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【Tokyo Garden】【東京都庭園美術館】TOKYO METROPOLITAN TEIEN ART MUSEUM（With commentary）

An introduction video of the Teien in the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum.

date : 2019/03/24
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■ Teien information
Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
5-21-9, Shirokanedai, Minato-ku Tokyo, 108-0071 JAPAN

Opening Times: 10:00-18:00 （Last admission at 17:30.)

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General Prince Yasuhiko Asaka of Japan, was the founder of a collateral branch of the Japanese imperial family and a career officer in the Imperial Japanese Army.Son-in-law of Emperor Meiji and uncle by marriage of Emperor Hirohito, Prince Asaka was commander of Japanese forces in the final assault on Nanjing, then the capital city of Nationalist China, in December 1937.He was a perpetrator of the Nanking massacre in 1937, but was never charged.

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Keitakuen Garden and Osaka Museum of History in Osaka, Japan

A traditional Japanese garden created by the 7th generation Ogawa Jihei who established the modern Japanese garden making.

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Hours: 9:30am to 5pm (Sat, Sun and holidays in May and Sep. until 6pm) (last entry: 30 min before closing)

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Japan's rock garden masterpieces

Lucy Craft reports on the Zen inspired landscape designs of Kyoto, Japan's rock gardens.

Japan and Thailand Movie 2016

Some of the sites and places I saw while in Japan and Thailand for the Merkle Dream Grant in 2016.

In order:
-Flying from Chiang Mai to Bangkok
-Panorama of Chiang Mai from the top of the mountain temple
-Walking across a bridge in Shinjuku
-One of the many shrines we went to (this one had the Tokyo National Museum)
-Shibuya Crossing
-Yakasaka Shrine in Kyoto
-Galaram Guest House in Chiang Mai
-Riding elephant-back through a mountain / river area in Chiang Mai
-Driving away from the post office near my childhood home on the way to the airport
-Riding the Shinkansen to Kyoto
-Riding the Shinkansen back to Tokyo

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Best Attractions and Places to See in Higashimatsuyama, Japan

Higashimatsuyama Travel Guide. MUST WATCH. Top things you have to do in Higashimatsuyama. We have sorted Tourist Attractions in Higashimatsuyama for You. Discover Higashimatsuyama as per the Traveler Resources given by our Travel Specialists. You will not miss any fun thing to do in Higashimatsuyama.

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Saitama Children Zoo
Musashi Kyuryo National Government Park
Yakyu Inari Shrine
Yoshimi Hyakuana Tombs
Shoboji Temple (Iwadono Kannon)
Peace Museum of Saitama
Peony Walk Higashimatsuyama
Monomiyama Park
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Takasaka Service Area Outbound

IELTS Speaking Band 7 | Part 2 & Part 3 | アイエルツ スピーキング

In this video, I show you how I answer IELTS speaking questions/ Part 2 & 3. I make some mistakes in this video, so I hope that you can learn from my mistakes. I got IELTS speaking score 7.5 twice last year. I hope that you enjoy this video and help your study!

この動画では、IELTSスピーキングの実際の過去問に沿って回答してみました。スピーキングのコツ等も含まれているので、良ければ参考になさって下さい。
みなさん、勉強頑張って下さいね☺︎

また、SamとLizzieのエッセイ添削やアイエルツスピーキングのプライベートレッスンもやっておるので、ご興味あればご連絡下さい☺︎ 本当にいい先生方で、彼女たちのお陰でIELTSの7が取れるようになりました！
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Nihon NY - Episode 28 - Deco Japan

#28 - Deco Japan



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Deco Japan: Shaping Art and Culture, 1920-1945

Showcasing the spectacular craftsmanship and sophisticated design associated with both Japan and Art Deco style, this exhibition is the first in the U.S. to explore a little-known brand of pre-WWII modernism borne of competitive ingenuity and vivacious cosmopolitanism. Curated by Dr. Kendall Brown, Deco Japan: Shaping Art and Culture, 1920-1945 subtly conveys the complex social and cultural tensions in Japan during the Taisho and early Showa periods through dramatically designed examples of metalwork, ceramics, lacquer, glass, furniture, jewelry, sculpture and evocative ephemera such as sheet music, posters, postcards, prints and photography. The vitality of the era is further expressed through the theme of the moga (modern girl)--an emblem of contemporary urban chic that flowered briefly, along with the Art Deco style, in the 1920s and '30s.

Gallery Hours
Tues.-Thurs. 11 AM-6 PM; Fri. 11 AM-9 PM; Sat. & Sun. 11 AM-5 PM; closed Mon. & major holidays.

