【茶道と書道の伝統文化体験】 #伝統文化 日本に興味のある方のなかには、古くから伝わる伝統文化について知りたいという方もいるでしょう。 日本の伝統文化のうち、茶道・書道は特に有名です。 SAMURAI⚔HONORでは講師と通訳アシスタントがおもてなしを致しますので外国人の方も体験しやすいでしょう。 Traditional cultural experience of tea ceremony and calligraphy. #Traditional #Culture #Experience Some people who are interested in Japan may want to learn more about the traditional culture that has been handed down from generation to generation. At Samurai⚔Honor, our teachers and interpreter assistants will entertain you, making it easy for foreigners to experience Japanese traditional culture.

【🇺🇸国務省外国語習得難易度ﾗﾝｷﾝｸ】 「最も習得が難しい言語」として選ばれたのが🇯🇵語ですが、外国人がに興味を抱く理由として「ことばの美しさ」 #Kangi #Calligraphy 漢字一つで様々な意味を持つ言葉や、日本語でしか表現できない述語など、探求しがいがあるのが日本語！書道です。 🇺🇸 was selected as the "most difficult language to learn" by the State Department's Rankings of Difficulty in Learning Foreign Languages. 🇯🇵 was chosen as the most difficult language to learn, but foreigners are interested in Japanese because of the "beauty of the language. The Japanese language is a challenging language to explore, with words that have various meanings with a single kanji, predicates that can only be expressed in Japanese, and so on! Calligraphy.

【アメリカからのSAMURAI⚔】 2024/03/14 勝てぬと分かっていても、侍であるならば死ぬまで戦う。 いざ尋常に勝負⚔ SAMURAI from the U.S.A. 2024/03/14 Even if you know you cannot win, if you are a samurai, you will fight to the death. Now it's time to fight like a Samurai.

🇺🇸からお越しになったファミリーの皆様に、SAMURAI⚔HONORスタッフが仁義礼智信のオ・モ・テ・ナ・シを！ #SAMURAIEXPERIENCE #KATANA 日本の伝統文化・武道（居合道・茶道・書道）と大阪城観光（甲冑スタイル）をフルセットで体験していただきました⚔ SAMURAI⚔HONOR staff give omo te na shi of ningi rei chi shin to the families who came from 🇺🇸! #SAMURAIEXPERIENCE #KATANA We had a full set of Japanese traditional culture and martial arts iaido, tea ceremony, calligraphy and Osaka Castle sightseeing armor style ⚔.

Ogaki Castle and Kawazu cherry blossoms Ogaki City, Gifu March 2024 iPHONE 11 PRO

SAMURAIの国🇯🇵に訪日して、飛天御剣流をマスター⚔ そしてSAMURAIになる体験ができるSAMURAI⚔HONORへようこそ！ Welcome to SAMURAI⚔HONOR, where you can visit the land of SAMURAI 🇯🇵, master Hiten Gokenryu⚔ and experience becoming a SAMURAI!

【女剣士と日ノ本一の兵】 歴女なら一度は聞いたことのある有名な戦国武将。 その戦国武将と共に、刀剣・日本刀を手に取って戦った女剣士は実在しました。 #SAMURAIHONOR #OsakaCastle 女性外国人の方もSAMURAI STYLE体験を大阪城で旅の思い出に⚔ Female Swordsman and the Best Soldier in Japan Rekijo historical women have heard of famous military commanders of the Warring States period. There were actually female swordsmen who fought alongside these warlords, holding swords and Japanese swords in their hands. #SAMURAIHONOR #OsakaCastle Female foreigners can also experience SAMURAI STYLE at Osaka Castle for a memorable trip⚔.

