Constantly! This is the Sakai Tourism and Convention Bureau Public Interest Incorporated Association! Cool JAPAN VIDEOS will Broadcasting Information on Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, so thank you! Sakai City is located in the south-central part of Osaka Prefecture, facing Osaka Bay, and is an attractive city where history, culture and modernity coexist. With a population of about 810,000, it is the second largest city in Osaka Prefecture after Osaka City. However, if you take a step away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you will find a rich charm that is a little different, such as historic Kofun Tumulus and History shrines. Sakai City has a long history, and people settled in the old Stoneware period more than 10,000 years ago, and many Stoneware and Earthenware have been excavated from the Ruins of Sakai City. In the latter half of the 4th century, Kofun Tumulus were built one after another, and there were more than 100 Kofun Tumulus. This group of Kofun Tumulus still remains in the city, and you can feel the history firsthand. In the Warring States period, Sakai flourished as an international trading port. Now, from here, we will guide you to the attractive Sightseeing spots of Sakai City. The first is the aforementioned "Mozu Tombs and Furuichi Tombs". The Mozu Tombs, consisting of two burial mounds, the "Mozu" in Sakai City and the "Furuichi" in Habikino City and Fujiidera City, were registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. Located in the central part of the Mozu area, the Tomb of Emperor Nintoku is the largest giant Anterior Rear Circular Tumulus in Japan with a total length of 840 Meters. It is said to be one of the three largest tombs in the world, along with the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt and the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huangdi in China. Currently, there are 44 Kofun Tumulus in Sakai City. Feel the breath of antiquity. Next, "Mozu Hachimangu Shrine" is an ancient shrine with a solemn and mysterious atmosphere where the camphor tree, which is over 800 years old, which is also designated as a natural monument of Osaka Prefecture, welcomes you in the precincts. The Precincts are decorated with seasonal trees, and you can enjoy a different atmosphere in each season. Other popular temples and shrines in Sakai City include "Tajihayahime Shrine", "Otori Taisha", "Hokan Shrine", and "Kaiguchi Shrine", There are others. Recommended for families with children, the indoor playground "Big Bang, Sakai Municipal Children's Museum" is safe even on rainy days. Inside the facilities, which look like a giant UFO, there is a huge jungle gym with a height of 53 meters, where children can move their bodies to their heart's content. You can also learn science and physics while playing on the playground equipment. At the Sakai Traditional Crafts Museum, which brings together Sakai City's traditional industries, you can see the history and manufacturing process of Sakai City's proud blades. There is also an exhibition room where you can learn incense sticks, rugs, Japanese sweets, and Sakai May carp, as well as a demonstration and Hands-on workshops of sharpening knives, which There are also Held in popular as a Sightseeing spot. Various popular Events and Festivals are Held in in Sakai City, such as "Sakai Festival", "Sakai Futon Drum", and "Sakai Danjiri". The Sakai Festival is the largest festival in Sakai City, Held in on the third Saturday and Sunday of October every year, and the main alley (Symbol Road) of the main street is turned into a pedestrian paradise, and a large Events with a total of 7,000 people participating in folk dances, Nanban costumes, and arquebus bands is not to be missed. The Sakai Futon Drum is famous as an autumn festival in Sakai City, and a portable shrine decorated with five-tiered futons is paraded through Sakai City. Along with the futon drums, the autumn tradition of Sakai City is Sakai Danjiri. There are currently more than 80 danjiri in Sakai City, and you can feel the history and tradition ands. Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture is a city with a charm that combines tradition, culture, and history. Broadcasting Information that will allow you to know more about the charms of Sakai City in the future, so thank you!