Docent-led walk-in tours are conducted Tues.-Sun. at 12:30 PM. Japanese Language tours are conducted Friday nights at 6 PM and at other times by appointment. Tours are free with admission and are approximately one hour in duration. To arrange group tours, call (212)715-1224.

Deco Japan: Shaping Art and Culture, 1920-1945 is drawn from The Levenson Collection and is organized and circulated by Art Services International, Alexandria, Virginia. The exhibition curator is Kendall H. Brown.

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Tokyo Museum | Japen Gallery 2017

The Tokyo National Museum (??????? Tokyo Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan?), or TNM, established in 1872, is the oldest Japanese national museum,[2] the largest art museum in Japan and one of the largest art museums in the world. The museum collects, houses, and preserves a comprehensive collection of art works and archaeological objects of Asia, focusing on Japan. The museum holds over 110,000 objects, which includes 87 Japanese National Treasure holdings and 610 Important Cultural Property holdings (as of July 2005). The museum also conducts research and organizes educational events related to its collection.

The museum is located inside Ueno Park in Taito, Tokyo. The facilities consist of the Honkan (???, Japanese Gallery), Toyokan (????, Asian Gallery), Hyokeikan (????), Heiseikan (????), Horyu-ji Homotsukan (???????, the Gallery of Horyu-ji Treasures), as well as Shiryokan (????, the Research and Information Center), and other facilities. There are restaurants and shops within the museum's premises, as well as outdoor exhibitions and a garden where visitors can enjoy seasonal views.

The museum's collections focus on ancient Japanese art and Asian art along the Silk Road. There is also a large collection of Greco-Buddhist art.

All information is provided in Japanese, Chinese, English, French, German, Korean, and Spanish.

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Traditional Japanese House -Former Takahashi Family Residence-[The main house1]

The Former Takahashi Family Residence is located 25 minutes away on foot from Asaka station in Asaka City,Saitama. This house was built in the first half of the 18th century in Edo period. Not only the main house, but also the surrounding properties, such as gardens and woods,are designated as important cultural properties. You can feel the traces of the long lasting Musashino culture.

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江戸川区【葛西駅/Kasai】昼の駅周辺の様子｜Kasai Station, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo [4K GoProHero8 Jan.2020]

葛西駅周辺を歩くシンプルな動画です。顔出しや解説はありません。A simple video walking around Kasai station.
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★Chapter 目次
start 葛西駅南口　Kasai Station South gate
03:50 西出口　West gate
04:04 メロセンター葛西（高架下商店街）　Metrocenter Kasai(Shopping street under the overpass)
07:00 葛西駅西通り　Kasai Station West Ave.
10:40 葛西駅北側　North side of Kasai station
11:32 環七通り　Kannana dori Ave.
12:05 地下鉄博物館周辺　Around Metro Museum
16:05 葛西駅博物館口　Kasai Station Museum Exit


★Comment コメント
2020年の1月、平日昼間に葛西駅の周辺を歩きました。

葛西駅は東京都江戸川区にあり、東京メトロ東西線が乗り入れています。隣の駅は葛西駅と浦安駅です。駅前にある「地下鉄博物館」が人気です。
住宅地が広がる落ち着いた街です。
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In January 2020, I walked around Kasai Station during the daytime on weekdays.
Kasai Station is located in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, and is served by the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. The next stations are Kasai Station and Urayasu Station. The Subway Museum in front of the station is popular.
It is a calm city with residential areas.

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-足立区【北千住/Kitasenjyu】昼の駅周辺の様子｜Kitasenju Station, Adachi-ku, Tokyo


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JAPAN: OSAKA things to do - Shopping in Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori | Vlog 1

Trip to Japan | Osaka (or 大阪市) is so full of things to do! We spend the day shopping in Osaka. Japanese also love it! In Minami, we start at Orange Street (Horie), then visit America Mura, Shinsaibashi-Suji, Dotonbori (where you see the famous Glico man), Ebisubashi-Suji and Namba Walk. We return to Dotonbori to enjoy Osaka at night and try delicious street food. My favorite? Takoyaki, by far! ????

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[2020 Olympic Venues | オリンピック会場] [41/44] Saitama Stadium | 埼玉スタジアム2002

