記念自転車歩行者道, Nitchusenkinenjitenshahokoshado). More than 1,000 cherry blossom trees are planted along the 3-kilometer promenade! In the spring, as you can see in the video, the pink cherry blossoms burst into bloom and create a beautiful cherry blossom tunnel that is nothing short of breathtaking. Things to Do Near the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path Source :YouTube screenshot Every year in Kitakata, a project called "Hospitality with Flowers Kitakata" is held, and street stalls pop up along the promenade in the tourism season. You can see this at 0:43 in the video. It's wonderful to visit during the cherry blossom season and also when the cherry blossoms are just starting to fall, creating a blizzard of cherry blossom petals. There is also a steam locomotive midway through the promenade, as you can see from 2:00 in the video. This steam locomotive used to run on the Nicchu Line. The contrast between the pink weeping cherry blossoms and the black steam locomotive is perfect, so be sure to get a photo for your Instagram. Because the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path in Fukushima is a promenade, it cannot be used for parties. Summary of the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path in Fukushima Photo：Yoshino cherry trees・Nicchu Line steam locomotive There are many places in Japan where you can view cherry blossoms, such as weeping cherry blossoms or Yoshino cherry blossoms, burst into bloom. Among them, the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path is a place that will have you thinking "I'm glad I came here." Be sure to check the bloom forecast on the news or bloom forecast websites and visit the Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom! ◆Fukushima Prefecture Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path｜General Information◆ 【Address】Jioshikirihigashi, Kitakata, Fukushima: Jisuwa,etc. 【Blooming Period】The middle to the end of April 【Night Cherry Blossom Lighting】 None 【Access】A five-minute walk off the Banetsusai Line from Kitakata Station 【Parking】Available: Kitakata Commercial High School Ruins Temporary Tourism Parking Spot, etc. (Free) 【Bathrooms】Inside Kitakata Plaza, etc. 【Official Website】Nicchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Path – Kitakata Tourism and Local Products Association http://www.kitakata-kanko.jp/category/detail.php?id=104

Sapporo Clock Tower! This time, we'll introduce the video "Sapporo 'Sapporo Clock Tower,'" a video tour of Sapporo City Clock Tower, a popular tourist attraction in Sapporo City (札幌市, Sapporo-Shi), Hokkaido (北海道, Hokkaido)! The Sapporo Clock Tower is a distinctive building with a large clock on a triangular roof in Sapporo City, Hokkaido. The Sapporo Clock Tower is the oldest existing clock tower in Japan and has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. In this article, we introduce the Sapporo Clock Tower alongside the video. What Is the Sapporo Clock Tower? Photo：Hokkaido・Sapporo Clock Tower The Sapporo Clock Tower is a historical building built in 1876 as the former Sapporo Agricultural College's (currently Hokkaido University) martial arts dojo (enbujo). As you can see from 1:50 in the video, the signboard that says "enbujo" is still there. This mechanical clock tower was installed in the building in 1881. The clock is a pendulum-type tower clock made in the United States. The clock tower was purchased by the Sapporo City Government in 1896, and the building was used as a library and public hall before being used as an exhibition hall. More About the Sapporo Clock Tower Source :YouTube screenshot The area where the Sapporo Clock Tower is located is also known as the birthplace of Hokkaido University. Many documents from the Hokkaido University Library are displayed at the Sapporo Clock Tower as well. As you can see from 2:41 in the video, a photo of "Bell of Clock Tower," a song written by Tetsuo Takashina in 1922, played on the violin, is displayed in the exhibition room on the first floor. Additionally, from 4:11 in the video, you can see a reproduction of the auditorium on the second floor of the Sapporo Clock Tower and the inner workings of the clock. Sightseeing Around Sapporo Clock Tower Photo：Sapporo Hitsujigaoka Observation Hill・Clark Statue In the vicinity of the Clock Tower in Sapporo City, you can see the Former Hokkaido Government Office Building (Red Brick Office Building), and also Hokkaido University, known for the famous words of Dr. Clark, the first vice principal of the university, who said "Boys, be ambitious!" The former Sapporo Agricultural College's dojo was constructed based on the concept that Dr. Clark produced, and in 2017, a statue of Dr. Clark was installed in the Sapporo Clock Tower. You can also enjoy other local delicacies in Sapporo, such as ramen and seafood bowls. There are also many places where you can buy souvenirs nearby. The Sapporo Clock Tower also hosts concerts and events, so be sure to check out their schedule when visiting. Summary of the