Tokugawa Museum | Japan’s Shogun Family History in Mito
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- The Tokugawa Museum is one of the must stop places on a trip to Mito and Jennifer and I stopped by to see some of the artifacts here like tea cups made by the shoguns and the SWORD OF SEKIGAHARA from the battle in 1600! The original is on display along with a beautiful replica made by the 15th Tokugawa in the Family line.
WHERE is the TOKUGAWA MUSEUM 徳川ミュージアム
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URL: www.tokugawa.gr.jp/en/
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❤️ 💕 Thank you Jennifer and John! It's almost like I am visiting with you! Thank you for taking everyone with you! Kannsya!❤️ 💕
The TV show they were talking about was called "水戸黄門- Mito Koumon" which started in late 1960"s. Actor Eijiro Tono made the character really popular with his awesome laugh.
Amazing to see this historical museum! Such an informative stream have fun John and Jennifer! Thanks for sharing!
Deep deep deep.. lol
Awesome museum. Thank you for showing us all!
a television series "SHOGUN" aired many years ago in the US. The series was a hit...one of my favorite! I even learned many Japanese words and phrases but long forgotten. Thanks again!
"She's holding my hand. Stop it!!" 🤣🤣🤣 Why do I find this so funny? 😂
hahaha! I rewatched that scene. So funny!! :P it's what a 12 year old would probably do too. hahaha
Sianie I feel bad for Jennifer!
@@onlyinjapanGO exactly!
Thanks for the tour John
You and Jennifer are so adorable together. We need more of her around.
Amazing history!!!
It's amazing nice video, Thank you for introducing historical musem of Tokugawa family in MIto city.
such an interesting topic and museum. Thanks John and Jennifer!
Just for some clarification..... Mito/Tokugawa Mitsukuni was not the second Tokugawa shogun. The second Tokugawa shogun was Tokugawa Hidetada. Mito/Tokugawa Mitsukuni was the second daimyo of the Mito domain. He was a cousin of the third Tokugawa shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu. The Mito branch of the Tokugawa was one of the branches eligible for the title of shogun, but Mitsukuni himself was never shogun. I enjoyed the video. It looks like an interesting and fun place to go. When I was living in Japan, I enjoyed going to museums.
They didn’t read the sign there saying “The second lord of Mito , Grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu” :v
The one they called Yorifusa was the father of Mitsukuni :v, Yorifusa was the son of Ieyasu
Jennifer and John can read kanji very well.
AMAZING , THANK YOU FOR THIS , I LOVE HISTORY , LOVE LEARNING SOMETHING NEW AND OLD, THIS IS AN AWESOME VIDEO , THANK YOU AND JENNIFER FOR SHARING , LOVE AND PRAYERS
love the history
Thanks for the tour
Very cool!
I like Meiji era. Restoration and Opening the Country to the other cultures as well as new way of life. History is fascinating. Without old there is no new.
I love history !!!
To go to Japan is on my bucket list that will never happen but I can live thru the streams!!!
Thank you your explanation about Japan history better than my teacher at school better than reading books too,,, fun and enjoyable
If I spent more than half a day at the Hiroshima Peace memorial museum, I can't help wondering how much longer I'd have spent at this Tokugawa Museum. That's where the heart of the Japan Unification lies. Sad that places like these are not pushed as a tourist destination, especially for history buffs, and it's but a short ride from Tokyo. Thanks for bringing us here, John and Jennifer.
My two favorite people! I’m learning Japanese and French simultaneously
The wavy line in a Samurai style sword is commonly referred to as "hamon".
Oh snap, I need to see that movie :O!
GREAT VIDEO.............
We have seen Amazing art from that Battle here in U. S. A. Well preserved. Jennifer is knowledgeable about the History of that time. That is correct Nobunaga & Tokugawa Shoguns.
Totally ship you guys
“He’s happy to see me” 🤣
A bit of tongue in cheek...nudge, nudge, wink, wink.
nice stream!
Hi John, I just missed the stream! I'll catch you next time :D
Shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu 徳川 慶喜 October 28, 1837 - November 22, 1913 As Shogun August 29, 1866 - November 19, 1867
Such a charming woman!!
Daimyo Tokugawa Akitake 徳川 昭武, October 26, 1853 - July 3, 1910 Daimyo 1868-1871 who was the last Daimyo of Mito
what happened to the tea ceremony video? went to watch it and said it was not there
Late comment- you & Jennifer tandem is the right cocktail for a delicious drink. Any other combination won’t work
Em que cidade fica esse museu?
Very informative.
No mention of "Suke-san" "Kaku-san"?(Two vassals of Mito-Koumon accmpanied everywhere he went).
Maybe they are fictional characters.
Jennifer is the best and pretty! Feed Jennifer
John, How do I get to mito with JR pass? I got this free JR pass for 7 days, Can I go with shinkansen? Or just express train? From which station? How long do you need to walk from the station to the museum? Please answer:)
+Najiyya Hafiyati a lot of questions! Did you try google maps? It not only tells you the trains, but the cost and distance! You can pick the location of origin.
You have to take the JR HITCHI EXPRESS from UENO STATION or ride the usual JOBAN LINE to get to Mito. You can use the JR RAIL PASS. It’s a 30 walk through the park from the station. The map is in the description.
ONLY in JAPAN * GO Thank u so muchhh for answering me:) Have a good day, John! Im sorry for asking u a lot of questions though
Yorifusa is son of Ieyasu
Father of Mitsukuni
Tokugawa Shoguns ruled Japan 1603-1867 Samurai 940-1877 Daimyo 1467-1871 Shogun 1192-1867
so Where is the samurai armor? Some sword without tilt.
Damascus steel. :-)
Hi greetings to you and and to all those that is dear to you
Greetings from from Mauritius
Yes I have a bronze statue weighting about 8kgs it is a Shogun its name is minamoto no yoritomo it is the first Shogun of the Kamakura shogunate it date is about year 1191to 1199 please tell what I can do with this piece of Japan historical antique
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Jennifer looks familiar...
The 3 famous person in japanese history: Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Oda Nobunaga
"happy to see me" lmaoooo
I wanna see Kenshi's sword :D
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You mean Kenshin as in Rurouni Kenshin? The sakabato? 😁 I'd like to see it too if it was real 😁🗡
Fun stuff, but a couple of things that bug me: first, Mitsukuni was never Shogun, second why keep interrupting your co-presenter. Her opinions are well worth hearing.
There’s a live stream of rapid comments and I have to balance what you see with what you don’t. I do the best I can. There’s no English in the museum so we have to do the best we can on the spot, but not making the video does not get people to learn more about the background of Japan or think about coming here. Thanks.
Damascus steel is the process for making Japanese swords and modern knives.
Lol I still remember it's tamahagane.
YES!! TAMAHAGANE STEEL!!! From the Seki city knife episode!! Thank you Jerry!
Is Jennifer Japanese and French?
BINGO!
I absolutely enjoy every one of your videos. However, the live stream videos look terrible on PC.
I hope they don't serve Donald T. from those cups.
I'm not sure, but I don't think he would appreciate it..
Sorry for going political.