Natural Tiger Pufferfish From Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture! RyuGin's Delectable Puffer Fish Cuisine! This video shows the pufferfish cuisine of the 3 Michelin star restaurant "RyuGin" in Roppongi. The pufferfish used is natural tiger pufferfish from Shimonoseki, and they introduce a number of pufferfish dishes, starting from scratch. 2:55〜Preparing the pufferfish 5:39〜Fugu Shabu 8:00〜Shirako 10:34〜Yaki Shirako 15:20〜Hirezake 16:34〜Black truffle & milt soup 18:07〜Mikagedama 21:00〜Haruka Hanasansho 24:29〜On-to-Rei 27:05〜Shiju-so 30:56〜Kisho Gokujo 33:36〜Irokaho Be sure to check out the dishes of RyuGin shown in the video, as there's plenty of highlights! ◆RyuGin Store Information◆ 【Address】7F Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, 1-1-2 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo 100-0006 【Access】Directly connected to Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, Hibiya Line, and, Toei Subway Mita Line / Directly connected to Yurakucho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (a 4-minute walk) / Directly connected to Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line and Ginza Line (a 5 minutes walk) / Yurakucho Station on the JR Yamanote and Keihin Tohoku lines (a 5-minute walk) Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) 【Avg. Cost】¥44,000+ 【Hours】17:30-23:00 (L.O. 20:00) 【Closures】Irregular ※Please check the official website 【Parking】None 【Phone】03-6630-0007 【Official Homepage】RyuGin http://www.nihonryori-ryugin.com/en/about/ 【Yelp】RyuGin (龍吟) https://www.yelp.com/biz/%E9%BE%8D%E5%90%9F-%E6%B8%AF%E5%8C%BA?osq=ryugin

This video, titled "#15 Shuzo Kishida (Quintessence)" (#15_岸田周三（Quintessence）), was released by "Palais de Z - The Future of Deliciousness" (パレ・ド・Z〜おいしさの未来〜). This video introduces Shuzo Kishida, the owner-chef of Quintessence, a restaurant that was awarded 1st place among the three Michelin stars restaurants of Tokyo in 2020. One of the characteristics of Chef Shuzo Kishida is that he does not create recipes, and he believes in continuous growth. He has a belief in his ingredients, and in the way he goes to the market to find what he is satisfied with, you can sense the splendor of his sincere approach to cooking. In this video, you'll learn about Chef Shuzo Kishida's career and his passion for cooking!

This video, titled "#29_Hiroyuki Kanda" (#29_神田裕行（かんだ）), was released by "Palais De Z - The Future of Deliciousness" (パレ・ド・Z〜おいしさの未来〜). In this video, Chef Hiroyuki Kanda of the Japanese restaurant "Kanda" in Nishi-Azabu shares his passion for cooking. Kanda trained in Paris when he was young, and after further honing his skills at Aoyagi in his hometown of Tokushima, Kanda went independent at the age of 40. The food served at "Kanda" is a combination of visual beauty and inner depth. The food prepared by the top chef is truly exquisite. At 11:46 in the video, he personally travels to Minami Uonuma in Niigata Prefecture to harvest the finest varieties of rice. This master Japanese chef has a strong dedication to creating the finest dishes.

About the PR Movie for Yamashiro Onsen in Kaga, Ishikawa "山代温泉　PRmovie 【short ver.】" made by the Yamashiro Onsen Tourist Association is a promotional video of popular tourist spots in Kaga city, Ishikawa prefecture. Yamashiro Onsen in Kaga is located in the Hokuriku region of Honshu. It is known as the only Onsen town in the region and referred to as "Ideyu no machi" (The Town of Onsen) with its 1300 years of history. It has been loved by a number of Japanese writers and artists, with a heart of hospitality times past. It's one of the most popular Onsen places on Japanese travel review & comparison sites. many of the charms of old Japan are captured in this one and a half minute video, so be sure to take a look! Attractive Spots Introduced in the Video Source :YouTube screenshot If you want to have a relaxing time, Rosanjin's Hut "Iroha" introduced from 0:24 is a highly recommended tourist spot. Other sightseeing places, such as the foot baths, Kutani Kamaato Museum and the steps of the Japanese alphabet to the Hattori Shrine are shown as well. The unique observatory of Sazaedo at 1:00 in the video is also a very attractive place to visit. Presented at 0:13 in the video is Sohachi's Roppo Yaki, which is great for having a snack while you walk or lunch as well. Kaga parfait presented at 0:47, with it's delectable sweets, is also something you don't want to miss. Onsen and Ryokan in the Area Photo：Yamashiro Onsen Soyu and Kosoyu introduced from 1:09 are Yamashiro's representative traditional Japanese public baths.　 Enjoy good old Japanese baths tiled with Kutaniyaki ceramics. In Yamashiro Onsen there are various select onsen ryokans such as Rurikoh, Yuzankaku, Housyoutei, Yamashitaya and Yoshidaya Sannoukaku. We also recommend lodging such as Araya Totoan, Yayunokuni Tensho, Tachibana Shikitei, Hatori, Beniya Mukayu, Morinosumika Resorts & Spa, Yukai Resort Saichoraku and Hoshino resorts. Of course there are places you can enjoy without staying the night at a hotel as well. The natural minerals in Yamashiro Onsen's spring water are: sodium, calcium, monosulfate, and chloride. The health benefits include: the easing of chronic pains, such as muscle pain, joint pain, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, back pain, neuralgia, frozen shoulder, bruises, sprains. On top of that, it is also effective in easing muscle stiffness caused by motor paralysis, poor circulation, peripheral circulatory disturbance, intestinal disorders, mild cases of high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, asthma, pulmonary emphysema, hemorrhoids, autonomic instability, sleep disorders, depression and aids in recovery from fatigue and promotes health. Things to do When Visiting Yamashiro Onsen There are a variety of things to do when staying at the Yamashiro Onsen. There is "Hazuchio Gakudo" which is a supporting institution for local communication, "Gallery PANNONICA" where unique exhibitions of all genres are held, "Izukuraya Buzangama" where you can see ceramic artworks, "Utsuwazo" where local Kutani ceramic artists' works and other great artworks of Yamanaka's lacquer ware are exhibited, and "Kamamoto Kutani Bitouen" where you can enjoy original ceramic wares. There are a lot of places where you can actually experience the traditional craft Kutaniyaki (A type of Japanese porcelain). If you have a chance to visit Yamashiro Onsen, why not give some of these places a visit as well. Summary of Yamashiro Onsen Photo：Onsen After staying at one of Japan's ryokan, visiting Yamashiro Onsen, spending a wonderful time in the large public baths and open-air baths, you may want to put on your yukata, relax and enjoy some private time exploring the Ryokan. If the weather is nice, you can have a nice time walking around the Onsen village just like in the video. Access is about 30 minutes by car from Komatsu Airport and the closest station is Kaga Onsen Station of Hokuriku-honsen, West Japan Railway. Spend time at Shiroyama Onsen, the popular Onsen area of Kanazawa and Kaga of Ishikawa prefecture will definitely make for an unforgettable experience. 【Official website】Yamashiro Onsen Tourist Organization Kanazawa & Kaga｜27 minutes from Kanazawa station of Hokuriku Shinkansen http://www.yamashiro-spa.or.jp/foreign/en 【Tripadvisor】Yamashiro Onsen Kosouyu https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g651648-d3782601-Reviews-Yamashiro_Onsen_Kosouyu-Kaga_Ishikawa_Prefecture_Hokuriku_Chubu.html