Sapporo Clock Tower Photo：Hokkaido・Sapporo Clock Tower This video captures the charm of the Sapporo Clock Tower in Hokkaido. The Sapporo Clock Tower underwent a renovation in 2018 and now looks refreshed and beautiful. Unfortunately, the Sapporo Clock Tower is surrounded by buildings and is unfortunately one of the "three most disappointing spots in Japan" due to its less-than-ideal view. However, if you actually visit and tour the museum, you'll be able to enjoy a facility that gives you a sense of Japan's history and culture. If you're looking for places in Hokkaido that are perfect for your Instagram, Sapporo Clock Tower is the place to go! ◆Sapporo Clock Tower Facility Information◆ 【Address】Kita 1-jo Nishi 2-chome, Chuo-Ward, Sapporo 【Access】A 10-minute walk from JR Sapporo Station, a 5-minute walk from Odori Subway Station 【Hours】8:45～17:10 【Admission Fee】Adults: 200 JPY, Free for high school students and younger 【Parking】None 【Telephone】011-231-0838 【Official Website】Sapporo Clock Tower：HOME http://sapporoshi-tokeidai.jp/english/ 【Tripadvisor】Sapporo Clock Tower https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298560-d319830-Reviews-Clock_Tower_Tokei_dai-Sapporo_Hokkaido.html

Introducing Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture This video is a sightseeing PR video of Tsuruoka City, in Yamagata Prefecture in Japan's Tohoku region, produced by the "Tsuruoka City Tourism Federation." Dewa Sanzan (The Three Mountains of Dewa) refers to the three mountains Mt. Haguro, Mt. Gassan and Mt. Yudono, and has a history of being a mountain for Shugendo (Japanese mountain asceticism) until the Edo period (1603 to 1868 AD). In the Tsuruoka City area, a town with superb views of Dewa Sanzan, there are many tourist attractions where you can get a taste of Japanese culture. This video introduces foreign tourists traveling around Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, as they explore Dewa Sanzan, Kamo Aquarium, Food Culture, Castle Town Culture, and Hot Springs. Please enjoy the video on the charms of Tsuruoka City. Things to Do Near Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture Photo：Daihokan Tsuruoka City, located on the Sea of Japan side of Yamagata Prefecture, flourished as a castle town of the Shonai Domain during the Edo period. The walking route of Tsuruoka Park (鶴岡公園, Tsuruoka koen), where lays the ruins of Tsurugaoka Castle (鶴ヶ岡城, Tsuruokajyo), and Daihoji Castle (大法寺城跡, Daihoujijo), allows you to experience the castle town culture of Toji. There are also famous places in the city such as Ideha Shrine (出羽神社, Ideha jinja), Yudonosan Shrine (湯殿山神社, Yudonosan jinja), Zenpo Temple (善寳寺, Zenpoji), and Itsukushima Shrine (厳島神社, Itsukushima jinja). The Haguro Mountain (羽黒山, Hagurosan) five-storied Pagoda of Dewa Miyama Shrine (出羽三山神社, Dewa Miyama jinja) is a tourist attraction registered as a national treasure. You can see footage overflowing with ancient Japanese culture, at 0:58 in the video. Tsuruoka City Kamo Aquarium (加茂水族館, Kamo suizokukan), known as the world's largest jellyfish aquarium, is a popular hole in the wall spot. Tsuruoka City Kamo Aquarium is introduced at 0:40 in the video. Take a look at the beautiful jellyfish. In addition, the scenic Midagahara Marshland (弥陀ヶ原湿原, Midagahara shitsugen) and Atsumi Hot springs (あつみ温泉, Atsumi Onsen) are 2 more popular tourist attractions. Enjoy Traditional Japanese Culture in Tsuruoka City Source :YouTube screenshot If you're going to Tsuruoka City, then you're looking for a one of a kind experience. At the Togashi Candle Store, you can easily experience Japanese culture through the painting experience of Tsuruoka City's famous painted candles. This is shown at 0:31 of the video, so enjoy the painting experience. The Tsuruoka Tenjin Festival held in May and the Oiyasa Festival held in August are bustling with lively music. By participating in these events, you can enjoy traditional Japanese culture. Footage of one of the festivals can be seen at 1:06 in the video. Dining in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture Photo：Dadacha soybeans In Tsuruoka City, there are many locations where you can enjoy Japanese food culture to your hearts content. We recommend Tsuruoka Ramen, which fresh, local ingredients from the sea and mountains of Tsuruoka City. Speaking of Tsuruoka City's specialties, they also have delicious dadacha soybeans! Dadacha beans grown in the climate of Yamagata Prefecture can be purchased at sightseeing spots, such as a direct market or a roadside station. Summary of Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture The video introduced here is full of the charms of Tsuruoka City. Places like Dewa Sanzan, with its beautiful natural scenery, sightseeing spots around the city, and delicious local cuisine dotted throughout the city. There are a lot of places that we couldn't cover in this article, so be sure to check out the video for a more in depth look at what Tsuruoka City has to offer. We hope you enjoy your trip to Tsuruoka City!