The reason why foreigners are interested in the Japanese language is "The beauty of the Japanese language. I often hear that the reason why foreigners are interested in the Japanese language is "the beauty of the Japanese language. Using the calligraphy skills learned through the calligraphy experience, students write their favorite kanji characters on fans and hanging scrolls of their choice. The master calligrapher will then take the kanji back to your bag with his expert brush strokes. Since each kanji character has multiple meanings, it is important to know what other meanings they have. Knowing the meaning will make the bag shine. #brush #kanji #shodo

The reason why foreigners are interested in the Japanese language is "The beauty of the Japanese language. I often hear that the reason why foreigners are interested in the Japanese language is "the beauty of the Japanese language. Using the calligraphy skills learned through the calligraphy experience, students write their favorite kanji characters on fans and hanging scrolls of their choice. The master calligrapher will then take the kanji back to your bag with his expert brush strokes. Since each kanji character has multiple meanings, it is important to know what other meanings they have. Knowing the meaning will make the bag shine. #brush #kanji #shodo #travelmemories #culturalexperience

Calligraphy masters apply Japanese kanji characters to the native language names of foreign customers. Since each kanji character has its own meaning, enjoy this traditional cultural experience, including the meaning of the kanji used in your name. #calligraphy #kanji #shodo

Ume Plum Festival is held in at Dōmyoji Tenmangu Shrine Dōmyoji Tenmangu Shrine, which enshrines Sugawara Michishinko, known as the god of learning, is also known as a famous Famous plum blossoms. 800 Ume Plum trees of about 80 varieties of red and white are planted in the Precincts of about 10,000 tsubo, and the "Ume Plum Festival" is Held in to coincide with the best time to visit the Ume Plum, and the Ume Plum in full bloom is very beautiful and fragrant Aroma. In addition, during the Ume Plum Festival, various events are held, such as a special Open to the public of Doshin Ko relics (February 15, 16, 22~25, charged), the Bon Ume Plum Exhibition (January 25 ~ March 3), and a mini-guide by the Fujiidera City Tourism Volunteers Association (February 8~28 * except 11th, Other weather changes). During the Ume Plum festival, it would be Squid ♪ to enjoy it along with the Ume Plum 【Basic Information】 Date: 2025 (Reiwa 7)February 8 (Sat) ~ March 12 (Wed) Venue: Dōmyoji Tenmangu Ume Plum Garden Ume Plum Garden Admission Fee: 300 yen for Adults, Free for junior high school students and younger Access: Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line, 3-minute walk from Dōmyoji Station *Use public transportation. For details, check out "Dōmyoji Tenmangu Ume Plum Festival"! (The photo is taken on 1/31.) The pretty Ume plums were beginning to bloom. ） (Added on February 15) Due to the delay in flowering, the Ume Plum Festival has been postponed to the 21st~.

In Hinomotoichi's Calligraphy Trial Plan, students do not pick up a brush and start writing immediately after the lesson begins.  Instead, we begin by explaining about the culture of calligraphy and the history of calligraphy in Japan. This is because it helps them to better understand the difference between Japanese calligraphy and caligraphy, which is a form of character decoration that also exists in other countries, and to appreciate the beauty of the Japanese language. #calligraphy #kanji #shodo

Samurai become  For those of us living in today's busy world, learning about the samurai spirit can give us insight into our attitude, attention and focus, and foster the determination needed to achieve our goals to the best of our ability. We must not only carefully consider the words of the Samurai, but we must also act on them. #katana #samuraisword

Samurai are born aware of their "honor" The goal of the aspiring samurai was not wealth or knowledge, but honor. Honor is a goal to be pursued "within oneself," without regard to profit or loss. Therefore, "honor" that is concerned with public reputation is not real honor. #katana #bushido #honor

The meaning of shogun is the commander of the samurai appointed by the emperor. In modern times, it refers to the position of commanding and directing an army. It is also used as a term of respect for the boss. #shogun #samuraisword #samuraiarmor #bushido