Haneda Airport Garden, Haneda Airport, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan Video Introduction This video, titled "[Haneda Airport Garden] Fully Opened and Ready Promote Japanese Culture" (【羽田エアポートガーデン】全面開業　日本文化を発信), was uploaded by "Nihon Keizai Shimbun" (日本経済新聞). Haneda Airport Garden, a commercial complex directly connected to Haneda Airport's international flights and Terminal 3 had its grand opening on January 31, 2023. Stores with noren curtains and other elements of Japanese culture line the aisles. Haneda Sando is store designed to resemble the approach to a Shinto shrine, with stores on both sides of the aisle, which gives visitors a fun experience similar to that of a typical Japanese shrine festival. The Handa Airport Garden was created with the hope that visitors to Japan can experience Japan from the moment they step off the plane. Be sure to check out the video of Haneda Airport Garden as you read along. What is Haneda Airport Garden? Photo：Haneda Airport, Terminal 3 The Haneda Airport Garden, by Sumitomo Realty & Development, was originally scheduled to open in April 2020, following an increase in the number of international flights, but was postponed due to the impact of the novel coronavirus. The full opening of the new building has been planned in anticipation of a recovery in tourism to Japan. Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, Haneda Airport Garden boasts 12 floors and a total area of 43,000 square meters. The first floor features restaurants, a food court, and other establishments for food and drinks, while the second floor is lined with shops selling local specialties, souvenirs, and sundries, making it a large-scale facility with approximately 70 tenants. In addition, there's a bus terminal on the first floor, which serves as a direct connection between tourist attractions and Haneda Airport, while the second through twelfth floors include a hotel and hot spring facilities. Haneda Airport Garden is a new commercial complex being called the "new face" of Japan. Haneda Airport Garden – Hours, Recommended Souvenir Shops, and Japanese Culture Source :YouTube screenshot Here we'll introduce the stores featured in the video as wel las their business hours. ●Hakuchikudo, a Fan Specialty Shop in Kyoto Hakuchikudo is a store with more than 300 years of history, founded in 1718. The store is popular for making beautiful and fashionable traditional Kyo-sen (Kyoto-style folding fans) created by techniques passed down from one generation to the next. [Video] 0:28 - Hakuchikudo ●Kurazukuri Honpo, a Shop Selling Traditional Japanese Sweets Established in Kawagoe in 1887, this Japanese confectionery store values "ingredients" and "technique" and sells exquisite wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) that are made with the care and passion of its craftsmen. The "Fukuzo" (福蔵, homemade red bean paste wrapped in baked rice cake skin) and "Beniaka kun" (べにあかくん, a biscuit made with butter, whipped cream, and Japanese sweet potatoes) are especially popular. [Video] 0:38 - Kurazukuri Honpo ●Yamakoshi Honpo, a Shop Selling Local Specialties From Niigata, Japan This shop sells local specialties from Nagaoka, Niigata. You can purchase special types of rice, processed rice products, miso, sake, and more. [Video] 1:02 - Yamakoshi Honpo ●Rokkakukan Sakurado is a shop specializing in cosmetic brushes. Visitors can purchase cosmetic brushes and miscellaneous cosmetic goods only available at Haneda Airport Garden here, as well as products from Chikuhodo, a famous cosmetic brush manufacturer in Kumano, Japan. [Video] 1:12 - Rokkakukan Sakurado From Kyoto ●Hakuchikudo and Kurazukuri Honpo are located in the "Japan Promenade" area, while Yamakoshi Honpo and Rokkakukan Sakurado are located in the "Haneda Sando" area. Both shops are making their first appearance in Tokyo. Business hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Recommended Restaurants at Haneda Airport Garden + Business Hours Source :YouTube screenshot In addition to shopping, visitors to the Haneda Airport Garden can also enjoy a variety of dining experiences. ●OEDO FOOD HALL Food Court (大江戸フードホール) (Hours - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.) The interior design is a modern interpretation of Edo-period Japan, and the walls are decorated with ukiyoe-style paintings, a type of woodblock print painting popular at the time. The food court serves a wide variety of dishes, including steak cooked on lava rock, juwari soba noodles made from 100% buckwheat flour, and tekkaju, a dish that uses natural tuna directly shipped from Misaki Port. The restaurant also features ingredients from Tokyo and neighboring prefectures. ●The Izakaya Umaiyo Sakana Umaiyo Sakana (うまいよ魚旨いよ魚) (Hours - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.) A wide variety of fish dishes can be enjoyed here, and customers can enjoy 27 kinds of sake carefully selected from all over Japan. The interior design, reminiscent of a shrine, is also worth noting. ●Hanayama Udon (五代目 花山うどん) (Lunch Hours - 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Dinner Hours 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.) The popular "Hishikawa Udon" here has a chewy texture that could be mistaken for rice cakes, with their signature large noodles. Heijoen, a Japanese BBQ Restaurant (Hours 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.) Heijoen is a restaurant where patrons can enjoy Japan's world-famous Wagyu beef. The menu includes delicious platters and Kobe Beef Tokusen Gozen, a set meal that includes an assortment of the finest cuts of Kobe beef, and the restaurant is proud of the high quality of its beef, which is mainly Kobe Beef. Haneda Airport Garden – Hotels & Natural Hot Springs Source :YouTube screenshot The Haneda Airport Garden is home to Villa Fontaine, the largest hotel directly connected to an airport, with a total of 1,717 guest rooms. Villa Fontaine is divided into two types: Villa Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport and Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport. Villa Fontaine Premier has parking available for one car per room (reservation required), and is recommended for those who not only want to use the airport, but also those purely interested in staying at the hotel. The hot spring facility "Izumi Tenku no Yu" located on the 12th floor of the hotel is drawing a lot of attention as a hot spring where you can enjoy airplane spotting and views of Mt. Fuji. There are four areas to enjoy, from relaxing hot springs to bedrock baths and saunas. Non-hotel guests can also use the facilities by paying a fee, and it's open 24 hours a day! Summary of Haneda Airport Garden Haneda Airport is aiming to become the new gateway to Japan. Haneda Airport Garden, which has just fully opened at Haneda Airport, is a commercial complex where visitors can fully enjoy Japanese culture. It's a great place for both Japanese citizens and foreign visitors to Japan alike to enjoy the delicious dining experiences, shopping, saunas, and more. The interior design is also really photogenic for any instagrammers looking for a new place to check out! Discover the new face of Japan at Haneda Airport Garden! 【Official Website】Haneda Airport Garden 【TripAdvisor】Tokyo International Airport, Haneda Airport

Japan's Temple & Shrine Carpenters This video, titled "In Japan, Repairing Buildings Without a Single Nail," was uploaded by "Great Big Story." It introduces a traditional Japanese temple and shrine carpenter, called "Miyadaiku" (宮大工) in Japanese, from Kamakura (鎌倉). Japanese temple and shrine carpenters specialize in temples and shrines and construct/repair traditional buildings. Some of the craftsmen work on the construction and repair of historical buildings, such as Japan's national treasures and world heritage sites. Japan's temple and shrine carpenters must possess a high-level of skill and knowledge to repair traditional buildings. A building repaired by Japan's Miyadaiku carpenters allows the beautiful architecture of Japan to remain the work of art that it is. This article covers some of the amazing traditional techniques of Japan's temple and shrine carpenters and their journey to becoming full-fledged craftsmen. Kigumi - A Traditional Carpentry Technique Used by Japan's Miyadaiku Carpenters Photo：Kigumi, traditional Japanese architecture Some wooden architecture in Japan, including temples and shrines, is built by assembling wooden materials together as though it were one large 3d puzzle. This method is called the "Kigumi" method, meaning "wooden framework." This impressive craftsmanship can be seen from 0:21 in the video. The traditional skill of framing and jointing wood, characterized by very precise cutting and coupling of wood, requires countless hours of training and experience as a Miyadaiku carpenter. Traditional Japanese architecture is made possible thanks to the high-quality craftsmanship of Japan's temple and shrine carpenters. The Long Road to Becoming a Miyadaiku Carpenter Photo：A wooden shrine, traditional Japanese architecture Acquiring the skills of a Miyadaiku carpenter requires on-the-job training, so the first step is to become an apprentice at a workshop or construction firm and learn the repair processes and traditional methods used by observing the skills of a master Miyadaiku carpenter up close. The history of Miyadaiku carpenters dates back more than a thousand years. In the past, Japan's temple and shrine carpenters were referred to as "Wataridaiku," and they lived in areas with many shrines and temples, working from one location to the next. Miyadaiku carpenters also repair historic World Heritage buildings and prominent national treasures, such as the one's you'd find in Kyoto. Thus, Miyadaiku carpenters are required to have advanced knowledge in various fields, not just architecture, but religious studies as well. Summary of Japan's Traditional Miyadaiku Carpenters Photo：A wooden temple being built Miya-Daiku carpenters have been repairing Japan's temples and shrines since ancient times with their advanced skills that can be used to construct wooden buildings without the use of nails. This traditional Japanese culture is handed down from one generation of craftsmen to the next. It's no secret that all of Japan's beautiful temples and shrines look like the amazing works of art they art thanks to the amazing craftsmanship of Japan's Miyadaiku carpenters.

Taisha Reitaisai's Shinto Ritual: "Yunobori Shinji" This video, titled "Reitaisai Kumano Hongu Taisha -Official," shows aspects of "Yunobori Shinji," a shinto ritual that is part of the traditional "Reitaisai" rituals held at Kumano Hongu Grand Shrine, in Wakayama prefecture. "Kumano Hongu Taisha," a world heritage site in Wakayama prefecture, is one of three grand shrines configuring "Kumano Sanzan" along with "Kumano Nachi Taisha" and "Kumano Hayatama Taisha." Kumano Hongu Taisha was built more than 2050 years ago, and Yunobori Shinji, the largest annual shinto festival, has been designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Wakayama Prefecture. This video introduces the "Kumano Hongu Taisha Reitaisai Festival" of Wakayama prefecture. If you ever wonder what kind of sacred rituals and events are held in the festival, take a look at the video and this article. Yunobori Shinji and Miyawatari Shinji - Two Shinto Rituals Source :YouTube screenshot The "Kumano Hongu Taisha Reitaisai Festival" is held for three days from April 13th to 15th every year. The festival starts with the events "Yunobori Shinji" and "Miyawatari Shinji." Starting at 0:07 in the video, it shows one aspect of the ritual where people invoke the spirit of the gods into children after they've purified themselves in the sacred water of Yunomine Onsen during "Yunobori Shinji." During the festival, the children are only allowed to put their feet on the ground while in the ritual so their fathers or brothers carry them on their shoulders and hike through 3.4 km of mountain trail called the "Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes" to get to "Oyunohara." In the afternoon, there is the traditional performance by the children called the "Yasabaki Shinto Ritual" at Yunomine Ouji which is shown in the video around 0:44. After that, the children, a Kannushi (a person responsible for the maintenance of a Shinto shrine), and people with musical instruments line up and head to “Otabisho.” Rituals of the "Kumano Hongu Taisha Reitaisai Festival" Source :YouTube screenshot The event called Funatama Taisai (船玉大祭) and the eve of the main festival are held at Kumano Hongu Taisha on April 14th. As shown in the video around 1:15, the most important event, the Hondensai (本殿祭), and the Togyo Festival (渡御祭) in which 400 people dressed in Heian style clothing for the performance participate in, are held on April 15th. A procession that recreates Kumano Gokou then heads to Oyunohara to perform sacred dances such as "Yamatomai" and "Mikomai." In the “Hondensai,” there is the "Togyosai" festival and the "Kangyo Sai" festival where you can see the Mikoshi (a portable shrine) with the flowers from "The deity of Kumanomusumi" (熊野牟須美神) (The god enshrined in Kumano Sanzan). It is said that the gods are pleased by the decorating of the Mikoshi with flowers and the swinging of the mikoshi. Starting at around 2:32, the video shows children praying for a good harvest. The festival is called "Ondasai" (御田祭, Ondasai). The video also shows the events "Gomadaki" (護摩焚き, Gomadaki) performed by monks, "Mochinage" (throwing rice cake), "Saitodaigoma" (採燈大護摩, saitodaigoma) and "Tamagushi Houten" (玉串奉奠, tamagushi Houten). which are also fun to see. Towards the end of the festival, when the sun starts to go down, people walk out of the Torii gate of "Ooyunohara" and make their way back to the shrine. After that, the last festival, "Kangyo-sai," is held (3:49). Summary of the "Kumano Hongu Taisha Reitai Festival" Photo：Kumano Hongu Taisha The video shows a lot about the traditional sacred festival at Kumano Hongu Taisha. Climb up the 158 stone steps and walk through the sacred gate, and you'll find Kumano Hongu Taisha. If you're looking to enjoy the atmosphere of Japan's shrines, Kumano Hongu Taisha is the perfect place to visit. Repair work was also undertaken in 2012 to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the shrine being transferred to its current location. There are many hotels and Ryokan (Japanese style inn) in Tanabe City in Wakayama, near Kumano Hongu Taisha. You can have a great time feasting on the local cuisine during your lunch break. You can also go shrine hopping with your Goshuin notebook when the weather is nice. ◆Kumano Hongu Taisha◆ 【Address】1110 Hongu, Hongu-sho, Tanabe-shi, Wakayama prefecture 【Access】140 minutes from Nanki-Shirahama Airport by bus 【Hours】6:00 – 17:00 【Parking】Available (Free) 【Phone】0735-42-0009 【Official Website】Kumano Hongu Taisha http://www.hongutaisha.jp/english/