A Look at Rakan-ji Temple's "Gohyaku-Rakan" at the World Heritage Site "Iwami Ginzan"! In this video "Gohyaku-rakan - Shimane｜World Heritage Site - 五百羅漢(世界遺産)," you can see the Gohyaku Rakan at Rakan-ji Temple in Shimane Prefecture's Oda City. (*Arhats, Luohans, and Rakans are all the same thing). Speaking of tourist destinations in Shimane Prefecture, Iwami Ginzan is a famous location that was designated as a World Heritage Site in 2007. Rakan-ji Temple’s Gohyaku Rakan, featured in the video, has been registered as a World Heritage Site along with Iwami Ginzan and its surrounding historic sites. If you visit the Gohyaku Rakan statues, which are made using advanced masonry techniques, you'll see the high level craftsmanship of ancient Japan. You can enjoy the spectacular scenery with a rich historical flavor in this video. The Gohyaku Rakan of Iwami Ginzan: History and Origins Source :YouTube screenshot The official name of Rakan-ji Temple, a Shingon Buddhist temple in Odashi, Shimane Prefecture, is Ishimuroyama Muiryouin. It has a history of more than 250 years, having been built by Tsukiumi Join in 1764. In the video, you can see it from the arched stone taikobashi bridge over the creek opposite Rakan-ji Temple. Introduced at 2:14 in the video is the World Heritage Site of the Gohyaku Rakan of Rakan-ji Temple. They are enshrined in three caves. The Gohyaku Rakan of Shimane Prefecture is a historical heritage site that was built in the Edo period (1603-1868) to memorialize those who died in the mines. Nakaba Gorozaemon Nakaba, an official of the Omori magistrate's office at the time, visited Rakan-ji Temple and built the statue of the Gohyaku Rakan together with the chief priest, Tsukiumi Join, based on the techniques and culture of the temple. Arhats, which represent Buddhist enlightenment, were formally called Rakan. All of the five hundred Rakan statues at Rakan-ji Temple are from Fukumitsu and attract attention as one of the most important religious sites in Japan. You can see the various expressions of the statues: smiling, crying, preaching, even fat, and skinny statues. Highlights of Rakan-ji Temple Source :YouTube screenshot The arched stone bridge on the grounds of Rakan-ji Temple has a long history since it's construction. The ceiling of the temple's main hall is decorated with the a legendary dragon that is said to have tormented the local people. In addition to Gohyaku Rakan, which has been designated as a national historic site, there are also statues of Gautama Buddha and wooden statues designated as tangible cultural properties by the city of Daejeon in the temple. you should definitely check out the large Hokyoin Pagoda, the stone caves, and the red seal. If you want to visit the World Heritage Sites of Iwami Ginzan and Gohyaku Rakan, we recommend using a tourist hotel in the area. Find a hotel with good reviews and enjoy a wonderful trip. Summary of Rakan-ji Temple Source :YouTube screenshot This time, we introduced a video of the Gohyaku Rakan statues in Shimane Prefecture, which are also designated as a World Heritage Site. We hope this video has made you want to visit Rakan-ji Temple. Temples called "Rakan-ji