Namako-kabe The term namako-kabe (sea cucumber wall) comes from a technique of affixing flat roof tiles to a wall and building up the mortar joints with white plaster to resemble the sea creature called a namako. This exterior wall method offers excellent fire resistance, thermal insulation, and moisture control, and was commonly seen from the Meiji era through the early Showa period. However, it has declined year by year due to deterioration and rebuilding. Today it can still be found in Izu — notably in Matsuzakicho and Shimoda City — and elsewhere in Japan, such as Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture and Higashihiroshima City in Hiroshima Prefecture. Matsuzakicho still retains over 190 such buildings, preserving their traditional charm. Namako-kabe has become rare nationwide. The town treats it as an important resource and actively works to preserve it. Skilled plasterers who can still create namako-kabe carry out restorations, helping to pass on the craft and maintain the streetscape, while a local volunteer group, Matsuzaki Kura-zukuri-tai, promotes conservation and awareness. Although namako-kabe may seem commonplace, it survives today because of the dedication and efforts of these craftsmen and townspeople to pass this regional resource on to the future.

【SAMURAI達の夢のあと】 大坂城に石垣に残る #刻印石 。 掘られたでござる文字や紋を見ながら歩むと様々な石やもののふ達の面が見ゑてき候。 それがしも石に書を残さふ… 師に教ゑてもらったでござるとあるでござる山の滝面、滝崖にて刻みやすゐ石をみつけた。 碑刻したでござる後は、元の場所へ返しんす ※この【道】を刻んだ石は昌苑先生作のお手本です Engraved stones on the stonewalls of Osaka Castle. Walking around looking at the engraved letters and crests, you can see various stones and the faces of warriors. I also wanted to leave my calligraphy on a stone... I found a stone that was easy to engrave on a waterfall face and a waterfall cliff on a mountain that my teacher had taught me about. After borrowing and inscribing the stone, I will return it to its original place. This stone engraved with "Michi" is a model by Mrs. Shoen.

Waiting for spring "The Land of the Inner Path" In spring, you can enjoy the reflection of the cherry blossoms. Ogaki City, Gifu Funamachi Park

【飛天御剣流⚔双龍閃】 『抜刀術のすべてを知り極めた男。 それが抜刀斎の志士名の由来だ』 二段抜刀術。 抜刀がかわされた場合に無防備になるため、斬撃の勢いを利用して左手で抜く鞘での次撃に繋ぐ二段技 The man who knows all about the art of the Battoujutsu and has mastered it. A man who knows and has mastered all aspects of the art of the Battoujutsu. That is the origin of the Battousai's samurai name. Nidan Battoujutsu. A two-stage technique that uses the momentum of the slash to connect to the next strike with the sheath that is pulled out with the left hand, leaving the user unprotected if the Battou is dodged.

SAMURAI⚔HONOR Hinomoto Ichi Calligraphy Class ■ Lecturer: Mika ■ Career: Introduced to calligraphy from the age of 4 Hard brushes, hair brushes, fountain pens, Manyo kana are all possible. From the age of 18, she traveled the world with her mother's work. Graduated from the Faculty of Education. Japanese language teaching license, English and Korean are also available. ■ Honors: A calligraphy master who is the caretaker of a dormitory for international students on the university campus and has a very cheerful personality.

SAMURAI⚔HONOR Hinomoto Ichi no Chanoyu Representative kimono for tea 🍵 ■ Lecturer: Ms. Tomoka ■ Career: Full-time lecturer at Urasenke ■ Honor: Please lower the threshold that is not formal and feel free to enjoy tea

【Flying Heavenly Sword Ryu ⚔ Nine-Headed Dragon Flash】 In other words, in front of my Nine-Headed Dragon Flash, your Nine-Headed Dragon Flash will not work! Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu. In other words, in front of my Kutouryuusen, your Kutouryuusen is useless! #RurouniKenshin #hitenmitsurugiryu #Battoujutsu #SanadaYukimura #SAMURAI #hikoseijuro #katana #samuraisword #Rurouni Kenshin #Hiten Goken-ryu #Sword Technique #Sanada Yuki Village #SAMURAI #Seijuro Hiko #KATANA #samuraisword