千葉由美さんは全国でも珍しい女性の寿司職人 この動画は「Eater」が公開した静岡県清水区で寿司職人として活躍する千葉由美（Yumi Chiba）さんにインタビューを行った「How Master Sushi Chef Yumi Chiba Perfected Tamago — Omakase Japan」です。 寿司は日本のグルメの歴史の中で日本食・和食を代表するほどの食べ物になった。 現在では世界中に寿司職人が存在しており、日本人のみならず、世界中の日本食・和食好きに愛されている。 しかし寿司職人の多くは男性であり、女性の寿司職人を見ることは殆どない。 静岡県清水区で江戸前寿司をもてなしているグルメ店「魚竹寿し」の女性の寿司職人・千葉由美さん。 日本食屋・和食屋では非常に珍しい女性の板前である千葉由美さんだが、その職人技は男性顔負けであり、魚を捌く様子は真剣なそのものだ。 女性の寿司職人が少ない理由とは？ 寿司職人のグルメの歴史において「寿司は男性が握るもの」という考え方は古くより存在している。 これは「女性の高い体温では握りを作る際にネタが傷んでしまう」と言われていたためである。 もちろんこの考えは根拠が殆んどなく、女性より体温の高い男性はいくらでもいる。 しかしながら、日本のグルメで古くから信じられてきたこの考えは寿司職人業界で「女人禁制」という文化を定着させているのも事実だ。 現在、寿司を提供している日本食屋・和食屋において、世界的なグルメ本『ミシュランガイド』に掲載されている店は400店以上もある。 しかし、それらのお店で女性の寿司職人はたった1人しかいないほどだ。 千葉由美さんの作る寿司へのこだわり 千葉さんが代表取締役を務める「魚竹寿し」では、伝統的な江戸前寿司を提供している。 寿司はもちろんのこと、旬のネタや新鮮な魚介類・海鮮を使った「お造り」も人気のグルメだ。 なかでも寿司を中心に日本食・和食に欠かせない厚焼き玉子（玉子焼き）は、千葉さんが最も時間をかけるグルメだ。 その製法は消えるような弱火でじっくりと玉子を焼いていく、昔ながらの作り方である。玉子を焼き終わるのに1時間以上もかかるという。 海外でも愛される日本食・和食の文化の紹介まとめ 日本食・和食は世界中のグルメで愛されている料理だ。 特に生魚を食べる文化のない海外においては、魚の刺身や寿司は口にする機会がなく、本場の寿司を食べるために日本に旅行に来る方も少なくはない。 寿司は日本が世界に誇るグルメであることは間違いないが、「女人禁制」という閉鎖的な考え方も並列して存在している。 最近では女性が日本食・和食の板前になることも増えつつあるが、まだまだ数は少ない。 女性の板前だからといって味が落ちることはない。女性の板前を見かけても否定的にならず、好意的に捉えることが、これからの日本食・和食のグルメの促進につながるだろう。

埼玉県内初の日本遺産に認定され行田市紹介動画について こちらの動画は「GyodaCity,Saitama,Japan」が公開した『「行田市日本遺産推進協議会」観光PR movie』です。 埼玉県行田市は文化庁が地域の文化や伝統・歴史を一体化して認定した日本遺産にも選ばれ、お城や歴史的建築物・古墳が多数残る街。 それでは日本遺産の埼玉県行田市を見ていきましょう！ 埼玉県行田市で日本遺産を観光！忍城址は見逃せない！ 写真：埼玉県行田市・忍城址 埼玉県行田市のシンボルとなっているのが忍城址（おしじょうし）。 忍城は、史上最大の水攻めにも耐えた城です。 敷地内は春の桜・秋のホテイアオイが有名。 鎧着付け体験や商工忍城時代まつりといったイベントも多く行われています。 忍城址は多く市民、観光客にも愛され、日本遺産の中心的な場所です。 埼玉県行田市の日本遺産を巡る！足袋が有名な街！ 写真：地下足袋 埼玉県行田市は足袋の生産が昔から盛んでした。 毎年、日本で唯一の足袋コレが行われ、足袋作り体験や足袋とくらしの博物館を巡る旅行も楽しいでしょう。 埼玉県行田市には現在も足袋を保管するための足袋蔵が80個ほど残り、飲食店やギャラリーとして営業しています。 観光の際には足袋蔵を訪れてみてはどうでしょうか。 グルメがいっぱい！埼玉県行田市のグルメスポットを巡る旅 画像引用 :YouTube screenshot 埼玉県行田市はご当地グルメが豊富です。 その中でも有名なのがフライ。 フライとは小麦粉をフライパンで焼く、薄いお好み焼きのような食べ物です。 他にもジャガイモに野菜・おからを混ぜて小判状にして揚げたゼリーフライは埼玉県行田市の名物。 埼玉県行田市のグルメスポットを巡る観光もおすすめです。 埼玉県行田市で日本遺産を体感！歴史と自然に触れる観光旅行 写真：田んぼアート 埼玉県行田市の日本遺産を語る上で忘れていけないのがさきたま古墳公園。 ここには東日本最大の古墳があります。 また、毎年5月に行われる、「さきたま火祭り」はインスタ映えすると評判。 古代蓮の里も景勝地として多くの観光客が訪れます。 田んぼアートも毎年行われて、絶景の景色が味わえると人気です。 埼玉県行田市紹介まとめ 今回は日本遺産にも登録されている埼玉県行田市の動画を紹介しました。 埼玉県行田市は上野東京ラインを使うことで東京駅から約1時間とアクセスがよく、気軽に訪れるエリアです。 皆さんも埼玉県行田市周辺の観光を楽しんでみてはどうでしょうか。

Ozeki, a Major Sake Brewery. Learn About Its History and Sake Brewing! This video introduces the history of sake brewing, the origin of the company name, and the brewing of sake at Ozeki, one of the leading sake brewers in Japan. In the first year of Shotoku (1711), Ozeki's sake was brewed under the name of "Manryo." In those days, the famous Manryo sake was transported to Edo (now Tokyo) by ship, and the brewing industry in Osaka grew. In 1884, the name was changed from Manryo to Ozeki. The company name "Ozeki" represents the spirit of pioneering. It originates from the sumo world when "Ozeki" was the grand champion. In this video, you can learn more about sake brewing, from how to make rice to the techniques used by artisans, so be sure to check it out! 【Official Homepage】Ozeki https://www.ozeki.co.jp/english/

Video introduction of sushi chef at Sushi Kappou Ueda in Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo This video, titled "日本食ドキュメンタリー　江戸前穴子　Documentary of Japanese "ANAGO SUSHI" 日本美食记录-江户前穴子," introduces the splendor of Japanese food with a focus on Edomae anago (conger eel). In this video, Chef Eiichi Ueda, a sushi chef in Ginza, shows everything from purchasing ingredients to preparation and talks about his passion for Anago. The answer to why Japanese food is loved by so many people around the world may be found in this video. What Is Edomae Anago? Photo：Anago Sushi “Edo” is the old name for Tokyo and Anago was caught in what is now Tokyo bay which is in front of Edo. “Mae” means “in front of” in Japanese. The Edomae Anago absorbs nutrients from the river flowing into Tokyo Bay, and is considered a seafood gourmet that is a symbol of Edomae and is backed by history and culture. Eiichi Ueda, the sushi chef from Ginza, who is also the star of this video, was fascinated by anago, and says that when he purchases anago at Tsukiji fish market, he uses anago caught off the coast of Haneda in Tokyo Bay, and through this, we get an understanding of his dedication to his craft. A Commitment to the Art of Japanese Cuisine Source :YouTube screenshot One of the reasons why Japanese food is as popular as Western food around the world is because of its artisan's extraordinary attention to detail. In this video, Mr. Ueda mentions the significance of the process of buying fish from a trusted supplier, processing it himself, and cooking it using time-tested cooking methods. He is committed to cooking Edomae Anago, and the pride of being a craftsman of Japanese food, is the reason why Japanese food has become one of the most popular gourmet foods in the world today. The Merits of Japanese Food Source :YouTube screenshot The beauty of Japanese food lies in the preparation of each and every ingredient. The pride and responsibility to devote time, effort, and gratitude to every ingredient served to the customer, and to cook with the pride and responsibility of a craftsman is considered to be the essence of Japanese cuisine. They are also very particular about the way they prepare their rice and how to process and prepare fish. Chef Ueda, also says that cooking with gratitude for the ingredients is the only way to bring out the best in them and provide customers with the best food possible. Summary of Edomae Anago In the video, The Japanese craftsmans, Chef Ueda Eichi, shows us Edomae Anago, and what makes Japanese cuisine such an amazing gourmet experience. Watch this video to find out all about why Japanese food has become one of the world's leading gourmet foods. We explained just a small fraction of the video’s contents in this article, so we recommend watching the full video to get the full story. Thanks to Edomae Anago, perhaps even more people will begin to understand and appreciate Japanese cuisine. ◆Sushi Ueda◆ 【Address】Shonan Building B1F 1-14-10 Ginza Chuo Ward Tokyo 【Access】30 minutes walk from Ginzaicchoume Station 【Hours】17:30～23:00 【Closures】Sunday, holiday 【Parking】None 【Telephone No】03-5524-3311 【Yelp】Sushi Ueda https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1301/A130101/13106255/