Temples" are located in Tokyo, Oita Prefecture, and many other places. Among them, the Gohyaku Rakan statue of Shimane is a popular historical spot with ancient origins. If you want to see the spectacular beauty of the Gohyaku Rakan, be sure to visit Shimane Prefecture! ◆ Shimane Prefecture Rakan-ji Temple 500 Hyakukan◆ 【Address】804 Omoricho, Oda-shi, Shimane 【Address】30 minutes by bus from Oda-shi Station on the San-in Main Line 【Parking】Use the Ginzan Park parking lot (free) 【Phone number】0854-89-0005 【Official Website】｜Iwami Ginzan (World Heritage), Omori Town, Shimane Prefecture http://www.rakanji.jp/

Odawara Castle, a Fortress Feared for Its Impenetrability This is a promotional video for Odawara castle, titled "Odawara Castle PR Video 2013," brought to you by Cityodawara. Odawara castle is a popular tourist destination in Odawara city, Kanagawa prefecture (神奈川県, Kanagawaken), located in the Kanto region of Japan. It's popular with both locals and foreigner visitors alike. Odawara castle was the Odawara clan's stronghold from the Sengoku period until the Edo period and was known and feared for being impenetrable. It would become the domain's administrative headquarters for the Odawara clan. During the reign of the third generation feudal lord Hojo Ujiyasu, the castle underwent substantial military strengthening and became famous as an impenetrable castle after withstanding fierce attacks from both Uesugi Kenshin and Takeda Shingen. At the time of the Battle of Odawara, Hojo Ujimasa set up camp at the castle, and for 5 generations, up until the reign of Hojo Ujinao, his family remained in and protected the castle, and the area flourished as a political center in the southern Kanto region. During this short video we would like to introduce our most recommended sightseeing spots around Odawara castle. Looking at these images will make you feel truly as if you've traveled back in time and will give you a taste of life back in the Warring States period. Sightseeing Spots Around Odawara Castle, Home to the Hojo Clan Photo：Odawara Castle Maidashi Gate After the restoration (from July 2015 to April 2016), Odawara castle became a symbol of Odawara city and one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. Starting with the Castle Tower (天守閣, Tenshukaku), there are also many other places of historic significance, such as the Castle Park (小田原城跡公園, Odawarajouseki kouen), Castle Gate (常盤木門, Tokiwagimon), Copper Gate (銅門, Doumon), Maidashi Gate (馬出門, Umadashimon) and Ninomaru areas. The castle is also famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot in the spring. Throughout this video you can take a look inside the historic castle's grounds. The shot of the cherry blossom in full bloom and the Castle Tower at 1:20 is absolutely breathtaking. By far the most instagrammable spot in the area! In recent years, an increasing number of tourists visit the castle to collect a stamp of the Shogun's seal, called Go-shuin. There are also various museums and events to take part in, such as an armor wearing experience, the Tokiwagimon Samurai Museum (常盤木門SAMURAI館, Tokiwagimon Samurai kan), Odawara Castle History Museum (小田原城歴史見聞館, Odawarajou