[01/44] Olympic Stadium
[02/44] Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
[03/44] Yoyogi National Stadium
[04/44] Nippon Budokan
[05/44] Imperial Palace Garden
[06/44] Tokyo International Forum
[07/44] Kokugikan Arena
[08/44] Equestrian Park
[09/44] Musashino Forest Sport Plaza
[10/44] Tokyo Stadium
[11/44] Musashinonomori Park
[12/44] Ariake Arena
[13/44] Ariake Gymnastics Centre
[14/44] Ariake Urban Sports Park
[15/44] Ariake Tennis Park
[16/44] Odaiba Marine Park
[17/44] Shiokaze Park
[18/44] Aomi Urban Sports Park
[19/44] Oi Hockey Stadium
[20/44] Sea Forest Cross-Country Course
[21/44] Sea Forest Waterway
[22/44] Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre
[23/44] Yumenoshima Park Archery Field
[24/44] Tokyo Aquatics Centre
[25/44] Tatsumi Water Polo Centre
[26/44] Makuhari Messe Hall A
[27/44] Makuhari Messe Hall B
[28/44] Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach
[29/44] Saitama Super Arena
[30/44] Asaka Shooting Range
[31/44] Kasumigaseki Country Club
[32/44] Enoshima Yacht Harbour
[33/44] Izu Velodrome
[34/44] Izu MTB Course
[35/44] Fuji International Speedway
[36/44] Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium
[37/44] Yokohama Baseball Stadium
[38/44] Sapporo Dome
[39/44] Miyagi Stadium
[40/44] Ibaraki Kashima Stadium
[41/44] Saitama Stadium
[42/44] International Stadium Yokohama
[43/44] Olympic Village
[44/44] IBC/MPC Tokyo International Exhibition Centre (Tokyo Big Sight)

OFIS city museum - Home And Design TV

The project involves the renovation and extending of the Auersperg Palace, which is located in the heart of the protected historical city centre. The palace and the plot have a very rich history dating from the prehistoric period to Roman and medieval times. Each era added something to the building.
During the course of history the purpose of the palace changed several times, such that the existing organization of the floor plan was not suitable for hosting a museum programme. The spaces were labyrinthine and disconnected.

The competition entry suggested a spiral itinerary for the visitor through the exhibition spaces and proposed an added element to connect the wings of the palace.

The first spiral. The walk starts underground at -3 m, where the ground level of Ljubljana was situated in prehistory. Since the city's ground level rose over the years the walkway ascends through the era of Rome, represented by an original Roman road, then medieval and baroque Ljubljana, where the museum bar is located, before returning to the ground-floor lobby. The archaeology is preserved in situ -- no stone has been relocated.
The courtyard floor bifurcates and rises parallel to this path and the location of the Roman road; it forms a roof above the stepped archaeology.

The second spiral functions as a roof over the archaeology from level -3 m to level zero, rising above the courtyard and becoming a level balcony, thus affording different views of the courtyard and the palace.


The third spiral continues inside the palace on level +4 m as a balcony overlooking the main hall. Ascending up the old staircase, the spiral becomes a suspended ceiling (at +7.5 m), containing the whole service infrastructure: climate control, diffuse lighting, the sound and fire protection system. The suspended spiral continues through the rooms, taking the visitor through the exhibition.

The same situation is repeated on the next floor (at +12.5 m).


The existing palace was renovated using necessary, minimal elements like frameless windows and doors and neutral materials. The exhibition spaces are preserved at their original size, as per the conservation programme. Furniture in the palace is integrated within the existing walls. The oak used is local oak, and the colours of the glazed surfaces arise from those used by archaeologists to define different historical eras.
At the time of the competition it was thought that there would more archaeological remains on the site but it was not known where these might be and what importance they would have. This part of the project had to be flexible and adaptable, therefore. The proposed solution was an open-plan basement with an adaptable structural system. The structural plans were drawn as a 3D-computer module that was adapted in relation to the suggestions of the archaeologists.

Pharrell Williams Happy - Koriyama Fukushima Japan - International Exchange ver. 郡山 福島

230 people joined from 30 countries!! Thank you!!
230人30か国の方に御参加いただきました。
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Location: Koriyama Fukushima Tohoku Japan　―日本語は↓―

#Jodomatsu Park
#Abukuma River
#Funatsu Beach
#Lake Inawashiro
#Nunobiki Heights

[Park]
#Kaiseizan Park
#Ouse Park
#Seseragi Komichi path and stream

[Historical sites]
#Asaka Historical Museum
#Kaisei Museum
#Oyasuba Tomb

[Public Facilities]
#Big I iconic building at Koriyama Station West gate
#Koriyama City Museum of Art

[Leisure Spot]
#Koriyama Culture Park: Amusement park
#Koriyama City Fureai Science Center Space Park : Guinness world record # planetarium

郡山は福島県の真ん中にある市です。交通の便が良く、新幹線なら東京から1時間半！大宮から55分！格安高速バスなら東京や新宿から2500-3000円で行けます☆

撮影場所
スペースパーク(ギネス！世界一高い場所にあるプラネタリウム)
カルチャーパーク(めっちゃお得な遊園地)
郡山市立美術館
ビッグアイ
Ati
郡山駅前周辺
安積歴史博物館
開成館
大安場史跡公園
21世紀公園
逢瀬公園
開成山公園
浄土松公園
せせらぎ小道
阿武隈川
館浜
猪苗代湖
磐梯熱海足湯（無料）
布引高原（風力発電）

