Katsuoji Temple / Minoh Katsuoji Temple, which is famous for its "Victory Daruma", was even more crowded with tourists as the autumn foliage season began. This is one of the photos I took at Katsuoji. This is the most confident photo I took on my first outing in a long time! By the way, Katsuoji Temple is crowded with tourists around noon, so considering the cold, I think it's just right to arrive around 2 o'clock in the afternoon!

SAMURAI quenches his thirst with spring water at Samurai Road during his trip. 旅の途中サムライロードにて、湧き水で喉の乾きを癒やすSAMURAI

Well, this is a photo I took at the Kaiyukan I went to last month. There were fish, birds, and otters, and it was fun. Just looking at it was soothing. I went there on a weekday, but there were a lot of people, I thought it was a good thing ... The jellyfish part was especially good. I became nothing. I couldn't take many pictures of otters due to bad timing, but I was able to take pictures of other fish, dolphins, sea lions, etc. If you go when there are no people, please go at night. It was good that there were not many people.

What is the appeal of Japan? What would you say when asked? Is it an old-fashioned temple or temple that has existed for a long time? Or is it performing arts such as kabuki and rakugo, which have long been popular with the common people? Recently, there has been a growing recognition that anime and manga are also unique to Japan. However, I strongly believe that "festivals" are the charm of Japan. On the day when the Kansai baseball team became the number one team in Japan for the first time in 38 years, many people gathered across the boundaries of age and race, and there was a "festival" there.

【SAMURAI⚔ROAD】 Nakasendo is a road that connects Edo and Kyoto, also known as the "Samurai Road." Nowadays, people from all over the world are flocking to this road to walk it once. Enjoy the charm of "Samurai Road" that never ceases to attract inbound foreigners. Known as "Samurai Road," the Nakasendō is a highway connecting Edo and Kyoto. Now, people from all over the world are cramming to walk this road once. Please enjoy the charm of "Samurai Road" that attracts inbound foreigners.

【COMING SOON】 Experience to master Bushido At SAMURAI, we thoroughly train, exercise, and carry ourselves. You will experience them through the ways of life and death.

Expo Commemorative Park / Osaka In the large flower field, various flowers were in full bloom, from the kochia and cosmos in this photo to the slightly rare red buckwheat flowers! It was very beautiful, and in addition to the flower garden, you can also enjoy soft serve ice cream and coffee in the beautiful and vast square! Why don't you visit ? now during the holiday season? Admission: 260 yen for adults, 80 yen for elementary and junior high school students

Kiyomasa Kato, a samurai who was known as a master castle builder during the Sengoku period, built Kumamoto Castle on the most beautiful and magnificent stone wall in Japan, using the most advanced technology and labor at the time. Kato Kiyomasa, who was known as a master of building castles in the warring states, invested the most advanced technology and labor of the time to build Kumamoto Castle on the most beautiful and magnificent stone wall in Japan.

[Scattered cherry blossoms] 【Scattered cherry blossoms】 Cherry blossoms are reminiscent of ``short-lived'' because their flowers fall quickly. Because the samurai were determined to win the war, family crests associated with scattering, ephemeral, and bad luck became distant. Cherry blossoms are reminiscent of "short-lived" because they bloom quickly. Since the samurai are on the verge of victory, the family crest, which is associated with scattering, ephemeral, and ominous, is estranged.

Japanese martial arts begins and ends with courtesy. (It starts with a bow and ends with a bow) Bowting is a way to convey your sincerity to the other person. (Bowing means to convey sincerity to the other person) This consideration for the environment meant confronting the problem samurai faced every day: death.

Osaka Castle, whose moat was filled in during the Osaka Winter Siege, fell on May 8, 1615. What is true loyalty? Bushido must live and die for its master. What is true loyalty? Bushido must live and die for its master.

Title: "Sunset and red spider liliies" Blooms on the ridges of rice fields red spider liliies The waterway reflecting the setting sun was ? on fire ?2023.10.2 ?Canon EOSR10 Lens EF70-200mm F2.8L IS USM

? Expo Commemorative Park / Osaka I haven't been out much lately, but I finally got some autumn-like photos! While many tourists were visiting even though it was daytime on a weekday, I was able to take a picture of this maple tree with no one! As of 10/19, the maple trees had not yet turned red, so I think that the camellia will decorate this street more and more in the future! Why don't you visit us?