rekishi kenbunkan), as well as a children's playground to keep the kids entertained. For more detailed information on the facilities, please ask a staff member at the Ninomaru tourist office inside the castle grounds. You can also see the natural beauty of the changing seasons at Odawara castle throughout the video. From 1:37 in the video, you can take a look at the superb view from the Castle Tower overlooking the city, with the ocean in the backdrop. Popular Tourist Attractions in Kanagawa Prefecture: Odawara Castle Area Restaurant Guide Boiled fish paste products, such as kamaboko, are a speciality of the Odawara area. Honmaru tea house (本丸茶屋, Honmaru chaya) and shop, located inside the castle grounds, are popular lunch destinations among visitors, and a great spot to try the local cuisine. Here you can enjoy your lunch, surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the castle. In the vicinity of the castle you can also find many cafes, restaurants, and izakaya (Japanese bar/restaurant). We recommend taking a walk around the castle area and trying some of the local delicacies! Popular Tourist Attractions in Kanagawa Prefecture: Odawara Castle Area Restaurant Guide The following are a list of events which took place at Odawara Castle in 2019: Family History Tour (夏休み親子歴史教室, Natsuyasumi oyako rekishi kyoushitsu)(held during summer vacation), Fuma Ninja Class (風魔忍者教室, Fuuma ninja kyoushitsu), Projection Mapping World Tournament (プロジェクションマッピング世界大会, purojekushon mappingu sekaitaikai), Sengoku Gonbei Original Art Exhibition (センゴク権兵原画展, Sengokugonbei gengaten) and the Odawara Lantern Summer Festival (小田原ちょうちん夏祭り, Odawara chouchin natsumatsuri). For more details, please check the official Odawara Castle home page. Popular Tourist Attractions in Kanagawa Prefecture: Odawara Castle Introduction Summary Photo：Cherry Blossoms at Odawara Castle Odawara Castle can be accessed by a 10-minute walk from Odawara Castle Train Station (小田原城駅, Odawarajou eki). If you are travelling by car, you can reach Odawara castle from Ogikubo Interchange (荻窪IC, Ogikubo IC), Odawara Atsugi Road (小田原厚木道路, Odawara atsugidouro) in around 10 minutes. Please note that that there is no parking lot at Odawara Castle Park. Odawara castle is a tourist spot in Kanagawa prefecture that has grown equal in popularity to destinations such as Yokohama, Shonan, and Kamakura. Why not take a trip to Odawara Castle and experience some of Japan's rich cultural history? Be sure to enjoy the video, it may give you a taste of what it felt like to be a samurai warrior during the Warring States period! ◆Odawara Castle◆ 【Address】 Odawara Castle, Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture 250-0014 【Access】10-minute walk from Odawara station (小田原駅, Odawaraeki)(JR Eastern Japan) 【Hours】9:00～17:00 【Parking】No car park on site 【Telephone】0465-23-1373 【Official Website】Odawara Castle https://odawaracastle.com/ 【Tripadvisor】Odawara Castle https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021278-d1311266-Reviews-Odawara_Castle-Odawara_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

