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Monjusen-Ji Temple – Oita – 峨眉山 文殊仙寺 – 4K Ultra HD
Located in the Kinusaki Peninsula of Oita Prefecture, one of Japan’s most beautiful areas, Monjusenji Temple is believed to have been founded in 648 by the Father of Shugendo, En no Gyoja, acclaiming Monju Bodhisattva as the temple’s main idol of worship from Godaisan, China. It prospered in the Edo period as a place of worship for Kitsuki’s feudal clan lord Matsudaira Nomi.
Monjusen-Ji, used to be famous in the past for its “Wisdom water” which once drunk in the form of an incantation before their first year would be “washed” of any impurities associated with colics often deadly at that time.
This video was made in Cooperation with Tourism Oita. Learn more about Oita Prefecture at http://en.visit-oita.jp/
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Situé sur la péninsule de Kinusaki dans la préfecture d’Oita, une des plus belles régions du Japon, le temple Monjusenji daterait de 648, et aurait été fondé par le père du Shugendo, En no Gyoja, et vénère le Bodhisattva Monju, influence spirituelle majeure de Godaisan en Chine. Il a prospéré durant l’ère Edo comme un lieu sacré pour le seigneur du clan féodal Kitsuki, Matsudaira Nomi.
Monjusen-ji était célèbre par le passé pour son eau miraculeuse qui offrait à son jeune buveur, si elle était bue sous forme d’incantation avant son premier anniversaire, une purification de son organisme lui épargnant ainsi les risques de coliques qui étaient très mortelles à cette époque.
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Futago-Ji Temple – Oita – 両子寺 – 4K Ultra HD
Maybe one of Oita’s best-known temples, Futago-ji, is located in the Kunisaki Peninsula and was built in 718 A.D. by Ninmon. Futagoji is also famous for its two Nio Guardian figures build in hard stone and capable of withstanding whatever mother nature can throw them at.
Right in the middle of the temple ground, you will find its main hall, known as the Gomado Hall. Dedicated to Fudomyoo, a protector of Buddhism, and the Okunoin Hall, it enshrines the thousand-armed Kannon Bodhisattva.
On a side note, Oita is famous across Japan for its Toriten or Tori tempura, a delicacy that is, as far as we are concerned, much tastier and delicate than karaage. One of the best restaurants offering Toriten in Oita is located just next to the temple : 両子河原座 (Futagokawaraza, +81-978-64-6305), check it out!
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Probablement un des temples les plus connus d’Oita, Futago-Ji est situé sur la péninsule de Kunisaki et a été construit en 718 par Ninmon. Le temple est particulièrement réputé pour ses deux représentations de gardes Nio, taillés dans de la roche très solide et capable de rester debouts malgré les pires caprice de dame nature.
Exactement au milieu du terrain du temple, vous trouverez le hall principal, connu sous le nom de Hall Gomado et dédié au protecteur du bouddhisme Fudomyoo, ainsi que le Hall Okunoin qui est le sanctuaire du Kannon Bodhisattva aux milles bras.
Il est bon de savoir que Oita est réputée à travers le Japon pour des Toriten, ou Tori Tempura, qui est d’après notre propre opinion bien plus savoureux et délicat que le Karaage. Un des meilleurs restaurants qui sert du Toriten à Oita se situe juste à côté du temple : 両子河原座 (Futagokawaraza, +81-978-64-6305). Allez donc y faire un tour !
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We Tried A Rotating Oven — And It Actually Works!
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The Rules of Kendo – EXPLAINED!
Ninh explains – The Rules of Kendo. This is a Japanese Martial Art and Sport based upon Samurai Swordsmanship or Kenjutsu. It’s contested worldwide and is popular in Japan.
Specific to International Kendo Federation Rules – watch this short beginner’s tutorial video guide on how Kendo is played, Kendo rules, and how to play Kendo
Learn about ippon, men, kote, do, tare, zanshin, ki, ken, tai, tie, shinai, sword and more.
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[Cinematic] Ohara-Tei Residence – Oita – 大原邸 – 4K Ultra HD
Located a few minutes away by walk from Kitsuki Castle in the heart of Kitsuki City in Oita, Ohara-Tei is the residential building used during the Edo period to house karo top-ranking officials of the Matsudaira Domain.
Ohara-Tei, as well as the many residences in the same area, used to host many high ranking samurais in the past. Featuring gorgeous thick thatched roof, with beautiful gardens and ample rooms, the Ohara-Tei residence is the embodiment of what used to be a samurai’s house in the past and about their way of live in Oita prefecture. Note that visiting the Ohara-Tei residence and other surrounding houses are free for everyone wearing a kimono!
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Situé à quelques minutes à pieds du château de Kitsuki dans le coeur de la ville de Kitsuki à Oita, Ohara-tei est un bâtiment résidentiel utilisé en l’ère Edo pour loger les personnes les plus influentes du domaine de Matsudaira.
Ohara-Tei, tout comme beaucoup d’autres résidences dans cette zone, ont abrité de nombreux samouraïs de haut rang par le passé. Couverte d’un magnifique toit de chaume épais, avec de beaux jardins et de larges chambres, la résidence Ohara-Tei reflète à merveille le mode de vie des samouraïs de la préfecture d’Oita dans le temps. Notez aussi que la visite de la résidence d’Ohara-Tei et des maisons environnantes est gratuite pour tous ceux qui seront vêtu d’un kimono!