Title: "Burning Red red spider liliies" On the ridge road of the rice fields A lot of red spider liliies To burn It was ? blooming If you look at the red spider liliies "The Coming of Autumn" I feel it. ? ======================== ?2023.10.1 ?Canon EOSR10 Lens EF70-200mm F2.8L IS USM f200mm SS1/160 F2.8 ISO200 ========================

Early morning location Isshinji Temple ? "Sanada's Loophole" Well Ruins （Isshinji Temple Sanada loophole well ruins） ⬇ Shitennoji ⚔ Osaka Summer Camp Fierce Battlefield （Shitennoji Temple⚔） ⬇ Chausuyama ⚔ Osaka Fuyujin Tokugawa Honjin （Chausu Mountain⚔） ⬇ Yasui Shrine ? Sanada Yukimura dies （Yasui Shrine） ⬇ Shinganji ⚔ Sanadamaru

❺Deathbed calligraphy Deathbed calligraphy is something a person writes down with a brush as their last words in this world when they foresee their death and look back on their life so far. ❻HARAKIRI “I found out "Bushido" is dying.” He is willing to die for a certain purpose. If you act every morning and evening as if you were going to die, and if you are willing to die, you will be able to fulfill your family duties without complaining for the rest of your life.

Experience to master Bushido At SAMURAI, we thoroughly train, exercise, and carry ourselves. You will experience them through the ways of life and death. ❸BUSHIDO⚔learn Feel the weight of Japanese swords with a mock sword. Learn the basics of how to use a sword (drawing out the sword 【batto】 and sheathing the sword 【sheathing】). Next, we will learn the basic forms of sword fighting. ❹BUSHIDO⚔master For foreigners who admire SAMURAI, this is a dream-like experience. Put on a helmet and armor, become a samurai master, and go to battle.

Experience to master Bushido At SAMURAI, we thoroughly train, exercise, and carry ourselves. You will experience them through the ways of life and death. ❶BUSHIDO⚔signs Become a SAMURAI by wearing a hakama, straw sandals, and a Japanese sword. ❷SAMURAI TEA/Samurai Tea Ceremony The sword is Yagyu, the illustration is Kano, and the tea is Sekishu. Samurai tea ceremony is a tea ceremony that spread among samurai during the Edo period as part of their training to develop their character and as their favorite tea.

Sanadazaemon Sayukimura, who persevered in righteousness in the world of the warring states and crossed paths with Tokugawa Ieyasu, was killed in the Osaka summer camp. However, he was handed down as the number one soldier of Hihon, and the border from Tennoji to Osaka Castle was Sanada Yukimura's Bushido (Favorite quote, "Forget your indebtedness, devour your self-interest, can you call me a person?") I came around in red armor to feel it.

1615 (Keicho 20) Osaka Summer Camp⚔ The war is over now. All you have to do is fight happily. Their only target is Tokugawa Ieyasu's head. in Osaka Castle ?

We will hold a Chikuzen Biwa concert by Okumura Asahisui Okumura, an important intangible cultural property holder and a living national treasure Chikuzen Biwa performer! Date & Time: Friday, October 20, 2023 17:30~19:00 *Rain or shine Location: Banbayashi Shrine Seats: About 100 seats (first-come, first-served basis. * Standing room is also OK. Admission: Free Please come and appreciate the beautiful sound of Chikuzen Biwa played at the venerable shrine! For details, please search at the "Fujiidera City Tourism Association"!

Katsuoji Temple ? in Osaka Prefecture, famous for its winning dharma In autumn, the autumn leaves are beautiful and the fog is produced, and it is also a transcendent night view spot, so I waited for about 2 hours to enter the parking lot at this time. I wanted to take a panoramic view, so I climbed the mountain opposite and took it with a super telephoto, and it became ? a picture with a sense of paradise as I imagined.

【Ikeda Wine Castle】 I went to Ikeda Wine Castle!! I learned ♪ a lot about the tour course and the gallery museum with exhibits on wine production methods and viticulture. In the shopping area on the 1st floor, it seems that there are products that ? can only be purchased at the wine castle. When the weather is nice, it is recommended ♪ to see it on the rooftop observation terrace.

I was able to take a picture of the steam coming out, Harry Potter Train (*'ω' *)

Speaking of festival days, milk rice crackers.

My first Bon Odori. There are so many things I've never seen at the shrine that I can't stop being excited about!

Wearing a yukata for the first time at the festival. I was so happy and fun that I was smiling all the time!