兵庫県・朝来市の魅力を濃縮した観光動画を紹介 こちらの動画は「あさご市ポータルサイト「あさぶら」」が公開した「Asago City, Japan 4K (Ultra HD) - 朝来市」です。 兵庫県朝来市は京阪エリアから山陰に至る交通の要衝でもあります。 兵庫県朝来市は竹田城だけではなく、歴史と自然が培った魅力が詰まった観光の穴場。 そんな兵庫県朝来市の観光名所を紹介していきます。 兵庫県・朝来市のおすすめ歴史スポット 兵庫県朝来市の観光名所といえば何といっても竹田城が有名。 日本100名城に入る山城の城郭で、2018年の日本の城検索ランキングで第2位にも入りました。 気候条件により発生した雲海に浮いているように見えるその景色から「日本のマチュピチュ」「天空の城」と称えられます。 また、虎が伏しているかのように見える外観から、別名・虎臥城（とらふすじょう）とも。最短ルートで最寄りの駐車場からおよそ20分。 登山に慣れている人であれば、金梨山から登って、竹田城の全貌を収めた絶景を眺めるのもアリでしょう。 兵庫県朝来市の銀山開発の歴史 竹田城と深いかかわりがあるのが、生野銀山です。 城主である太田氏が七代にわたり守り続け、明治に入ると実業家・五代友厚が近代化に尽力しました。 大正時代には生野銀山から当時の駅までを結ぶトロッコ道も敷設されました。 トロッコ道には生野平城の石垣が利用され、鉱山町の景観が現在も残り観光スポットとなっています。 兵庫県朝来市の大自然の中で堪能するアウトドア 兵庫県朝来市には、岩が滝登りをしている魚のように見えることから、魚ヶ滝と呼ばれる景勝地があります。 観光やアウトドアレジャーを堪能したら、温泉で疲れた体を癒すのもおすすめ。 兵庫県・朝来市の自然が育む絶品グルメ 兵庫県といえば但馬牛が人気。 江戸時代から冬の栄養源として栽培されてきた岩津ねぎも特産品です。 朝来市は醤油や日本酒の醸造所としても栄えました。 旧木村酒造場は古民家ホテルEN（えん）として再利用されています。 観光に一生に一度は訪れてみたい兵庫県朝来市紹介まとめ 兵庫県朝来市は観光したい歴史と文化が詰まった場所です。 たっぷりと魅力の詰まった兵庫県朝来市へ是非足を運んでみてはいかがですか。

「東京タワー」紹介動画について こちらの動画は「東京タワー」が公開した「東京タワー ビジョンムービー」だ。 東京のシンボルとして日本国民に愛されてきた「東京タワー」。 2018年12月には開業60周年を迎えた東京タワーは、2012年5月に「東京スカイツリー」が建設されるまで、日本で最も高い電波塔であり観光地だった。 そんな東京タワーは、現在でも人気の観光スポットとして日本国内の旅行者のみならず、海外からの観光客からも親しまれている。 動画では東京タワーの展望台での楽しみ方や施設情報の案内を元AKB48の人気メンバー梅田彩佳が行っている。 東京タワー観光に行く予定のある方は、動画で予習してみてはいかがだろうか。 日本一高い建物だった「東京タワー」の現在の役割 東京タワーは、1958年12月に建設完了した東京都港区芝公園にある高さ333メートルの電波塔であり、日本一高い建物だった。 日本の歴史において東京タワーが果たした役割は大きく、テレビ局などの電波を日本の多くの世帯に発信していた。 東京タワーは、現在東京スカイツリーが完成したことで、電波塔としての役割は無く、予備電波塔と位置づけられている。 しかしながら、日本国内でも有数の観光地として訪れる方は多く、観光客は年間で360万人にも登り、日本のランドマークとしての役割を担っている。 近年においては東京タワーが日本の観光地として更に親しまれるために、バリアフリー化やイルミネーションによる企画などさまざまな取組みを行っている。 エレベーターの先は別世界！絶景の360度パノラマ 東京タワーで観光客が訪れることが出来るスポットは、150メートル地点にある「メインデッキ（大展望台）」と250メートル地点にある「トップデッキ（特別展望台）」だ。 メインデッキは動画の0:36から紹介されている。 ここは「360度パノラマ展望台」となっており、貸し出しの双眼鏡「レンタルスコープ」で東京中を見渡すことが出来る。 また、ガラス張りの床がスリル満点の「ルックダウンウィンドウ」はまるで空中を歩いているような感覚になる。 メインデッキにある「タワー大明神」は東京都内で最も高い位置にある神社として知られている。 受験シーズンになると「一番高い」成績を祈願して多くの学生が訪れる。 その他にも、イメージキャラクターとして有名な「ノッポン」のオリジナルグッズを購入できるショップやおしゃれなイベント会場「Club333」、東京タワーの周辺情報をまとめた「展望解説ボード」などがある。 さらに高いトップデッキから東京を見渡す！ トップデッキ（特別展望台）は、予約制の「トップデッキツアー」に申し込んだ方のみが入れる特別な空間だ。 動画の3:33でトップデッキから見た景色を紹介している。 ここはメインデッキのような広い展望台ではないものの、メインデッキよりさらに100メートル高い250メートルから東京を見渡すことが出来る。 その景色は、まさに絶景だ。 設置された「ジオメトリックミラー」というオブジェは、風景が鏡に乱反射するよう設計されたもので、ロマンチックな雰囲気を演出する。 東京で人気のデートスポットだ。 「東京タワー」紹介動画まとめ 東京のシンボル「東京タワー」の魅力や施設情報を紹介した。 東京タワーは、東京都港区芝公園にあり非常にアクセスのしやすい観光施設だ。 電車で向かう場合、最寄り駅は大江戸線赤羽橋駅だ。 徒歩で10分以内で到着することができる。 バスで向かう場合は、目黒駅や品川駅などの主要な駅からバスが出ている。 また東京タワーには合計300台以上の車が収容可能な駐車場が併設されているので、車で来る観光者の方も安心だ。 建設から60年経ったが、魅力的な施設であることは変わりなく、満足できる観光地となっている。 動画を見て気になった方は、ぜひ足を運んで見てはいかがだろうか。

This video was shot by "STARstreamer YOSUKE" and is titled "[Best View in Yamaguchi Prefecture] Akiyoshidai Benten Pond in Akiyoshidai 4K." This video introduces Akiyoshidai, one of the largest karst plateaus in Japan, and Akiyoshido Cave, one of the largest natural limestone caves in Japan, located underneath the plateau. Both Akiyoshidai and Akiyoshido Cave have been designated as Special Natural Monuments since 1964. The mystique and grandeur of nature and the complete change between scenery above ground and below ground is truly impressive, making it a place to throw on your bucket list. This video shows actual footage of Akiyoshidai and Akiyoshido Cave, so be sure to check it out!