A Michelin-Starred Restaurant! Torishiki, the Most Difficult Yakitori Restaurant in Japan to Get a Reservation For! This video is a documentary on the yakitori restaurant "Torishiki," a restaurant just a few minutes away from Meguro Station in Shinagawa, Tokyo, which was introduced in a BS Fuji production of "Palais de Z - The Future of Deliciousness." The video is narrated and facilitated by Masahiro Takashima. Yoshiteru Ikekawa, the owner of Torishiki, was originally a businessman. On his birthday, he visited the famous yakitori restaurant "Toriyoshi" in Nakameguro, Tokyo, with his then wife. The visit had a profound impact on him and at the age of 27, he quit his job and entered an apprenticeship. After less than seven years of training, he started his own business at the age of 34. Torishiki's yakitori is grilled with binchotan charcoal and finished with 50 year old sauce, chicken fat, sake, soy sauce, soup stock, and olive oil, all of which he learned to utilize during his apprenticeship. The yakitori is so popular that it has been called the "most difficult yakitori restaurant in Japan to get a reservation for." Torishiki was awarded one star in the Michelin Guide just three years after becoming an independent restaurant. Currently, he and his like-minded companions have formed a group called "Yakitori Tatsujin" (yakitori experts) and are focusing their efforts to share yakitori with the world. They also have a store in Manhattan, New York, which was introduced in the video, where they operate under the name "Torien." In Japan, they have Torikado in Meguro, Tokyo; Torioka in Roppongi, Tokyo; and Torisaki in Kyoto. In the video, Yoshiteru Ikegawa, the owner of Torishiki, talks about his thoughts on yakitori and his commitment to it. Be sure to check out the video to see his passion in action. ◆Torishiki Store Information◆ 【Address】2-14-12 Kami-Osaki, Shinagawa, Tokyo 【Access】2 minutes from Meguro Station by foot 【Avg. Cost】¥8000+ 【Hours】18:00-22:00 (Last entry) 【Closures】Sundays and Mondays 【Parking】None 【Phone】03-3440-7656 【Yelp】Torishiki (鳥しき) https://www.yelp.com/biz/%E9%B3%A5%E3%81%97%E3%81%8D-%E5%93%81%E5%B7%9D%E5%8C%BA?osq=Torishiki

Introduction of sightseeing video of "Jigokudani Yaen-koen" in Shimotakai-gun, Nagano Prefecture This video, titled "SNOW MONKEY JAPAN｜Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park｜Monkeys in Hot Springs," introduces the tourist spot in Nagano prefecture (長野県, Nagano ken) in Koushinetsu region (甲信越地方, Koushinetsu chihou ) of Japan. The monkeys at Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park bathe in the hot springs to fend off the cold in the winter. Enjoy watching the lovely monkeys chilling out in the cold winter weather! What is Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park? Source :YouTube screenshot Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park is a popular destination for both domestic and foreign travelers. It's called "Snow Monkey Mountain" in English. The park can be enjoyed in every season, and in the fall, the leaves change to beautiful shades of red and yellow, creating a completely different atmosphere than that of the snowscapes of winter. The video shows how to get to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park by taking the Nagano Electric Railway's Snow Monkey Limited Express (長野電鉄特急スノーモンキー, Nagano Dentetsu Tokkyu Snow Monkey) connecting Nagano station and Yudanaka station, at 0:27 in the video. It takes about 15 minutes to get to the Kanbayashi hot spring (上林温泉, Kanbayashi Onsen) parking area by bus, and about 30 minutes to get to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park by foot. We recommend stopping at Yokoyugawa Valley (横湯川渓谷, Yokoyugawa Keikoku) on the way. You need to buy a ticket to enter when you arrive at Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park. This is shown at 3:36 in the video. Source :YouTube screenshot At Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, you can enjoy watching a bunch of monkeys playing around. When they get cold, they hop in the hot springs for a bit to warm up. Unfortunately, if it's hot out, the monkeys won't be getting in the hot springs too frequently. That being said, we recommend visiting on colder days so you can see the adorable sight of them bathing. There are live cameras you can check out before visiting to see what the weather is like as well. Monkeys Bathing at Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park Photo：Snow monkey You can watch monkeys taking a bath in the video at 4:38. A troop of monkeys bathe in the springs, surrounded by white snow. The monkeys enjoy their bath time much like people, and you can even see a mother and her child taking a bath together at 5:06. One monkey can be seen relaxing with its eyes closed at 6:30 in the video. Although there are many tourists around, the monkeys pay no mind and go on enjoying themselves. Sightseeing Around Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park The bus tour, which goes around Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, is great for people who enjoy lively sightseeing trips. We also recommend stopping by Jigokudani Hot Spring Inn (地獄谷温泉後楽館, Jigokudani Onsen Korakukan) and Jigokudani Fountain (地獄谷噴泉, Jigokudani Funsen) as well. Shiga Plateau (志賀高原, Shiga Kougen) is another popular tourist spot in Nagano prefecture. There are cafés where you can eat lunch, cool hotels, and an art museum that you can enjoy here. Summary of Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park Photo：Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park Entrance Unfortunately the only way to get to Jidokudani Snow Monkey Park is to walk the promenade from the parking area to the park itself. It takes about 30 minutes, so we highly recommend wearing comfortable clothing. There are some rules that you need to follow as not to scare the monkeys, so be sure to check those out as well. There are many places to stay near Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, so if you're planning on staying over night you'll have no trouble finding a place to stay. Are you ready to see some cute monkeys in person? ◆Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park◆ 【Address】6845 Yamanouchi-machi Shimotakai-gun Nagano Japan 381-0401 【Access】~30 minutes by car from the Shinshu-Nakano Interchange, or ~15 minutes by bus or taxi from Yudanaka Station on the Nagano Electric Railway limited express line. ~30 minutes on foot from the Kanbayashi hot spring parking area 【Hours】Summer 8:30-17:00 Winter 9:00-16:00 【Admission fee】Adults 800 JPY, children 400 JPY (Coupons available) 【Closures】No regular holidays 【Telephone】0269-33-4379 【Stay time】2 hours 【Official Website】Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park http://en.jigokudani-yaenkoen.co.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1117904-d324924-Reviews-Jigokudani_Snow_Monkey_Park

Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama, Ehime - A Popular Tourist Destination in Japan This video, titled "Beautiful Japan- Dogo Onsen, Matsuyama" ([美しき日本] 愛媛　松山市道後温泉), was produced by N.a. It introduces the public bathhouse, Dogo Onsen, which is said to be the oldest spa resort in Japan, as well as other famous sites in Matsuyama. The focus of the video is the historical public bathhouse Dogo Onsen, which earned three stars in the "Michelin Green Guide Japan" and is also the first public bathhouse in Japan designated an Important Cultural Property. The video does a great job at capturing the appeal of the destination that is even mentioned in ancient Japanese mythology. The History of Dogo Onsen Source :YouTube screenshot At Dogo Onsen, the legend of the white egret has been passed down for centuries; legend tells of an egret soaking its injured wings in the hot spring and being cured. The locals who watched observed the miracle tried the hot spring for themselves and discovered its healing powers. Dogo Onsen is mentioned in the ancient texts of the Nihon Shoki, Manyoshu, Iyokoku Fudoki, and the Tale of Genji. It is counted as one of the Three Ancient Springs, with the two others are being Arima Onsen and Shirahama Onsen, and has 3000 years of history. The public bathhouse at Dogo has a restroom and drinking the green tea and confectioneries is provided in the admission fee. Besides Natsume Soseki, Dogo Onsen was a favorite retreat of many notable people, including Masaoka Shiki, a famous poet/author, Prince Shotoku, Issa Kobayashi, Hirobumi Ito (the first prime minister of Japan), and Kyoshi Takahama. You can enjoy traveling back in time by watching the video that tells of the history of Dogo Onsen. Dogo Onsen's hot spring water is simple alkaline, and it's known as a beauty spring, making it a popular destination for female travelers. Water is pumped directly from the natural hot springs without being reheated or mixed with cold water for controlling the temperature, so you'll feel the non-diluted, refreshing effects of the hot spring almost immediately. The hot spring is said to be effective in treating neuralgia, rheumatism, gastrointestinal diseases, skin disease, gout and anemia. The Attraction of Dogo Onsen's Main Building Photo：Dogo Onsen The main building of Dogo Onsen is allegedly an inspiration to Hayao Miyazaki's blockbuster Spirited Away. The stunning exterior is a combination of four buildings that were repeatedly expanded and remodeled over a period of 125 years. Full-scale conservation repair work was executed in January 2019. It has three different day-visit baths, known as Sotoyu. The Dogo Onsen Annex: Asuka no Yu features a large resting hall using traditional Ehime handcrafts. The admission fee is 610 Yen (as of November 2019). Two other day-visit baths are in the Dogo Onsen Main Building and the Dogo Onsen Tsubaki no Yu. Four different admission plans provide visitors with varying levels of access in the Main Building, and an English pamphlet provided at the counter will help you understanding the differences. "Shinrokaku," a taiko drum in the main building's tower, is sounded three times a day. You can see it being struck at 1:04 in the video. The sound of Dogo's taiko drum is listed in the government-led project "100 Soundscapes of Japan." All of the guests look up at the tower when it is sounded, providing a picturesque scene. Be sure to take some pictures for your Instagram! Tourist Spots Around Dogo Onsen, Matsuyama Photo：Bocchan Train Dogo Onsen is 40-minute drive from Ehime Matsuyama Airport by limousine bus. From JR Dogo Onsen station, it's just a few minutes walking. You may be able to see the "Bocchan" train waiting at the station, a replica of a steam locomotive named after the Natsume Soseki novel "Bocchan". This old-fashioned train appears in the video at 0:30. Matsuyama castle is famous for cherry blossoms, and is one of only 12 castles that features a keep built prior to the Edo period (1603-1868). The Inland Sea and Matsuyama city can be seen from the keep. The castle is introduced at 0:41. Be sure to check it out! Summary of Dogo Onsen Photo：Matsuyama Castle There are many hotels and inns in the Dogo Onsen area, so you can enjoy a relaxing stay while going hot spring hopping. In recent years, Matsuyama has put efforts into art events to capture the attention of travelers looking for something new to experience, which makes the city a year-round destination in Ehime. The video tells of the long history and charms of Dogo Onsen. Perhaps you've come to understand what it is about Dogo onsen that made it loved by so many prominent historical figures. 【Official Website】Dōgo Onsen https://dogo.jp/en/ 【Official Website】Matsuyama City http://translate.google.co.jp/translate?hl=ja&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.city.matsuyama.ehime.jp%2F

