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SAMURAIHONOR
Dec. 2, 2023
【Visiting the grounds of Osaka no Jin】 Japan's oldest temple, Shitennoji, was burnt down during the Winter Siege, leaving behind its stone torii gate, and during the Summer Siege, a fierce battle took place at the South Gate. Shitennoji, the oldest temple in Japan, was burned down in the winter camp, leaving behind a stone torii gate, and in the summer camp, a fierce battle was fought at the Namdaemon gate.
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  • Budo Tourism
  • Shitennoji
  • Osaka no Jin
  • Pilgrimage
  • Ieyasu Procession
  • Armor/Helmet
  • Bushido
  • Japanese Warrior
  • Samurai
  • Japanese swords
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New otani inn sapporo
Nov. 30, 2023
This is ♪ an introduction to the limited lunch menu for the first half of December 🐮 Beef curry stir-fried soup soba noodles soy sauce flavor 🐔 Stir-fried chicken and vegetables with spicy pepper with rice and sasai 🐷 Pork tenderloin cutlet bowl with small bowl and incense All menus come with 💕 a buffet of [salad, soup, dessert, coffee] Also as a Christmas gift from the hotel All-you-can-drink sparkling wine on tap only on Fridays and Saturdays It will be held every day in December! In addition to the limited menu, we also offer popular permanent menus such as "Shin-Edo Seafood Noodles" and "Gome Yakisoba". Sip sparkling wine from noon and enjoy 🥂 an elegant time at the hotel lunch Would you like to satisfy your body and soul with a warm meal? ✨ For reservations and details, please visit the hotel's official website or 📞Tel: 011-222-1522!
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  • Hokkaido Prefecture
  • Sapporo
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  • Travel
  • Hokkaido area
  • Bucketlist
  • Gourmet
  • Japan
  • New Otani Inn Sapporo
  • ...and 8 others
Lake Mashu Tourism Association
Nov. 29, 2023
Hello everyone, I’m Aoki from the Teshikaga Regional Revitalization Team ˙ᵕ˙ / The stamp rally in the Kawayu area starts tomorrow 🙋‍♀️´- The rally is split into the Mashu area and the Kawayu area. Collect stamps at participating restaurants in Teshikaga, submit your entry, and you could win wonderful prizes in a lottery 😍🎁✨ ⚠️Attention⚠️ Please note that the Mashu area and the Kawayu area have different event periods, so be careful 🙇🏻‍♀️
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New otani inn sapporo
Nov. 29, 2023
We have started accepting reservations for New Year's Eve! 2023 is coming to an end in the blink of an eye. If it is an annual payment, you will want to reward yourself for working hard for a year, but New Otani Inn Sapporo has prepared the perfect New Year's Eve for such an important gift for yourself. This year's New Year's Eve is a new "Blessing of the Sea and Earth," which combines seafood such as salmon roe and shrimp, and earthly foods such as Furano Wagyu beef and shiitake mushrooms. You can enjoy a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese flavors. * "Blessings of the sea" and "Blessings of the earth" You can purchase them one by one. In addition, the Western-style two-tier "Party Hors d'oeuvres" has been renewed and revived. It is recommended for customers who want to eat Western and Chinese food made by the hotel chef. Until 12/25, reservations are only accepted from the hotel website. The delivery period will be December 31, 2023 The last special meal of the year is "more luxurious than usual" Why don't you fill your heart and stomach with New Otani Inn Sapporo's New Year's 🎍 Eve? For reservations and details, please visit the hotel's official website or 📞Tel: 011-222-1522!
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  • Hokkaido Prefecture
  • Sapporo
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  • Travel
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  • Gourmet
  • Japan
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  • ...and 4 others
Izena Island Tourism Association.
Nov. 28, 2023
History and Cultural Heritage of Izena Island from the Ryukyu Kingdom Era Vol. 2 “King Sho En’s Garden” — The Story of How a Farmer Became King of Ryukyu At 24, Matsugane (the future King Sho En) leaves the island. Pointing toward Okinawa Island, he holds an eeku (the local word for an oar) in his right hand. A bronze statue imagining his stance from that time stands there. Matsugane was driven away from the island because of a misunderstanding with the locals. Taking his wife at the time and his young brother, he crossed the sea in a small boat and reached the Ginama area in Kunigami, the northern part of Okinawa Island. He lived there for a while with his brother and wife and was cared for by local people, but after some time he set off for Shuri with his brother. He became a retainer of Prince Eiso, who was the younger brother of King Sho Kinpuku, the fifth king of the First Sho dynasty of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Around then he began using the name Kanamaru. Bright and hardworking from the start, Kanamaru soon gained recognition for his talents. Prince Eiso strongly recommended Kanamaru to King Sho Kinpuku, and in 1447 Sho En began his career as a servant with the low-ranking post called akadachi. Here Kanamaru demonstrated his abilities and rose through the ranks until he wore the yellow headband that signified high official status. In 1454, when Prince Eiso acceded as King Sho Taikyu, Kanamaru gained further favor and was appointed jitō (local lord) of the Nishihara magiri (district) in 1454. Five years later, at age 45, he assumed responsibility for the kingdom’s finances and foreign affairs, putting him on the verge of the Sanshikan, a ministerial post equivalent to a modern cabinet minister. However, fate shifted with the death of King Sho Taikyu. The seventh king, Sho Toku, proved a tyrant and plunged the country into sorrow. Kanamaru pleaded with him, but the king would not listen, so Kanamaru resigned and withdrew to his estate in Uchima. After King Sho Toku’s death, a coup by royal officials removed the crown prince, ending the First Sho dynasty. The officials then recommended Kanamaru as the next king. Convinced, he accepted and at age 54 became the king of the Ryukyu Kingdom under the Second Sho dynasty, known as King Sho En. Bronze sculpture by Mutsu Naka (Naka Mutsumi), a Japanese板版画 artist Kurayoshi Takara, Professor Emeritus, University of the Ryukyus *Both are notable figures from Izena Island.* *Matsugane (Machigani)* — the name used by Sho En during his youth on Izena Island. *Kanamaru* — the name Sho En used after leaving the island. *Sho En* — the name he took when he became king.
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  • Okinawa Prefecture
  • Izena
  • Izanami Island
  • Shō En
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  • Ryukyu
  • Remote island
  • Gusuku and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu
  • Shuri Castle
  • Shoenno Ouoniwa Park
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