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Ohara-Tei Residence – Oita – 大原邸 – 4K Ultra HD
Located a few minutes away by walk from Kitsuki Castle in the heart of Kitsuki City in Oita, Ohara-Tei is the residential building used during the Edo period to house karo top-ranking officials of the Matsudaira Domain.
Ohara-Tei, as well as the many residences in the same area, used to host many high ranking samurais in the past. Featuring gorgeous thick thatched roof, with beautiful gardens and ample rooms, the Ohara-Tei residence is the embodiment of what used to be a samurai’s house in the past and about their way of live in Oita prefecture. Note that visiting the Ohara-Tei residence and other surrounding houses are free for everyone wearing a kimono!
This video was made in Cooperation with Kitsuki Tourism Organization as well as Tourism Oita.
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Situé à quelques minutes à pieds du château de Kitsuki dans le coeur de la ville de Kitsuki à Oita, Ohara-tei est un bâtiment résidentiel utilisé en l’ère Edo pour loger les personnes les plus influentes du domaine de Matsudaira.
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[Cinematic] Kitsuki Castle – Oita – 杵築城 – 4K Ultra HD
First built in 1394 by the fourth daimyo Kizuki Yorinao and located in the city of Kitsuki in Oita prefecture, the Kitsuki Castle is, believe it or not, Japan’s smallest and obviously cuttest caste!
Belonging to the Kitsuki Clan, and for almost fourteen generations and until the end of the 16th century, today’s castle is unfortunately not the very same built back in 1394 and has suffered many natural disasters over the centuries and it is only in 1970 that it was decided to rebuild the castle from the ground up.
Because of its size the best way to enjoy the castle is either from the air or far away from one of Kitsuki city’s many vantage points over this small, yet beautiful castle.
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Premièrement construit en 1394 par le quatrième daimyo Kizuki Yorinao et situé dans la ville de Kitsuki dans la préfecture d’Oita, le château de Kitsuki est, croyez le ou non, le plus petit et donc le plus mignon château du Japon!
Appartenant au clan Kitsuki depuis presque quatorze générations et jusqu’au 16ème siècle, le château n’a malheureusement de nos jours plus le même charme qu’en 1394 car il a vécu de nombreuses catastrophes naturelles et ce n’est qu’en 1970 qu’il fut reconstruit dans son intégralité.
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Kitsuki Castle – Oita – 杵築城 – 4K Ultra HD
First built in 1394 by the fourth daimyo Kizuki Yorinao and located in the city of Kitsuki in Oita prefecture, the Kitsuki Castle is, believe it or not, Japan’s smallest and obviously cuttest caste!
Belonging to the Kitsuki Clan, and for almost fourteen generations and until the end of the 16th century, today’s castle is unfortunately not the very same built back in 1394 and has suffered many natural disasters over the centuries and it is only in 1970 that it was decided to rebuild the castle from the ground up.
Because of its size the best way to enjoy the castle is either from the air or far away from one of Kitsuki city’s many vantage points over this small, yet beautiful castle.
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Premièrement construit en 1394 par le quatrième daimyo Kizuki Yorinao et situé dans la ville de Kitsuki dans la préfecture d’Oita, le château de Kitsuki est, croyez le ou non, le plus petit et donc le plus mignon château du Japon!
Appartenant au clan Kitsuki depuis presque quatorze générations et jusqu’au 16ème siècle, le château n’a malheureusement de nos jours plus le même charme qu’en 1394 car il a vécu de nombreuses catastrophes naturelles et ce n’est qu’en 1970 qu’il fut reconstruit dans son intégralité.
De par sa petite taille, le meilleur moyen de contempler le château est soit par les airs, soit depuis un des nombreux points de vue de la ville de Kitsuki.
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[Remastered] Shibuya Crossing – Tokyo – 渋谷スクランブル交差点 – 4K Ultra HD
Note: Starting from today onward, we will revisit some of our first and oldest videos and “Remaster” them to correct some of the early mistakes we may have made in the past.
Each newly reworks videos will be tag with a [Remastered] prefix added to their original titles.
This video was originally published on October 4, 2014, on YouTube https://youtu.be/SpIhRwmWH8M
One of Tokyo’s most famous locations, Shibuya Crossing, a scramble crossing, is located just in front of Shibuya Station and a few steps away from the Statue of Hachiko*. Shibuya Crossing has been made famous not only by its atypical crossing but also by its giant TV Screens, many advertising signs, and youth fashion stores. Compared by many to New York’s Times Square, Shibuya Crossing has been seen in many foreign movies around the world and quickly became a number one tourist curiosity in Japan.
*Hachiko was an Akita dog that died in 1935. He is celebrated and remembered for his loyalty to his owner even after the owner died. For an additional 10 years, Hachiko continued his ritual of walking to Shibuya Station and waiting for his beloved owner to return.
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The Rules of Track Cycling – EXPLAINED!
Ninh explains – The Rules of Track Cycling. Sometimes known as ‘Olympic track Cycling’ this is a variation of cycling that is contested indoors on a 250m track known as a velodrome.
Track cycling has lots of different events, and this is a quick guide on how to play or ride, and the various differences between the events.
Learn about time trial, individual sprint, team sprint, individual pursuit, team pursuit, omnium, madison, elimination race, points race, scratch race, keirin, false start, lines, drafting, slip streaming, Olympic competition and more
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