Video introduction of Tadaya, a sightseeing ryokan in Wakura Onsen, Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. This is a promotion video for the long-established Japanese inn Tadaya produced by Tadaya. Wakura Onsen is on the Noto peninsula in the Hokuriku region of Japan, and is one of the largest hot spring districts in Hokuriku. The elegant 1200-year-old hot spring district is an ideal tourist destination to rid yourself of fatigue. If you set out on a trip to Noto, enjoy a luxurious stay at Tadaya – a historic hot spring inn since 1885. Wakura Onsen Tataya is a popular hotel and ryokan on review and comparison sites, that offers the finest in hospitality service. Just watching the video you'll feel as though you've stayed at Wakura Onsen Tadaya by watching the video. Savor the Japanese Atmosphere of Wakura Onsen Tadaya's Open-Air Baths Source :YouTube screenshot Secretly gaining popularity as a hidden gem at Wakura Onsen in Ishikawa, Tadaya is a historic spot which used to be managed by a daughter of Nabeshima Naotora, a feudal lord of the Saga Domain. The main attraction of Wakura Onsen Tadaya is the open-air bath where guests can bathe while viewing the spectacular ocean landscape of Noto. The footage of a lady bathing in the hot springs while looking out at the vast ocean (2:11) really makes you want to stay at Tadaya. Relaxing in a Japanese style room while wearing a yukata after bathing in the hot springs and enjoying the beautiful scenery is an exquisite experience unique to Japanese inns. The inn is fully equipped with amenities and the hot spring is also available to those looking for day trips as well. The large public bath available for a quick rest is a real treat for those on a quick schedule. How to Spend Your Time at Wakura Onsen Tadaya Source :YouTube screenshot After fully enjoying the spa, you're probably looking forward to some great tasting food. The food at Wakura Onsen Tadaya is exquisite Japanese cuisine, using carefully selected ingredients from Noto. Surprisingly, visitors can enjoy fishing at the pier and even from the Rikyu royal suite. The chefs at the inn will even cook meals using your fresh catches! We definitely recommend trying the fishing from the Rikyu royal suite. Visitors can enjoy a spectacular view of the sun setting over the Sea of Japan from the Tadaya lobby. The inn has facilities such as a karaoke salon, bar lounge, and a souvenir shop, and visitors can enjoy their stay however they please. The footage of the meals starts from 2:26 in the video. Drinking Japanese sake with fresh seafood is an experience fit for royalty. More Ways to Enjoy Wakura Onsen Tadaya This video shows rare footage of the staff at Wakura Onsen Tadaya as they work. You can get a sneak peek at the staff preparing and cleaning the kitchen, taking reservations, serving customers, and providing the best possible hospitality to its guests. When you visit Wakura Onsen Tadaya, you can also enjoy these popular tourist spots: Notojima Aquarium, Nanao Castle Ruins, Keta Taisha Grand Shrine, Chirihama Nagisa Driveway, Noto Island, Roadside Station Noto Shokusai Market, Hanayome Noren Museum, Notojima Ohashi, Noto Satoyama Satoumi Sightseeing Train, Besshodake Sky Deck Noto Yume Terrace, Twin Bridge Noto, Wakura Showa Era and Toy Museum,Wajima morning bazaar, Wajima Kobo Nagaya, Wajima Museum of Urushi Art, Wajima Kiriko Art Museum, Shiroyone Senmaida, Hatagoiwa, Yoshitsune no Funekakushi. Summary of the Elegant Japanese Inn, Wakura Onsen Tadaya Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see in the video, Wakura Onsen Tadaya is a lovely Japanese inn with top-notch hospitality. Be sure to watch the video to experience what staying at Wakura Onsen Tadaya is like. If you're making a trip to Noto, we highly recommend staying at Tadaya. It's an experience that you won't find in many other parts of Japan. Rates for lodging vary by season, so please check the official website and travel sites before booking. ◆Wakura Onsen Tadaya◆ 【Address】Wakura Onsen Tadaya, Nanao City, Ishikawa 926-0174 【Access】Approximately 50 minutes by car from Noto Airport, free courtesy bus service from Wakura Onsen Station (reservation required) 【Parking】Available (for 100 cars) 【Phone number】(+81) 0767-62-3434 【Tripadvisor】 Wakura Onsen Tadaya https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g1021236-d1082647-Reviews-Tadaya-Nanao_Ishikawa_Prefecture_Hokuriku_Chubu.html

What is Inatori Ginsuiso, the pride of Japan's hot spring inns? This official video, titled “Inatori Ginsuiso PV 180 second version（稲取銀水荘PV180秒版）” is produced by Inatori Ginsuiso. There are many hot springs in Shizuoka (静岡県：Shizuoka- prefecture) in Japan's Tokai region. Especially Inatori onsen, one of most famous hot springs in Japan. Inatori Ginsuiso was established 60 years ago. This long establish Ryokan is famous for its use of fresh seafood such as alfonsino, ise-ebi, abalone, and seasonal vegetables in its delicious Japanese cuisine. Every room has an open air bath and a view of Izu East Ocean or Izu oshima. These rooms and a lounge with an observation area attract many tourists every year. It's 20 minutes walking from Izu Inatori station off the JR Ito-line Izu Kyuko. A free shuttle bus with a wet hand towel service is available for guests as well. The most important thing for Inatori Ginsuiso is the spirit of hospitality. A young proprietress and female employees always aim to provide the spirit of service and hospitality to every guest. Be sure to check out the video clip provided by Inatori Ginsuiso, that features their hospitality. Kaiseki Meals Using Carefully Selected Ingredients Source :This article's vVideo With their motto “Serve warm meals warm and cold meals cold,” fresh seafood such as alfonsino, ise-ebi or dishes using seasonal ingredients are served. You can enjoy these delicious foods with spirits, such as Japanese sake. Special meals for children are also served. In the morning, a buffet breakfast is available. You can eat Izu's specialty, "new summer orange." You can see their morning spread at 0:50 in the video. Luxurious Upper Floor Rooms Source :YouTube screenshot All guest rooms, including standard rooms, have an ocean view. There are executive suites with open air baths called "Gin no shiori" or "Mahoroba." Inatori ginsuiso was renovated in 2018 and the "Omotenashi suite" with an open air bath was opened afterwards. You can see what it looks like in the footage from 0:26. The Bountiful Springs of Inatori Ginsuiso Inatori Ginsuiso uses the mineral rich waters of the hot spring that gushes out of the ground from its own premises. The qualities of this spring are natrium, calcium chloride, and mild alkalinity. This spring is good for cuts, burns, chronic inflammation of the skin, neuralgia, myalgia, and joint pain. There are saunas, dressing rooms, a large bath, open air bath and lounge. Varieties amenities are prepared as well. You can see what the hot springs look like in the footage from 0:42. The Facilities of Inatori Ginsuiso Source :YouTube screenshot There are various facilities for guests such as a lounge with an observation deck called "Nami no oto," a souvenir shop where popular bells are available, a morning market, an aesthetic salon called "Fleur," a massage room, and facilities that provide showering and grooming services for dogs or cats. Also, tea is served to every guest when they arrive. You can feel the hospitality of this ryokan, without actually being there, through the video. There are various types of accommodation plans not just for families, but also for those traveling alone. You can choose to eat dinner at your own room or a restaurant, called "Gin no Umi." In addition, you can enjoy sea fishing as well. For detailed information, see the official web site, viral sites, or various travel websites. Tourist spots around Inatori Ginsuiso Photo：Banana Wani en There are various tourist spots in Higashi-izu. For example, the spectacular "Atagawa Banana Wani en," the vast "Inatori Hosono Kogen (細野高原：Hosono Highland)," the "Izu Animal Kingdom" where guests can see giraffes and owls, the "Morning market in Inatori port (稲取港：inatori port) which is held every Saturday, Sunday and national holidays, “Hinano Tsurushi Kazari Matsuri” that dates back to the Edo Period, “Oyukake Benzaiten" with hot springs spewing out of the onsen turret, Higashi-izu Wind Power Plant" which has giant windmills, “Atagawa YOU Beach" where visitors can enjoy the beach or nearby pool. If you're staying at Inatori Ginsuiso,” it's a good idea to check out some of the places mentioned above. Japan, Where Visitors Can Have a Good Time at Ryokan Hot Springs Did you enjoy the video? If you stay in Inatori Ginsuiso in Izukogen, you can experience Japan's hospitality and enjoy a star sprinkled sky (1:25). After watching this video, you're sure to feel the urge to visit Inatori Ginsuiso. Please visit there with your friend to have a good time. ◆Information for Inatori Ginsuiso◆ 【Address】1624-1 Inatori Higashi-izu machi Kamo Gun Shizuoka ken 413-0411 【Access】20 minutes walking from Izu Inatori station off the JR Ito-line Izu Kyuko (Free shuttle bus is available) 【Parking】Available 【Telephone No】0557-95-2215 【Official Website】Inatori Ginsuiso https://www.inatori-ginsuiso.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Inatori Ginsuiso https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g1121205-d1130974-Reviews-Inatori_Ginsuiso-Higashiizu_cho_Kamo_gun_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