Samurai-specific Osaka Castle Guides Private tours in armor More than 400 years later, Yukimura Sanada has not forgotten his debt of gratitude and remains loyal. 『恩義を忘れ、私欲を貪ぼり、人と呼よべるか！？』 "Can anyone be called a human being who forgets his debt of gratitude and only thinks well of himself!?" #osakacastle #samurai #Bushido #yukimurasanada #katana

In "How to Walk the Earth Osaka J20 2025~2026" We were introduced to ✨ Fujiidera City If you have seen it, please look for the article on 🥰 Fujiidera City

The sword is the soul of the samurai; it cannot be sold even if it starves to death. Bushido made the sword a symbol of his power and valor. From an early age, one is taught how to use a sword. He started with a wooden sword, and when he reached the age of 15, he was allowed to carry a serious weapon. At that time, he became aware of his self-respect and sense of responsibility for carrying a dangerous weapon in the street. remember that one step outside the doorway is the world of death. #katana #samuraisword

J:com "Long Walk (Cho~tto Sanpaku) Kawachi" introduced Fujiidera City! Fujiidera City is packed with historical heritage~! ▼ Osaka Summer Jindomyoji Battle Monument (right in front of Kintetsu and Dōmyoji Station) ▼ Dōmyoji Tenjin-dori shopping street (Shops full of humanity are here now and in the past!) ） ▼ Dōmyoji Temple (also Famous as the temple where "Dōmyoji Temple" originated) ▼ Paris World Exposition Medal (medal awarded at Dōmyoji Temple) ▼ Dōmyoji Temple, etc. It is available on the YouTube channel "J:COM CHANNEL / J:COM TV"! Search for "Long Walk Fujiidera" You may be able to rediscover the charm that you didn't know about! Please take a look! ---------------------------------------------------- What is J:com "Long Walk Kawachi"? A local information program that together with the "mayor" of the city, we will discover and rediscover the pride of the local area and the charm of the city ----------------------------------------------------

Learn Zen in a class of making Japanese sweets and Enjoying Wabicha with wield the brush. Zen / Wagashi Yokan, which came to Japan along with Zen, was refined over many years to become a complete Japanese confectionary in the Edo period. Zen / Tea Ceremony The tea ceremony was a type of tea ceremony in which Zen ideas were added to the tea ceremony, resulting in the creation of wabicha (a type of tea ceremony). Zen / Calligraphy Calligraphy is a way of practicing Zen with a brush, or in other words, a way of writing calligraphy in a state of unmindfulness. ZEN is basically searching for the truth of who you are. #Zen #kanji #traditional

SAMURAI Armor Samurai fought fair and square in one-on-one battles, which was the samurai way of fighting. During this time, it was not acceptable for the adversary to initiate a fight. If they did, they were considered "cowards. #osakacastle #samurai #calligraphy #katana

In Samurai Calligraphy Plan A samurai is a man of letters and a man of martial arts, studying both arts. For the Samurai, the way of literature and the way of martial arts are like two wheels on one wheel. Samurai honor, which believes that the way of literature and the way of martial arts are two sides of the same coin, aims at the path of both literature and martial arts through two experiences: Samurai tea ceremony and Samurai calligraphy. The spirit of the Samurai is a way of life and death, a way of letting go of attachment to life and living in this lifetime. Through Samurai honor, students acquire the spirit of Bushido. #calligraphy #kanji #shodo

In Hinomotoichi's Calligraphy Trial Plan, students do not pick up a brush and start writing immediately after the lesson begins.  Instead, we begin by explaining about the culture of calligraphy and the history of calligraphy in Japan. This is because it helps them to better understand the difference between Japanese calligraphy and caligraphy, which is a form of character decoration that also exists in other countries, and to appreciate the beauty of the Japanese language. #calligraphy #kanji #shodo

Samurai become  For those of us living in today's busy world, learning about the samurai spirit can give us insight into our attitude, attention and focus, and foster the determination needed to achieve our goals to the best of our ability. We must not only carefully consider the words of the Samurai, but we must also act on them. #samuraisword #katana