This video, titled "PR Video for the 500th Anniversary of Kofu's Founding "Furin Kazan" (こうふ開府500年観光PR動画『風林火山』), was released by "kofu-shingen." In 2019, Kofu City, in Yamanashi Prefecture, celebrated its 500th anniversary since its founding. The video introduces the sights and sounds of Kofu City, named after the Japanese idiom "Furin Kazan" (風林火山, "as fast as the wind, as quiet as the forest, as daring as fire, and immovable as the mountain​") which was a favorite of the warlord Takeda Shingen. The movie shows Gomi Shoyu, which has been in business for more than 150 years, Koshu Daruma, which is characterized by the carved face of Takeda Shingen, Kai Zenkoji Temple, which is associated with Shingen, and Takeda Shrine. The video also features Houtou, a local cuisine of Yamanashi, the professional soccer club, Ventforet Kofu, and the Daijingu Festival of Kofu.

An Introduction to Iwafune, Tochigi This video, titled "Tochigi City Iwafune Area PR Video: Nature" (栃木市岩舟地域ＰＲ動画　自然編), was released by "Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture" (栃木県栃木市). Iwafune in Tochigi City has such rich history that even Murahi Shrine, a shrine in Iwafune, appears in the Manyoshu, a collection of ancient Japanese poetry, and it has been used as a filming location for movies and TV dramas for years.

Beautiful Scenery You’ll Only Find in Kyoto This video, titled “[4K] The Gardens of Kyoto / from January to June　[4K] 京都の庭園・1月から6月,” was released by “Yurara Sarara.” The video shows the scenery of Kyoto's gardens from winter to early summer. There are many beautiful gardens in Kyoto that are great for posting to your Instagram! In this article, we’ll introduce information about gardens and sightseeing routes in Kyoto that will allow you to discover the beauty of Japan! The Beautiful Snowy Park in the Video Photo：Sanzen-in Temple, Kyoto The quiet, snowy garden introduced at 0:12 in the video is Sanzen-in Temple, a popular sightseeing destination. In the northern part of Kyoto City, there are many places of interest where you can see spectacular snowscapes. During winter in Kyoto, you can see beautiful camellia and plum blossoms. The view of the snow falling on the petals of the flowers is a very special sight. Must-See Gardens During Spring in Kyoto Photo：The rock garden at Ryoanji Temple, Kyoto From 2:43 in the video, you can see the beautiful cherry blossoms bloom all over Kyoto in spring, providing a breathtaking view of the city. The area around Okazaki, where Heian Shrine and Nanzenji Temple are located, is another popular destination among tourists for its historical museums and spacious parks. There's also the Katsura Imperial Villa, where you can experience Japanese architectural culture, and Ryoan-ji Temple, famous for its stone garden that uses with 15 different types of stones. Be sure not to miss the breathtaking sight of cherry blossom petals dancing across the rock garden created using stones and sand. Gardens With the Best Early Summer Atmosphere in Kyoto Photo：Tofukuji Temple, Kyoto We highly recommend visiting Kyoto's beautiful gardens during late spring-early summer, as this is when the fresh greenery is most vibrant. We recommend checking out Tofukuji Temple, introduced at 4:39 in the video, and Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine. Nonomiya Shrine in Arashiyama, a place that appears often in classical Japanese literature, is another destination that many tourists come to to heal. At 5:51 in the video, you'll see a beautiful view of Murin-an, a quiet spot where you can enjoy green tea while admiring the garden created by Ogawa Jihei. The garden offers a spectacular view of Kyoto's fresh greenery, and in fall, it's decorated with the vibrant colors of the autumn leaves. Visiting the garden in different seasons will allow you to enjoy a new experience each time. Summary of Kyoto’s Beautiful Gardens Photo：Autumn foliage at Heian Shrine, Kyoto The video “[4K] The Gardens of Kyoto / from January to June　[4K] 京都の庭園・1月から6月” introduces many of the beautiful gardens that Kyoto has to offer. By watching the video, you’ll get a good idea of what to expect when visiting Kyoto’s gardens, and also find some beautiful locations, including famous temples, hidden gardens, and popular parks, to throw on your itinerary for when you visit Kyoto! Be sure to check out the video to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kyoto!