Introducing Rokugo Manzan in Oita Prefecture This video, titled "Rokugo Manzan Kaisan 1300 Years PV (long)" (六郷満山開山1300年PV(long)), was released by "Rokugo Manzan Kaisan 1300 Kunisaki Peninsula Usa Area" (六郷満山開山1300年国東半島宇佐地域). The video introduces a large number of temples that make up Rokugo Manzan in the Usa Jingu area of Oita prefecture in Japan's Kyushu region. Usa Jingu in Oita Prefecture, is the main shrine of Hachiman shrines nationwide and is revered as the guardian deity of the nation. In 2018, many events were held at Oita's Usa Jingu to commemorate the 1300th anniversary of the opening of the shrine, and it was visited by many worshipers and tourists. Oita Prefecture's Rokugo Manzan - 1300 Years Since Its Founding Photo：Ashibiki Futagoji Temple, Kongo Rikishi Statue Approximately 1300 years ago, Usa Jingu built a number of temples called Rokugo Manzan in the Kunisaki Peninsula area of Oita Prefecture. Many historical shrines and temples still remain in the surrounding area, making it one of the best tourist spots in Oita prefecture. Hachiman Nadagu (八幡奈多宮), an annex temple of Usa Jingu, houses the statues of the three gods, which are designated as national important cultural properties. From 2:22 in the video, the Buddha statue and manor of Bungotakada can be seen, so be sure to check it out. Explore the Temples of Oita Prefecture's Rokugo Manzan With a Tour of Sacred Sites Photo：Usa Shrine, Oita Prefecture If you want to see Rokugo Manzan, we recommend going along the route that visits the 31 sacred sites and enjoying the beautiful natural landscapes that the area offers. The sacred site pilgrimage that starts from Usa Jingu goes through Fukiji Temple, Denjoji Makiodo, Choanji Temple and Monjusenji Temple. At the end of the pilgrimage you'll find Futagoji Temple. Enjoy exploring the temples while getting Goshuin and Kishuin stamps. Sightseeing at a Historic Festival Held at a Temple in Rokugo Manzan, Oita Prefecture Photo：fire-walking (walking over fire or burning coals) Many festivals with a long history are still held at the temples of Rokugo Manzan. At Gansei-ji Temple, which is introduced at 3:03 in the video, events such as historic firewalking rituals are held. The temple in Kunisaki, introduced at 3:51, also shows the images of a fire worshipping festival. At Usa Jingu, a festival called Gyokoe has been held since the Nara period. You can also observe Rokugo Manzan Mineirigyo, an ascetic practice performed by monks. Summary of Rokugo Manzan in Oita Prefecture Photo：Kure Bridge at Usa Shrine Usa Jingu, which has now celebrated its 1300th anniversary, has many hidden tourist spots where you can enjoy the Instagrammable scenery. The video introduces images of a majestic temples and a rare events. If you're planning a trip to Kyushu, consider a visit to Rokugo Manzan in Oita prefecture to enjoy traditional Japanese culture. 【Official Website】Rokugo Manzan Kaisan 1300 Years ~ The Birthplace of Shinbutsu Shugo｜The Usa Area of Kunisaki Peninsula ~ https://www.millennium-roman.jp/rokugou1300/english/

An Introduction to Ozu, Ehime This video, titled "A Journey to the Good Old Days of Japan - Ozu, Ehime Prefecture (5-minute version)" (古き良き、往年の日本を訪ねる旅～愛媛県大洲市～（英語：5分Ver)), is a promotional video uploaded by the official channel of Ozu. Ozu, Ehime, located in Japan's Shikoku Region (四国地方, Shikokuchiho), is known as the "Little Kyoto of Iyo" for its beautiful scenery and tasteful vibe. Nagahama Bridge (長浜大橋, Nagahamaohashi) astrides the Hiji River (肱川, Hijikawa) that runs through Ozu, at its estuary. It's a drawbridge that opens and closes in the center. Under the cold winter sky, a crisp wind known as the Hiji River Storm (肱川嵐, Hijikawa Arashi), a hallmark of the season for Ozu, and it is followed by a vast fog. This can be seen from 0:12 in the video through time-lapse footage. The video introduces all of the must-see tourist locations in Ozu, Ehime. The attractions of the city are packed into this 5-and-a-half minute video. More About Ozu, Ehime - An Introduction to Beautiful Sightseeing Spots Photo：Ohanahan Street In the city, rickshaws run on cobblestone of Ohanahan Street (おはなはん通り, Ohanahandori), along the historical housings from the Meiji Period (1868-1912). The cobblestone streets can be seen in the video from 1:11. Pokopen Alley (ポコペン横丁, Pokopen Yokocho), a nostalgic and instagrammable side street, as well as the exotic Ozu Red Brick Building (おおず赤煉瓦館, Ozu Akarengakan), are two popular tourist destinations. We recommend visiting Nagahama Port (長浜港, Nagamahako) in Ozu if you fancy yourself some gourmet seafood! You can also travel to Aoshima Island (青島, Aoshima) in the Seto Inland Sea from the beach. Amago no Satsuma, a specialty of Ozu, is a must-eat local cuisine. Relaxing at Hiji River Wind Museum – Utamaro Building (肱川風の博物館・歌磨館, Hijikawa Kaze no Hakubutsukan – Utamarokan) is another great option. It passes on locally cultivated history, culture and tradition to the next generation. Historical Tourist Sites in Ozu, Ehime! Photo：Ozu Castle Ozu Castle (大洲城, Ozujo), built during the Kamakura Period (1185-1333) by governor Shugo, the castle was rebuilt by Takatora Todo more than a century later. It is designated as one of the hundred best castles of Japan. The castle is shown in the video from 2:42. Ozu is also home to many temples and shrines such as Myoho Temple (妙法寺, Myohoji) (from 2:05), Zuiryu Temple (瑞龍寺, Zuiryuji) (from 2:29), Shusseki Temple (出石寺, Shussekiji) and Sukunahikona Shrine (少彦名神社, Sukunahikona Jinja). Garyu Sanso(臥龍山荘,Garyu Sanso) (from 2:49), surrounded by the tasteful scenery of a Japanese garden, is known for its characteristic Sukiya Style (数寄屋建築, Sukiya Kenchiku). It has a different feel depending on the season. Obie Bridge (帯江橋, Obiebashi) (from 3:23) is a wooden, covered bridge, not often seen in Japan, beloved by locals as a social hub. Ozu is home to tons of delicious food as well. Amago no Satsuma, shown in the video from 3:52, is a traditional cuisine consisting of grilled salmon served with a miso-based soup poured on rice. Other Tourist Destinations in Ozu, Ehime Photo：Aoshima's cats There are many sightseeing spots uncovered in the video. Iyo Ozu Sukunahikona Shrine, Aoshima, Tomisuyama Park (冨士山公園, Tomisuyama Koen), Yanetsukibashi Covered Bridge (屋根つき橋, Yanetsukibashi) (also known as Roman Yatsuhashi (浪漫八橋, Romanyatsuhashi)) and Sambaidani Waterfall (三杯谷の滝, Sambaidaninotaki) are just a few places to visit in Ozu. The "Kanko Sakura Festival" (観光さくらまつり, Kanko Sakura Matsuri), "Hataki Sakura Festival" (八多喜さくらまつり, Hataki Sakura Matsuri), "Suitengu Fireworks Festival" (水天宮花火大会, Suitengu Hanabi Taikai), "Nagahama Akahashi Summer Festival" (ながはま赤橋夏まつり, Nagahama Akahashi Natumatsuri), "Dragon Boat Festival" (ドラゴンボート大会, Dragon Boat Taikai), "Ozu Festival" (おおずまつり, Ozu Matsuri), "Ebisu Festival" (えびすまつり, Ebisu Matsuri) and "Gion Festival" (祇園まつり, Gion Festival) are some of the popular festivals in Ozu, Ehime. We recommend scheduling your trip around these events. You can't go wrong staying in Ozu, thanks to its abundant supply of Onsen Ryokan and hotels. Summary of Ozu, Ehime A lot of attractive tourist destinations are captured in this video. If you're interested, we recommend riding the all-red tourist train "Iyo-Nada Monogatari," shown in the video from 4:11, to access Iyo-Ozu Station. Ozu and the surrounding area was badly damaged by severe flooding in 2018, but the people are working together to restore the city. Be sure to go on a sightseeing trip to Ozu, Ehime to support the recovery effort! 【Official Website】Ozu, Ehime Prefecture City Hall Homepage http://translate.google.co.jp/translate?hl=ja&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.city.ozu.ehime.jp%2F&sandbox=1 【Tripadvisor】Ozu, Ehime https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1022355-Ozu_Ehime_Prefecture_Shikoku-Vacations.html

