What a beautiful garden! I wish I knew more about garden so I could tell which ones are considered more beautiful. To my eyes they are all outstanding! Sanada Yukimura is really one of the greatest heroes of Japan! The fact he traveled so much is good so you can visit places related to him! My favorite from the Sengoku period is Uesugi Kenshin! Your english is slowly but surely getting better! Keep up the good work and thank you for these videos Samurai!!
Thank you for supporting Deep Japan. My English? I don’t want to speak English fluently. I want to speak like a Japanese samurai actor in Hollywood movie, like Mifune Toshiro.
Wow this is so interesting, thank you! Great to see the rocks & views I'd have otherwise missed. Looks like great weather! I had read in manga about old samurai families who went on to become large business holders so I'm excited to learn more about Sumitomo Group (and now I have a lot of open internet tabs to read). It looks like it was founded at a similar time to the Dutch East India Company. What a big period of changes for the world. I also didn't realise that it was the same garden designer who made Murinan (which is harder to see these days, its a little expensive too, but more quiet than similar gardens of such high quality) and Heian Jingu shrine, both of which are very beautiful and some of my favourite places to be. Also interesting to hear about the battle!
Ooooh, more Tennoji! Thank you for this, once again! I would love it if you did the entirety of the 七坂 someday - it's my favorite hidden stretch in the middle of this city, and I love to show it to my visitors when they arrive to Osaka for the first time! :)...Do you think you might ever do 聖天山 in Abeno? It sounds like it has a very rich history, but has fallen on some devastating misfortune in recent years. I read somewehere that Sen no Rikyu's own master, Takeno Joo had a tea house there once!...it's all just a sad ruin, now....and the temple there is endangered! Please tell us about it, maybe people can try to save it! BTW, not sure if you realized, the sound is very very low on this video. The obnoxious commercials really come blaring out terribly, which is really jarring while being otherwise immersed in your peaceful and serene scenes. Might it be possible to re-upload with the volume a little higher?
Thank you for your comment. I’ve never been to 七坂. I’m afraid I read about 聖天山. Thank you for your information. I try to edit sound a little louder. Thank you for your advice.
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