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Pilgrimage to Mount Osore | 恐山(青森県)
Mount Osore, literally translated as "Mountain of Fear," serves as a place of prayer in Japan's indigenous Buddhism, attracting many who come to mourn the deceased. Said to have been opened in the 9th century, this site, with its exposed rocky surfaces and constant sulfur emissions, is often likened to hell in Buddhist teachings.
It is also renowned for the gathering of shamans known as "Itako," who speak the words of the dead. Presently, these shamans gather here only in October.
Located deep in the Shimokita Peninsula of Aomori Prefecture, visiting this place requires about an hour on a special seasonal bus departing from the nearest JR station.
#japan #pilgrimage #osorezan #walk #aomori
It is also renowned for the gathering of shamans known as "Itako," who speak the words of the dead. Presently, these shamans gather here only in October.
Located deep in the Shimokita Peninsula of Aomori Prefecture, visiting this place requires about an hour on a special seasonal bus departing from the nearest JR station.
#japan #pilgrimage #osorezan #walk #aomori
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Walking through the Tottori Sand Dunes to the sea| uncut 4K | 鳥取砂丘
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The Tottori Sand Dunes (鳥取砂丘) are located in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. They are the most famous sand dunes in the country, stretching over 16 kilometers along the Sea of Japan, with some reaching heights of up to 50 meters. These dunes offer various activities such as camel rides, sandboarding, and paragliding, and provide stunning views, especially at sunrise and sunset. Renowned photographer...
Short Walk for a sacred Shrine in Shobara city ,Hiroshima ,Japan
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According to Japanese Mythology,Izanami(イザナミ),goddess giving birth to Japanese lands and lots of gods, was buried in "Mt.Hiba(比婆山)". Nowadays that is presumed to be a Mt.Hiba in Shimane prefecture. But another Mt.Hiba in Hiroshima prefecture is also considerble place. At the foot of that, this Kumano-jinnja Shrine (熊野神社) enshrine Izanami in quiet peace . 0:45 看板 6:30 一宮 9:20 二宮 12:00 三宮 #japan ...
Cycling in the northernmost city of Japan.| uncut 4K | Wakkanai sta. → Cape Noshappu |稚内(北海道)
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To reach Wakkanai City (稚内市), it takes more than 5 hours by local train from Sapporo (札幌), the capital of Hokkaido Prefecture. At Wakkanai Station, you can rent a bicycle to explore the area. This video showcases the route to Cape Noshappu (ノシャップ岬), which lies in the opposite direction of Cape Soya (宗谷岬), the northernmost point in Japan. Enjoy the scenic ride through this remote and beautiful p...
Cruise with Tohoku dialect around Matsushima Islands | Japan | uncut 4K | 松島(宮城県)
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The Matsushima Islands (松島) are celebrated in a haiku poem for (俳句) by MATSUO Basho (松尾芭蕉), the master who popularized the haiku style: "Matsushima. Ah Matsushima, Matsushima." (松島や ああ松島や 松島や) On this cruise, the guide speaks in the charming Tohoku dialect (東北弁), enhancing the local experience. The islands, known for their picturesque beauty, partially collapsed during the devastating tsunami o...
Conquering 1368 Steps to Kotohira-gu Shrine (Kompira-san), Japan | Uncut 4K |金刀比羅宮(香川県)
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Kotohira-gu Shrine (金刀比羅宮), affectionately known as Kompira-san (こんぴらさん), is the most popular shrine in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. This historic shrine, dedicated to sailors and seafaring, attracts visitors from all over the country. The journey to the Okusha (奥社, Inner Shrine) is a true pilgrimage, requiring the ascent of 1368 stone steps. Along the way, you'll pass through beautiful torii gate...
Walking Among Giants: The Cedar Trees of Togakushi |4K Uncut |戸隠神社 奥社(長野県)
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Togakushi Shrine (戸隠神社) is located in Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The area is rich in natural beauty and has been a sacred pilgrimage site for centuries. The shrine complex consists of five shrines, with "Okusha (奥社)" being particularly famous for its giant cedar trees. Mt. Togakushi is also a renowned stage for traditional Japanese performing arts like Kabuki and Noh, especially the play “Momiji...