Shimogo in Aizu, Fukushima This video, titled "Shimogo Promotion Video" (下郷町プロモーションビデオ), was uploaded by "ShimogoKanko." Shimogo is located in the center of Fukushima in Japan's Tohoku region. The area was known as Aizu until the Edo period (1603-1868) and it's a sightseeing spot with many charms. In Shimosato, there's a mountain in the direction of the rising sun where the gods are said to rest. You'll also find Kannon-numa Forest Park at the foot of the mountain, which can be seen from 2:39 in the video. You can enjoy the natural scenery of the four seasons nurtured by the harsh climate of Aizu, and in fall, the area around the swamp is decorated with the colorful, beautiful autumn foliage. This article will provide information on recommended sightseeing destinations in Shimogo, where the blessings of Japan's rich natural environment, scenery, history, and culture are intertwined, alongside the video. A Tour That Connects the Past and Present Photo：Ouchi-juku in autumn, Shimogo, Fukushima The history of Aizu was a series of turbulent events that were swallowed up by the swell of Japan's modernization. It's said that after the Meiji Restoration, the Aizu clansmen were forced to move to an undeveloped area called Nakatsuma, where they established Minami Aizu. The traditions such as the Hange Festival and Ouchijuku Snow Festival shown from 3:18 in the video, were handed down from their ancestors. Shimogo is a town where ancient Japanese culture and traditions remain and where the present meets the past. Fukushima is best visited during winter as the snowfall in the region creates beautiful landscapes. There is an event called "Mizuki-no-hana-dango" (みずきの花団子) during Little New Year. It is an event to pray for health and longevity and colorful dumplings are stuck into the branches of trees that haven’t yet sprouted. This is a unique Japanese custom in Aizu to enjoy the long winter. This can be seen from 3:33 in the video. Sightseeing Information for Shimogo Photo：Shimogo, Fukushima, To-no-Hetsuri The beautiful scenery of the nature-rich town of Shimogo has always amazed the tourists who come to see it. To-no-Hetsuri, a marvelous landscape created by the Aga River (阿賀川, Agagawa), is a photogenic spot that you don't want to overlook when sightseeing in Aizu. Also, the buckwheat fields of Sarugaku Plateau is a place where Aizu clansmen lived through the turbulent times of Japan from the end of the Edo period to the Showa period. These can be seen at 2:12 in the video. The Aizu Line is a popular line with direct access to the Tokyo metropolitan area and is full of peaceful views. From 2:07 in the video, you can see mountain cherries in Toaka, and at 3:51the Nakayama Snow, Moon, and Fire Festival, where igloos and lights decorate a snowy Aizu. There are many popular sightseeing spots in Shimogo, Fukushima, including a snowshoe experience which is filled with the wisdom of Fukushima's ancestors who have lived through the harsh winters. The Food Culture of Shimogo, Fukushima Photo：Minamiaizu's local cuisine, Shingoro The Aga River, a quiet, clear stream flowing through Shimogo, is an important river that nurtures abundant life and is necessary for preserving the local culinary culture of Aizu. Upstream, there are many hot spring hotels and inns where you can enjoy a steamy atmosphere. You can relax at hot springs such as Yunokami Onsen after a long day of sightseeing. Fukushima is also famous for rice production. Shingoro is a local delicacy of Shimogo. It's made by rolling up a special type of rice, sticking it on a skewer, coating it with Junen (a kind of egoma) miso, and grilling it over charcoal. At the roadside station and Shimogo Town Local Products Center, you can find a different kinds of souvenirs of local food, such as soba noodles and local sake. Summary of Shimogo, Fukushima Photo：Shimogo, Fukushima The spirits and thoughts of the Aizu clansmen who lived through the turbulent times in Japanese history can still be found in Shimogo. The ancient traditions are kept alive by the people who love their town. The Shingo Furusato Festival, Shingoro, and Hana-dango during Little New Year are designed to heal the hearts of tourists, and to keep the healing alive, they will be passed on to the future. Please enjoy the attractions of Shimogo, Aizu, Fukushima, a town with beautiful, traditional Japanese scenery, by watching this video. 【Official Website】Aizu Shimogo Town, Fukushima Prefecture Town Hall Website https://www.town.shimogo.fukushima.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Shimogo Town https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g1120990-Activities-Shimogo_machi_Minamiaizu_gun_Fukushima_Prefecture_Tohoku.html

Sightseeing in Onomichi City, Hiroshima! This article introduces a video called "Japan Heritage Onomichi City" that summarizes sightseeing information about Onomichi City, and Hiroshima Prefecture. In this three-and-a-half-minute video, artist Naoki Honjo walks around the attractive tourist destinations and scenic locations in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, a Japanese heritage site known as the "Southern City," sandwiched between the three mountains of Onomichi and the Onomichi Channel. Enjoy the rich scenery of the Onomichi area! Visit Historical Temples in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture! Photo：Friends visiting a shrine There are many temples in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Chugoku Region, where you can feel the Japanese atmosphere. The historic Jodoji Hondo and Tahoto, the Saikokuji Niomon, the Shakokuji Kondo and the three-storied pagoda, introduced at 0:52, are absolutely amazing. Don't miss the statues of Joshoji, Saigoji Hondo, and Amidanyorai at Senkoji Temple, and the silk-colored Fugen Enmei statue at Jikoji Temple. If you want to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Onomichi City, take the Senkojiyama Ropeway to the Senkoji Park Observation Deck. From here, you can enjoy the scenic beauty of Onomichi City, the Nishi Seto Expressway, with its mild climate, and the distant Innoshima and Ikuchi Islands. Recommended Spots in Onomichi City, Hiroshima! Photo：Onomichi landscape If you're staying in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, we recommend Nishiyama Honkan, a retro hotel introduced at 1:36 in the video. Check out the beautiful views of Miharashi-tei, the charming gardens of the former Fukui House, and the Soraiken Garden. Along the slopes of Onomichi, there are many cafes where you can enjoy local gourmet. From 2:08 in the video, cultural buildings such as the Former Onomichi Bank Head Office, and the Former Onomichi Chamber of Commerce are also introduced. Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture is known as a port town and has a long history of travelers. If you cross Innoshima Bridge from Mukojimacho in Onomichi, you can go to Innoshima, a popular tourist spot floating in Setouchi. Check out sightseeing events in Onomichi City, Hiroshima! Photo：Onomichi Fireworks Festival There are various events around the city of Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, where the residents are united and excited. In particular, be sure to watch the Yoshiwa Taiko Dance with a long history, the Betcher Festival, the Sumiyoshi Festival, the Onomichi Light Festival, the Onomichi Minato Festival, the Onomichi Gion Festival, the Innoshima Suigun Festival, the Onomichi Sumiyoshi Fireworks Festival, and the Setodacho Summer Festival. They are all very thrilling to watch. For more information about Onomichi's festivals, events, and history, visit the Onomichi History Museum and Art Museum. Summary of Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture If you walk along the sightseeing route in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, you'll be able to take some great Instagram photos. There are many maze-like slopes in the city of Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, and it is famous for the many cats living in the city, Innoshima and Ikuchijima. It is also a popular Japanese film and serial drama shooting location, so we recommend going to a filming location! In Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, you can enjoy cycling, Onomichi Hondori Shopping Street, Kaigan Dori, Onomichi Ihatov, Maneki Neko Art Museum, The Narrow Cat Path, the Fukuishi Cat, Onomichi City Art Museum, and Setouchi Shimanami Kaido. Also there's delicious food in the area, such as the local Onomichi ramen, "sweets using citrus fruits," "Hirayama Ikuo Museum," "Kosanji and Kosanji museum." Visit famous and unexpected sightseeing spots and enjoy the charm of Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture. Be sure to check out the video of Onomichi-shi, Hiroshima to see everything it has to offer! 【Official Website】Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture hall homepage https://www.city.onomichi.hiroshima.jp/site/onomichicity/ 【Tripadvisor】Onomichi City https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g651649-Onomichi_Hiroshima_Prefecture_Chugoku-Vacations.html

Denim Ninja Introduces Kurashiki, Okayama! This video is titled “【English】DENIM NINJA in KURASHIKI - DENIM NINJA solves the 30 mysteries of Kurashiki!! (Long ver.)” and was released by “Kurashiki City Tourism Division.” When thinking of tourist destinations in Japan, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka are the most well-known. But did you know that Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture also has traditional townscapes? In Kurashiki City, the Bikan Historical Quarter features old Japanese-style houses, canals, and riverboats, preserving the traditional landscape of Japan. It is also known as the birthplace of denim production in Japan. Let’s explore Kurashiki’s tourist spots with the Denim Ninja in the video! Kurashiki, Okayama is Easily Accessible and a Great Addition to Japan Travel Routes Kurashiki City in Okayama is about 1.5 hours from Kyoto Station and 1 hour from Osaka. Kurashiki is also located along the way from the Kansai region to Shikoku and Kyushu. It’s a tourist destination that’s easy to include in a travel itinerary around Japan. The Bikan Historical Quarter in Kurashiki is Perfect for Experiencing Traditional Japan The Bikan Historical Quarter in Kurashiki is famous for preserving traditional Japanese townscapes. A riverboat ride allows you to enjoy the many old houses and canals. In this area, you can also see “namako walls” on old mansions. The walls are named because their patterns resemble sea cucumbers (namako in Japanese). Additionally, the Ohara Museum of Art houses many European artworks, allowing visitors to enjoy both Japanese and Western traditional townscapes. You can also rent and wear a kimono while sightseeing. Why not immerse yourself in Japanese traditional culture by touring the area in a kimono? Explore Kojima, the Birthplace of Japanese Denim Kurashiki City is located in the southern part of Okayama Prefecture. Among its districts, Kojima, a port town facing the Seto Inland Sea, is known as the “birthplace of Japanese denim” and features a Jeans Street near the station. Kurashiki is also home to the Great Seto Bridge, which connects Okayama in Honshu to Kagawa in Shikoku. A hidden gem is the view from Mt. Washu, located beside the Great Seto Bridge, offering stunning natural scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. Japan’s No.1 ◯◯! Denim Ninja Enjoys Local Specialties Okayama is Proud Of♫ Okayama is known as the Kingdom of Fruits! It is especially famous for producing muscat grapes and peaches. Okayama boasts the highest muscat grape production in Japan. Muscat wine is very popular and makes a perfect souvenir. It has a luxurious taste and pairs well with Japanese cuisine. Why not enjoy the gourmet delights of Kurashiki, Okayama? Summary of Kurashiki City, Okayama This time, we introduced a tourism video about Kurashiki City, Okayama. You were probably surprised to see how many sightseeing spots Kurashiki has! Kurashiki City is rich in tourist attractions. Next, come and experience Kurashiki for yourself!