Ōtōin The founding of Oto-in is unknown, but it is believed that it was built in the Nara and Heian periods, and that the monks of the Tendai sect lived there to pray to the dead. It is recorded that Daito-in became a Soto School temple in the first year of Keicho 1596. Otoin Temple is a family temple where the ancestors and deceased members of the Dan family are memorialized. In addition, as a temple open to the community, we are actively engaged in cultural activities such as concerts using the main hall temple con, art exhibitions in the gallery, history study groups, small Buddha carving classes, calligraphy classes, flower arrangement classes, etc., and we continue to be active as a temple open to the community as a family temple for the Dan family. [Basic information] Address: Kashiwa City Hananoi 1757 TEL：04-7132-5868 Business hours: 9:00~16:30 temple office reception Closed: open all year Parking: 40 cars ~Access~ 【JR Joban Line】Get off at "Kashiwa" station, west exit from the bus stop "Municipal Kashiwa High School", Bus bound for "Tokyu Village" Get off at the bus stop "Hananoi Shrine" and walk for 10 minutes. 【Tsukuba Express】Get off at Kashiwa Leaf Campus Station, from the bus stop Take the bus to "Tokyu Village" and get off at the bus stop "Hananoi Kido" 10 minutes on foot ~Attractions~ ・Ginkgo biloba The giant ginkgo tree, the symbol of Daitoin, is said to be over 450 years old. It is said that this large ginkgo was used as a landmark of Hananoi Village during the Tone River water transportation in the Edo period. Even now, you can see it well from the Ōtone Bridge. According to the "Chinju Forest Tree Survey Research" Implementation in 2004 Heisei 16, ginkgo biloba 5.32 m is considered to be the thickest trunk circumference in Kashiwa City. In 1981 Showa 56 1981, it became a designated protected tree designation number 290 in Kashiwa City. ・Bentendo Bentendo, built in 1864, was demolished due to deterioration in the Showa 50. The inauguration ceremony of the current Bentendo was held in November 1998 Heisei 10 1998. The Bentendo enshrines Benzaiten, an eight-armed statue with the god Uga and a Torii shrine gate gate above his head. In his hand, he holds a long halberd, an orb, and a key to the treasury. The crocodile mouth attached to the old Bentendo Hall is engraved with the names of 24 donors from the tenth year of Tenpo 1839, indicating that the Bentendo has existed since ancient times. This crocodile mouth is attached to the Shin Bentendo and still resonates with the sound of the Tenpo era.

【外国の方のお名前を漢字で】 好きな漢字を書道として書くだけでなく、英語、フランス語等のお名前に書道マスターが漢字を当て、お客様に漢字でお名前を書いてもらうといった体験が人気です。 漢字は一文字一文字に意味があるため、名前に使われた字がどんな意味を持つのかを知るのが楽しいと評判です Foreigner's name in Kanji characters Not only writing favorite kanji characters as calligraphy, but also having a calligraphy master apply kanji characters to names in English, French, etc., and having customers write their names in kanji characters is a popular experience. Since each kanji character has its own meaning, it is popular that it is fun to learn what the characters used in the name mean!

Deep Spots in Taiki Town 📍Site of the Former JNR Hiroo Line Taiki Station In Taiki Town, you can still find the remains of the station building from the Hiroo Line, the railway that linked Obihiro and Hiroo and ran until 1987. Taiki Station opened in 1930, and at its peak it reportedly handled more than 1,000 passengers a day. The former track area is now a plaza called Taiki Traffic Park, but the station building still stands. You cannot enter the building, but looking through the windows you can see the ticket gate and waiting room still preserved inside. The platform area still shows the station sign and a signal lever. In Hakubayashi Park, north of Taiki Town Hall, a steam locomotive, No. 59611, which served around Hokkaido and ran on the Hiroo Line until 1975, is on display. It was installed thanks to efforts by local steam locomotive enthusiasts. Why not come and feel the traces of the railway that once ran through Taiki Town?

【通天閣⚔SAMURAI⚔Foreigner】 二度漬けは 許されないと 知らされて 血振るいすれば ほらこの通り⚔ If they know they're not allowed to pickle twice, and they shake their blood, well, there you have it.