Joined from 30 countries or region
ご参加いただいた皆様の国々

United States, Angola, U.K., India, El Salvador, Australia, Canada, Korea, Cambodia, Kosovo, Saipan, Jamaica, Solomon Islands, Thailand, China, Japan, New Zealand, Nepal, Pakistan, Vanuatu, Palau, Barbados, Philippines, France, Vietnam, Marshall Islands, Micronesian archipelago, Mexico, Mozambique, Moldova

アメリカ、アンゴラ、イギリス、インド、エルサルバドル、オーストラリア、カナダ、韓国、カンボジア、コソボ、サイパン、ジャマイカ、ソロモン諸島、タイ、中国、日本、ニュージーランド、ネパール、パキスタン、バヌアツ、パラオ、バルバドス、フィリピン、フランス、ベトナム、マーシャル諸島、ミクロネシア諸島、メキシコ、モザンビーク、モルドバ

ご参加いただいたゆるキャラ
郡山市：がくとくん Gakuto-kun、おんぷちゃんOnpu-chan
福島県：キビタンKibitan

The bigging of the video, we say Happy using many country languages
頭の言葉はいろいろな国の言葉で　”Happy”と言ってます。日本語（Japanese）、英語(English)、中国語(Chinese)、スペイン語(Spanish)、タガログ語(Tagalog)、などなど・・・。

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Inspired by Pharrell Williams, Happy

How to open up our solid towers? PoroCity at Mori Art Museum

The Why Factory exhibits 81 porous towers at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. @moriartmuseum as part of the exhibition Future and the Arts: AI, Robotics, Cities, Life - How Humanity Will Live Tomorrow.

The towers were built during a five-day workshop organized in collaboration between The Why Factory, TUDelft and Chiba Institute of Technology @chibakoudai Students proposed a method to prove that urban porosity is socially, environmentally and economically valuable. By looking at how to measure urban porosity, this method aims to promote the capacity of the three-dimensional pixel (the so-called ‘voxel’) for both measuring and evaluating the relative porosity of any built form as well as for negotiating design.

Our current cities are comprised of enclosed, distant and introverted architecture equally isolated from urban life and ecological context.

How might we open these spaces? How might we introduce pockets of space capable of triggering social encounters, multiplying circulation and facilitating the introduction of flora and fauna?

This installation gathers the research conducted by The Why Factory on urban porosity. Using both analogue and digital approaches, researchers and students explored ways to open up our cities.

What can we image in order to to open towers or entire city blocks?: stepped floors? Public stairways? Grottos for residents to meet?...

Can we manipulate building envelopes in order to increase the façade area? Can we perforate built volumes and create pocket parks?

Each of our hypotheses led to a series of step-by-step interventions that materialized in the form of a vast collection of towers built by our students using LEGO blocks. When gathered together, the resulting “army” of LEGO towers shows how far we can—and cannot—go. How much can a tower bend before it collapses? At what point does a porous tower become financially impossible to build or maintain?

PoroCity shows the way to the construction of a more open city and society. Why wait to build it? Welcome to the open city! Welcome to PoroCity!

The 100 towers displayed in this exhibition were built during a five-day workshop organized in collaboration between The Why Factory and Chiba Institute of Technology. Students proposed a method to prove that urban porosity is socially, environmentally and economically valuable. By looking at how to measure urban porosity, this method aims to promote the capacity of the three-dimensional pixel (the so-called ‘voxel’) for both measuring and evaluating the relative porosity of any built form as well as for negotiating design.

PoroCity is an invitation to bring more qualities to the development of our built environment and to look critically at the ongoing processes leading to the densification of our cities.

Credits:

The Why Factory, TUDelft
Winy Maas, Javier Arpa, Adrian Ravon , Leo Stuckardt, Lex te Loo

Chiba Institute of Technology
Professor Souhei Imamura

Students:
Yu Kikuno, Asahi Kimura, Masaharu Kobayashi, Misa Kobayashi, Asumi Kokai, Moe Koyama, Atsushi Nakamura ,Kaio Moriguchi, Muneyuki Muraoka, Shun Mutoh, Asuka Nemoto, Kohei Nonaka, Naoaki Obi, Kyou Okui, Daichi Takagishi, Reika Taki, Yosuke Tsuruta, Takayoshi Ueshima, Yu Sasaki, Hojo Song, Asaka Suzuki, Koh Seki, Koji Suzuki, Keita Yanashima

Photo: Tayama Tatsuyuki
Photo Courtesy: Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

Kofun, Burial Mound, of Prince Asaka.Wazuka Town.

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