This video, titled "It Doesn't Seem Wild at All! a Wild Raccoon Dog That Loves Humans" (とても野生とは思えない！人間大好きな野生のタヌキ), was released by "Wild Birds Izumi" (野鳥いずみ). This video shows a wild raccoon dog that loves people. Although raccoon dogs can be seen in all areas of Japan, they are rarely seen by humans and are only rarely seen in areas near mountains and fields. Also, they are often disliked by humans as vermin, so they tend to keep away from people. However, in this video, the raccoon dog can be seen proudly walking in the middle of the roadway and coming closer to the photographer. It's rare footage that allows you to see Japan's raccoon dogs up close and personal, and it's also a useful way to observe its face and limbs.

Introducing Sitting Volleyball! An Official Event at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics! This is an introductory video to women’s sitting volleyball (シッティングバレーボール, Sitting Volleyball). In sitting volleyball, athletes with disabilities, such as paralysis in their hands and/or legs, play volleyball while sitting on the floor. Sitting volleyball, which is an authorized event of the IPC (International Paralympic Committee), is an official event at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. A Look at Sitting Volleyball! Source :YouTube screenshot As seen from 0:06 in the video, Taito City's "Taito Riverside Sports Center," a tournament venue in Taito Ward that aims to promote sitting volleyball, hosted the international tournament "WORLD SUPER 6" in 2019. Japan, sitting at 10th place in the world rankings, managed to place 3rd, taking home the bronze medal. Yoshihisa Mano, the sitting volleyball women's national team coach in Japan, is shown at 1:00 in the video. In his video he talks about the amazing efforts of the athletes. Sitting Volleyball- An Introduction to Its History and Rules! Source :YouTube screenshot Sitting volleyball is a sport played while, you guessed it, sitting. It was established in the Netherlands, in 1956. In 1967, an international sitting volleyball match was started by the International Sports Organization for the Disabled (ISOD). In Japan, the Japan Sitting Volleyball Association was established in 1992, and since then, the numbers of players has only increased. Currently, there are active sitting volleyball teams in areas such as Chiba and Osaka. The Charm of Sitting Volleyball Source :YouTube screenshot The charm of sitting volleyball is that it's a sport that both those with and without disabilities can enjoy. The rules and equipment used are similar to that of six-player indoor volleyball, with players battling with serves, volleys, and spikes. However, the size of courts and the height of nets are different from that of regular volleyball, and the use of kicking is prohibited, so attack and defense are slightly different from that of regular volleyball. Summary of Sitting Volleyball Photo：Japan National Stadium At the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, you can see many exciting events, such as men’s & women’s sitting volleyball, and other events like wheel chair basketball. Unfortunately, the Olympics has been postponed to 2021, but that's all the more time to learn about new sports, their top athletes, and highlights. Are you looking forward to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics? 【Official Website】Sitting Volleyball – JPVA Japan Para-Volleyball Association http://www.jsva.info/contents/spoting_events/sitting.html

Chairs for the Outdoors Japan is in the midst of an outdoors boom. Camping, which can be enjoyed by families and solo campers alike, has become very popular, and if you're going camping, a comfortable chair for sitting around a campfire is something you definitely want to have. In this article, we'll introduce recommended low chairs for camping. Video Introduction This video, titled "Comparing 14 Different Low-Profile Camping Chairs! Cheap and Good for Life! Coleman, DOD, Snow Peak, Helinox, Captain Stag, Adirondack, Hilander" (14種比較！キャンプ椅子ローチェア！安くて良い一生モノ！コールマン、DOD、スノーピーク、ヘリノックス、キャプテンスタッグ、アディロンダック、ハイランダー), was uploaded by "Yama House [Camping Equipment Reviews]" (やまハウス【キャンプ道具レビュー】). A Thorough Comparison of 14 Low Camping Chairs! Source :YouTube screenshot Chairs are one of the most important pieces of camping equipment, and comfort and strength are immensely important when choosing one. In this article, we'll be taking a look at some low-profile camping chairs. If you're just starting camping or looking for a comfortable camping chair, be sure to check these out! ・Coleman Compact Folding Chair First up is the Coleman Compact Folding Chair. It weighs approximately 2.1 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 80 kg, and a seat height of approximately 28 cm. [Video] 0:57 - Coleman Compact Folding Chair The frame is made of aluminum, the seat is made of polyester, and the arms are made of natural wood. The seat portion is taut and firm making it quite comfortable. Because the seat is made of polyester, sparks from a campfire can easily put a hole in it, so care should be taken in this regard. It's the favorite chair of "Yama House," the video creator. Source :YouTube screenshot ・DOD Takibi Chair Next is the DOD Takibi Chair. Weighing approximately 3.3 kg and with a load capacity of approximately 100 kg, the chair is made of canvas fabric, which is resistant to holes caused by fire sparks, and is used exclusively for campfires. The frame is also made of steel and is heavy, so it's not easily blown away by the wind. [Video] 3:24 - DOD Takibi Chair ・Hilander Wood Frame Chair The Hilander Wood Frame Chair weighs approximately 3.3 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 80 kg, and a seat height of approximately 31 cm. The seat is made of cotton fabric. [Video] 5:27 - Hilander Wood Frame Chair ・CAPTAIN STAG EXGEAR Low-Style Reclining Chair The Captain Stag EXGEAR Low Style Reclining Chair weighs about 2.5 kg, has a weight limit of about 80 kg, and has a seat height of approximately 18.5 cm. The frame is made of aluminum, the seat is polyester, and the armrests are natural wood. The ability to recline is a key point of this chair. [Video] 7:53 - CAPTAIN STAG EXGEAR Low-Style Reclining Chair Source :YouTube screenshot ・Snow Peak Low Chair 30 The Snow Peak Low Chair 30 weighs approximately 3.6 kg and has a seat height of approximately 30 cm. When folded, the chair is long and narrow and can be placed in a storage case and slung over the shoulder. The frame is made of aluminum, the hardware is stainless steel, the armrests are made of bamboo, and the seat is made of polyester. When sitting down, the seat is taut and does not sag. [Video] 10:00 - Snow Peak Low Chair 30 ・ADIRONDACK Campers Chair The weight limit is approximately 80 kg. When purchasing online, be careful not to mistake it for the Small Campers Chair, which has a very similar design. The seat is made of cotton fabric and the frame is made of aluminum. [Video] 12:13 - ADIRONDACK Campers Chair ・ADIRONDACK Small Campers Chair This chair has a weight limit of approximately 70 kg and can be stored compactly. However, it may feel a little small if you're an adult. It's a comfortable size for children. [Video] 14:36 - ADIRONDACK Small Campers Chair ・Camping Moon High Back Armchair The Camping Moon High Back Armchair weighs approximately 3.25 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 100 kg, and has a seat height of approximately 36 cm. This chair is great for work as opposed to prolonged periods of sitting. [Video] 15:40 - Camping Moon High Back Arm Chair ・Helinox Chair One The Helinox Chair One is very light at approximately 890g, it has a weight limit of approximately 145kg, and a seat height of approximately 35cm. The seat is made of polyester & nylon material, and the frame is made of the strong TH72M aluminum made by the prestigious Korean company DAC. It's also incredibly compact! The fabric portion of the chair can be removed from the frame and folded compactly, making it lightweight and easy to carry. The mesh material seems to be breathable even in summer. The video shows in detail how to assemble and store it. [Video] 17:39 - Helinox Chair One Source :YouTube screenshot ・Moon Lence Outdoor Chair The Moon Lence outdoor chair weighs approximately 907g and has a weight limit of 150kg. The seat is made of 600D polyester Oxford fabric and the frame is made of 7075 aluminum alloy. The chair also features pockets on both sides and it is much more reasonably priced than the above Helinox Chair One, but there is a difference in materials. [Video] 22:05 - Moon Lence Outdoor Chair ・COLEMAN TWO WAY CAPTAIN CHAIR The COLEMAN TWO WAY CAPTAIN CHAIR weighs approximately 3.5 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 100 kg, and a seat height of 31-48 cm. The leg length can be adjusted in two positions. There is a deep pocket behind the seat as well. The seat is made of polyester, the frame aluminum, and the armrests are made of natural wood. The seat is not only taut but also thick. The firmness of the seat makes the chair comfortable to sit in. [Video] 24:43 - COLEMAN TWO WAY CAPTAIN CHAIR ・Captain Stag Jules Low-Style Easy Chair The Captain Stag Jules Low-Style Easy Chair is an ultra-low-style chair that weighs approximately 2.3 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 80 kg, and has a seat height of 15 cm. The seat is made of polyester and the frame is made of steel. The seat may feel lower due to the deep seating area. In the video, the size of the chair when folded is compared with others, so you can get an idea of what it's like. [Video] 27:30 - Captain Stag Jules Low-Style Easy Chair ・PROX Cross-legged Chair - Ultra Low Chair As the name suggests, PROX's cross-legged chair has an ultra-low seat, and the wide surface provides a comfortable sitting position. The chair weighs approximately 1.9 kg, has a weight limit of approximately 90 kg, and the seat height is 18 cm. It comes with a storage case, making it compact and easy to store, at approximately 50 cm. [Video] 29:21 - PROX Cross-legged Chair ・HIGHMOUNT Folding Stool The HIGHMOUNT Folding Stool weighs approximately 630g and has a weight limit of 80 kg. The seat is approximately 27 cm above the ground. The compact design means that it's not particularly comfortable to sit on, but it's very compact, especially when the lock at the base is undone. It also comes with a small storage case that resembles a tote bag and fits inside a backpack. It's perfect for camping as well as hiking and other outdoor activities. [Video] 30:53 - HIGHMOUNT Folding Stool Choosing a Sturdy Camping Chair That Can Be Easily Stored Source :YouTube screenshot If you are looking for a well-made, comfortable camping chair that is also compact, be sure to check out the video comparing the chairs when stowed away. The video also shows the differences between the chairs when viewed from the back, side by side. [Video] 16:18 - Comparison in storage bags Find the Right Low Chair for You! When purchasing a low chair, be sure to consider the fabric, functionality, design, and ease of assembly, instead of simply looking at price. When you find camping gear that catches your eye, it's important to see it in person. Visit a store, see and touch the product, and then make your choice. There are many attractive campgrounds in Japan. Find your favorite chair and enjoy the outdoors!