【Samurai are both literate and disciplined⚔】 兵を学ぶ者は経を治めざるべからず。 何となれば（兵）は凶器なり、逆徳なり。 用ひて以て仁義の術を済さんには、苟も経に通ずる者にあらずんば、安んぞよく然らんや。 Those who study military science must master Keigaku the study of sutras. Only those who have mastered Keigaku can utilize the Art of War, which can be both a weapon and a vice, as an art of benevolence.

[Hinomoto's path to becoming a calligraphy master] Each kanji character has a meaning. The Way to the Master of Japanese Calligraphy Each kanji character has its own meaning.

It is the night cherry blossom of the Keage Incline. On this day, the sky is bright, Because there was no one or one I was able to ☺️ shoot slowly

It is a Fushimi Ten Stone Boat in Fushimi, Kyoto. In spring, this place is full 🌸 of cherry blossoms

Since I was in high school Hachimanbori is a memory that I often came to shoot. In the past, there was such a beautiful scenery Things that I took for granted because they were too close Now it seems ☺️ like a luxury

Since I was in high school Hachimanbori is a memory that I often came to shoot. In the past, there was such a beautiful scenery Things that I took for granted because they were too close Now it seems ☺️ like a luxury

It is a scenic spot where you can see the Oiso Terugasaki coast and Mt. Fuji The beach is usually calm and crowded with people playing on the shore and fishing, but on this day when the rough waves were rushing in, Mt. Fuji brought out its magnificent appearance.

Izu-Buntei Built in 1910 (Meiji 43), Izu-Buntei once housed a kimono merchant. In Matsuzaki, the town received the building as a donation from its owner and restored the interior as a valuable historic Meiji-era structure. It is now open as a free rest area. A footbath is also installed in the park beside Izu-Buntei.

Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property Iwashina School Completed in 1880 (Meiji 13), this school features namako walls and shrine-temple–style architecture. Blending Matsuzaki’s traditional building techniques with Western architectural elements, the structure is celebrated as a masterpiece of wooden construction and the oldest school building in the Izu region. This two-story wooden hipped-roof building is symmetrical, and its exterior is finished in namako walls. The nameplate above the main entrance, reading “Iwashina School,” bears the calligraphy of Sanjo Sanetomi, then Lord Minister of the Interior, and the dragon carved above it is said to have been whittled by master carpenter Irie Chohachi using only a chisel he borrowed. With its striking Western-influenced design, the building ranks among Japan’s older Western-style schools, alongside Kofu’s former Rikusawa School and Matsumoto’s former Kaichi School. It was designated a National Important Cultural Property in 1975 (Showa 50). In Matsuzaki, strong local support for education raised donations to build the school; more than 40 percent of the total construction cost came from contributions.

Chohachi Art Museum You can see works by Irie Chohachi, a master plasterer from Matsuzaki who gained renown in the Edo period. At 23 he went to Edo, studied Kano school painting, and mastered sculpting techniques that he adapted to his plastering craft. He developed his own art of painting with plaster and trowel on stucco. Chohachi worked actively in Edo, but many buildings there were lost to frequent fires and the remaining works were largely destroyed by earthquake and war, so only a very small number of his pieces survive outside those in Matsuzakicho. The museum is located inside Jokanji, a branch temple of the Jodo Shinshu Nishi Honganji sect. Chohachi brought two pupils from Edo to help rebuild Jokanji in 1845 (Koka 2), leaving ceiling paintings, carvings, and stucco work in the temple that are among his preserved pieces. In 2011 (Heisei 23), his works "Cloud Dragon" and a pair of "Flying Deities" were designated tangible cultural properties of Shizuoka Prefecture.

I photographed Inuyama Castle on a summer night. The illuminated Inuyama Castle, the full moon, the lights of the buildings and towns, and the reflection of the water surface created a very beautiful scene.

Osaka Castle, Umebayashi Park Feb. 24, 2024 Flowering: In full bloom. Osaka Marathon tomorrow Osaka Castle Umegorin Park 2/23/2024 Flowering information: Full bloom. Tomorrow is the Osaka Marathon!