Introduction To the Oku-Saga Area of Kyoto and Sagano This video, titled "[4K] 奥嵯峨　京都の寺院　OKU-SAGA Temples of Kyoto" was released by "Yurara Sarara." It's a video that introduces the temples of Kyoto and Oku-Saga in beautiful 4K quality. Even in Kyoto and Sagano, which are popular as tourist destinations; Oku-Saga is a hidden gem known by only a few people where you can go for a quiet stroll. This article, will introduce popular recommended spots and tourist information for Oku-Saga. Lined with stone Buddhas, Oku-Saga is sure to ease your mind. About the Oku-Saga Area of Sagano, Kyoto Photo：Thatched roofs in Sagano, Kyoto Kyoto's "Sagano Arashiyama" is a very popular area when it comes to Kyoto tourism. As you head northwest from Arashiyama/Togetsukyo, you'll find the "Oku-Saga Toriimoto District" located in Kyoto City's Ukyo Ward. The quaint cityscape with thatched roof buildings has been included in the "Groups of Traditional Buildings." Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple in Oku-Saga is said to be the "starting point for exploring Sagano." In addition, the Adashino area is known as a place for funeral processions. As for how to get to Sagano, we recommend the walking course from JR Saga Arashiyama Station. However, using the city bus or a taxi is also fine. The 4 Temples of Sagano Introduced in the Video Photo：8,000 stone Buddhas at Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple in Kyoto In this video, 4 temples of Kyoto Sagano are introduced. Takiguchi-dera Takiguchi-dera, the Temple that can be seen from the beginning of the video around 0:10, is known for the tragic love story between Takiguchi Nyudo (Saito Tokiyori) and Yokobue. The main building with the thatched roof that stands quietly on the scenic Mt. Ogura, is an impressive sight. Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple, which can be seen from 0:50 in the video, is a temple of the Jodo Buddhist sect. Within the compound, are approximately 8,000 stone Buddha statues. Every year on August 23rd and 24th, a memorial service that involves lighting candles, called "Sento Kuyo," is held, and it is known for its mystical beauty. Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple which can be seen from 1:44 in the video, was built by Emperor Shotoku during the Nara period (710-794). The main hall and the building housing the principal object of worship were built during the Kamakura period (1185-1333). It has a history of being rebuilt from remains after being abandoned. It also goes by another name "The Temple of 1200 Arhats" from the different expressions of the 1,200 arhats carved by worshippers. Gohodo Benzaiten Shrine You can see Gohodo Benzaiten Shrine from 2:23 in the video. Benzaiten is known as a secret spot for viewing autumn leaves at the southeastern foot of Mt. Mandala, where one of the Gozan no Okuribi "Toriigata" is lit up. Summary the Oku-Saga Area of Kyoto and Sagano Photo：The bamboo forest at Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple in Kyoto This video, "[4K] 奥嵯峨　京都の寺院　OKU-SAGA Temples of Kyoto," introduces the Oku-Saga area in Kyoto Sagano which is perfect for going on a walk to clear your mind. Be sure to check it out and get a feel for what the ancient capital of Kyoto is like. Each of the 4 temples that were introduced in the video require an entrance fee. You can also enjoy collecting the temple seals as well. In the Sagano Arashiyama area, there are plenty of restaurants you can have lunch at and souvenir shops to buy gifts, so be sure to stop by both during your visit! 【Tripadvisor】Sagano https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g298564-d1386107-r164868405-Sagano-Kyoto_Kyoto_Prefecture_Kinki.html