Hello COOL JAPAN VIDEOS viewers! Taishicho Tourism and Town Development Association. Attractive tourist information and event information of Taishi Town, Osaka Prefecture We will send it out, so thank you. This will be my first post, so First of all, I would like everyone to know what kind of town Taishi is. Taishi-cho, Osaka Prefecture, is located in the southeastern part of Osaka Prefecture and is also known as a place related to Prince Shotoku. Taishi has a population of about 13,000 and is a lively town with warm locals. Taishicho in Osaka Prefecture is easily accessible by train or bus from Osaka City. From Shin-Osaka Station, via Tennoji Station and Osaka Abenobashi Station, it takes about 50 minutes to Kaminotaishi Station on the Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line, take the Kongo Bus from Kaminotaishi Station, and get off at the Taishi Town Hall bus stop for about 10 minutes. Taishi Town's specialties include grapes, mandarin oranges, Taishi wine, Taishi middle, Taishi rolls, and tangerine sauce. The relatively warm climate of Taishi Town is suitable for the production of grapes and mandarin oranges, and especially for grapes, "Delaware" and the large "Shine Muscat", "Pione", "Kyoho" and "Delaware" are exquisite. Some of the specialty products can also be purchased at the specialty product shop on the website. Taishicho, Osaka Prefecture has many sightseeing spots. We will introduce the charm of Taishicho in Osaka Prefecture that attracts visitors, such as scenic scenery, hot springs, delicious gourmet food, and historical sightseeing spots! ・Takeuchi Kaido Historical Museum It is a valuable facility that introduces the history and culture of Taishi Town that opened in 1993 (Heisei 5). The Takeuchi Kaido is Japan's oldest "national highway" built during the Asuka period, and you can enjoy materials related to the highway and videos of the opening of the highway from various angles in the museum. ・ Road station "Chikatsu Asuka no Sato Taishi" (Chikatsu Asuka no Sato Taishi) Located just a short distance from the Takeuchi Kaido Historical Museum, it is the second roadside station built in Osaka. In addition to souvenirs, they also sell local vegetables and fruits such as grapes and tangerines directly. In order to promote Taishi Town, Osaka Prefecture, "Ten Views of Taishi" was selected in the first year of Heisei due to applications from residents. It is a spot where you can touch the charm and deep history of Taishi Town, so please visit it. 【Eifukuji Temple】 It is a temple built by Emperor Suiko to protect the grave of Prince Shotoku. The Mahayana ceremony held on April 11 and 12 every year is crowded with many people as "Taishi Mairi". 【Ono Seiko Grave】 It is the grave of Ono Seiko, who was the first person in Japan to be dispatched to Sui as a Sui envoy. It is also popular as a famous place for cherry blossoms "Imoko-san", and it is also a scenic spot where you can overlook Taishi Town. 【Mt. Nijozan】 Also called "Futakamiyama", it is a historic mountain that is also recited in the Man'yōshū. At the "First Climb of Mt. Futakami," where you can watch the first sunrise from the summit of Mt. Medake, commemorative rice paddies are distributed every year, making it a popular spot for the first sunrise. In addition, at the top of Mt. Odake, the son of Emperor Tenmu, "Prince Otsu" is buried. 【Mausoleum of Emperor Suiko】 It is a burial mound where the 33rd Emperor Suiko, Japan's first female empress, and his son "Prince Takeda" were buried together. It is said that the 33rd Emperor Suiko made Prince Shotoku regent and spread political reform and Buddhist culture to the Asuka culture, and is now buried in the Okata Tomb, which is 59 meters east to west and 55 meters north to south at the southern end of Yamada, Taishi Town. 【Takeuchi Highway】 Written in the Nihon Shoki, it is the oldest highway in Japan with a height of about 26 km. During the Asuka period, culture from Asia was brought through this road. 【Futakozuka Kofun】 It is said to have been built in the Asuka period with a total length of 60 m, and as the name suggests, it is shaped like two square burial mounds combined. Located near the Mausoleum of Emperor Suiko, it is also a popular cherry blossom viewing spot where cherry blossoms bloom in spring. 【Shinagajinja】 Since it enshrines the eight-pillar deity, it is also called "Hassha Daimyojin". At the annual summer festival (July 24 to July 30), mikoshi and danjiri are crowded. 【Kusunoki of Kamata Residence】 A huge tree over 25 meters tall that stands out among the Takeuchi Highways. It towers over the garden of the famous Kamata's residence, which served as a shoya in Kasuga Village for generations, and is designated as a prefectural natural monument. 【Camellia of Togai House】 Designated as a natural monument of Osaka Prefecture, it is a huge camellia with a height of about 10 meters and is said to be 600 ~ 700 years old. 【Upper Taishi Tourist Mikan Garden】 Open for a limited time from October ~ the end of November every year, you can also enjoy mandarin orange picking at the largest mandarin orange garden in Kansai. The superb view from Mt. Mikan is also popular. There is also a very popular BBQ space and an athletic maze around the top. Taishi-cho in Osaka Prefecture is a wonderful town that combines a rich natural environment with various attractions such as historical sites. We will tell you the recommended information of Taishi Town, so thank you!

I went ? to Univa for the first time because the preparation was perfect. (∩ ́∀')∩ Waai Nintendo World was really made and amazing! Marikar was also funny - ? Bowser's ass was also cute (*'ω' *) Pikmin being casual was also a jerk (•ө•) ♡ Even so, it was so popular that it was safe to buy various tickets in advance.

Introducing the post of the "Fujiidera City Tourism Association" COOL JAPAN VIDEOS official social media account! Fujiidera is a city located in the northern part of Osaka Prefecture. It is dotted with burial mounds, and "Furuichi Kofun Cluster" was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site for the first time in Osaka. Fujiidera City is also famous for its gourmet food, and is full of menu that can only be found here, such as lunch, sweets, and dinner. ◆Fujiidera City Tourist Information Center◆ 【Address】1-3-11 Fujiidera, Fujiidera-shi, Osaka