Sasayama Castle [Deep Japan] 丹波篠山城

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The Last Samurai visits Tanba Sasayama castle in Tanbasasayama city Hyogo prefecture, Japan and introduces the castle and the castle town. This castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1609. It was so called Tenkabushin, Shogun's project.
You can also see Bukeyashiki, samurai's houses and Suikinkutsu, a sound effect device of Japanese garden and Makekirai inari, the photojenic shrine.
#japanesecastle #japantravel #hyogo
0:00 Opening
0:20 Sasayama castle
7:49 Bukeyashiki
9:51 Suikinkutsu
11:10 Makekirai inari
12:09 Closing

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23 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@KogakuKing Год назад

Gave me an uncanny sense of recall of the time of feudal lords and Samurai warriors. Sometimes your videos are like time machines to me. Thank you for the trip back! Gassho 🙏🏼

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Not only the castle but also the castle town is like Edo period there.

@SimRacingSK Год назад

Love The beautiful samurai armour and great castle, thank you for showing us this

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Especially stone walls are beautiful.

@abelgerli Год назад

I had really have to smile hearing this special Sukinkutsu. When I visited the former residence of the emperor in Nikko I could hear the small stream nearby in many rooms. That's when I realised what's the real luxury feature of it was. 😊😊

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Japanese garden designers make small bumps in a stream on purpose so that we can hear the sound of the stream from everywhere in the garden actually. They also design the sound.

@cathchr5656 Год назад

Beautiful video as usual and so informative Thank you 😊

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Thank you for supporting Deep Japan.

@christopherhernandez3398 Год назад

ArigatO. Looks like a time when things were slow quiet and measured flowing like water

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

You may have lived in that age.

@mimisocks Год назад

I love your videos. The rich history. I hope you get a bigger following. Keep doing what you love. Thank you for sharing your rich history and talent. Arigato gozaimasu sensei.

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Your comment gave me the motivation to keep on running. Thank you.

@j.dexter7250 Год назад

Beautiful and fascinating! Everything is so pristine. As the previous viewer mentioned (“bobsamurai”), the suikinkutsu is wonderful- every garden should have one! And the Inari shrine is indeed photogenic. Thank you so much!

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

There are two sound effect devices in Japanese garden. One is Suikinkutsu, literally water harp cave and the other is Shishiodoshi, sound of hitting bamboo. Sound is also important part of the beauty.

@ArielRaskin Год назад

WOW! as always beautiful and priceless video about Japanese culture and history! First time I learned about "SuiKinKutsu". Sir, your work is priceless! Thank you for sharing. ありがとうございました

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

I have experienced some more Suikinkutsu which literally means water harp cave. I love it.

@bobsamurai Год назад

I love how the stones and paths are overgrown with moss and other greenery. I've been watching pre-WWII Japanese movies lately, do you know of any that were shot in historical or destroyed places? It would be interesting if the original Sasayama castle was once a movie set. Thanks for sharing this beautiful location and your insight on the history of its components, like the construction background and the Suikinkutsu.

@lastsamuraikyoto Год назад

Thank you for watching. Actually I’m not sure about lost buildings existing in the movie. But Kyoto used to be called Japanese Hollywood. Most the movie studios were in Kyoto and most samurai movies were shot in Kyoto actually. And Kyoto was not bombed in the WW2 because it is so precious. So you can visit the same place as the locations of prewar movies.

@bobsamurai Год назад

@@lastsamuraikyoto wow I didn't know that, thanks!