Honoring the Samurai girl The more onago is bullshit, the more the world will be bullshit. The stronger you are, the calmer you will be.  The more you can hang your head and bow low, the more genuine nobility and strength you will acquire. #osakacastle #samuraisword #katana

Samurai become  For those of us living in today's busy world, learning about the samurai spirit can give us insight into our attitude, attention and focus, and foster the determination needed to achieve our goals to the best of our ability. We must not only carefully consider the words of the Samurai, but we must also act on them. #samuraisword #katana

Calligraphy has a delicate sense of beauty, and the subtle changes in fine lines, dots, and shading enhance its beauty. There is also an aesthetic sense of stillness, and it is important to keep one's mind quiet and focused when writing. #kanji #calligraphy #kimono

Samurai Teaceremony Zen is alive and well in traditional Japanese culture. Zen has greatly influenced traditional Japanese culture, including calligraphy, tea ceremony, and martial arts. Zen has had a great influence on traditional Japanese culture. It is also said that modern etiquette is based on the The Ogasawara school of etiquette, which is said to have become the standard of modern etiquette, is said to have been established by relating Zen manners to the lifestyle of the samurai class. #teaceremony #japanesetea #calligraphy

Samurai Teaceremony □Zen is alive and well in traditional Japanese culture. Zen has greatly influenced traditional Japanese culture, including calligraphy, tea ceremony, and martial arts. Zen has had a great influence on traditional Japanese culture. It is also said that modern etiquette is based on the The Ogasawara school of etiquette, which is said to have become the standard of modern etiquette, is said to have been established by relating Zen manners to the lifestyle of the samurai class. #teaceremony #japanesetea #calligraphy

Calligraphy has a delicate sense of beauty, and the subtle changes in fine lines, dots, and shading enhance its beauty. There is also an aesthetic sense of stillness, and it is important to keep one's mind quiet and focused when writing. #kangi #calligraphy #kimono #osakacastle

【Performance】 Holding a brush in your hand, you will write your passion and thoughts in kanji characters on a brand new piece of paper! Conscious of what you have learned so far, write the kanji you have chosen with an oversized brush on a sheet of whole paper four times the size of a half-sheet of paper. #kanji #calligraphy #kimono

【Explanation of swords and Samurai manners】 The relationship between the Samurai and the Japanese sword. From an early age, he learned how to use a sword and was allowed to wear a serious sword belt at the age of 15. At that time, he becomes aware of his self-respect and the responsibility of carrying a deadly weapon. The sword is the soul of the samurai and cannot be sold, even if it starves to death. #samuraisword #katana

The event will be held in historical buildings such as Osaka Castle, and will offer an experience that combines bushido, such as iaido and seppuku, and traditional Japanese culture, such as tea ceremony and calligraphy, which were practiced by samurai as self-discipline, as "contents of honor". #SamuraiExperience #katana #samuraisoword

Zen / Calligraphy Calligraphy is a way of practicing Zen with a brush, or in other words, a way of writing calligraphy in a state of unmindfulness. ZEN is basically searching for the truth of who you are. #Zen #kanji #traditional

Learn Zen in a class of making Japanese sweets and Enjoying Wabicha with wield the brush. Zen / Wagashi Yokan, which came to Japan along with Zen, was refined over many years to become a complete Japanese confectionary in the Edo period. Zen / Tea Ceremony The tea ceremony was a type of tea ceremony in which Zen ideas were added to the tea ceremony, resulting in the creation of wabicha (a type of tea ceremony). Zen / Calligraphy Calligraphy is a way of practicing Zen with a brush, or in other words, a way of writing calligraphy in a state of unmindfulness. ZEN is basically searching for the truth of who you are. #Zen #kanji #traditional

Samurai Armor experience Samurai fought fair and square in one-on-one battles, which was the samurai way of fighting. During this time, it was not acceptable for the adversary to initiate a fight. If they did, they were considered "cowards.