Route to Ikidane Cozy Hotel Haneda Airport in Tokyo Japan
How to go to Ikidane Cozy Haneda hotel near airport. This the the route to go from the haneda airport in Tokyo Japan by taking keikyu Line . By taxy, will cost you more expensive.
Address: Japan, 〒144-0043 Tokyo, Ota City, 13, Tokyo To東京 大田区羽田5-13-4
Phone: +81 3-6821-6849
Located within 2.6 km of Morigasaki Kotsu Park and 2.6 km of Uramori Inari Shrine, IKIDANE Cozy Hotel Haneda Airport provides rooms with air conditioning and a shared bathroom in Tokyo. Around 3.1 km from Miwa Itsukushima Shrine, the property is also 3.4 km away from Omori Hachiman Shrine and offers free WiFi. Local points of interest like Tokyo International Airport Terminal No2 Observation Deck and Tsushima Shrine are reachable within 4.3 km and 2.8 miles, respectively.
All guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with an electric tea pot.
Kifune Shrine is 3.9 km from IKIDANE Cozy Hotel Haneda Airport, while Gonsho-ji Temple is 3.9 km away. The nearest airport is Tokyo International Airport, 9.7 km from the accommodation.
Ota Ward is a great choice for travelers interested in cleanliness, culture and restaurants.
the ROOM is small and yet expensive because it is in the center of TOKYO close to Haneda Airport
Japan Shinto Shrine named Shinmei HIKAWA-JINJA (BGM)
God ： ① Susanoo no mikoto( 素盞嗚尊 spells in a Kanji )
Location ： On Oct 12th ( Wed ), 2016 Nikoncoolpix P520
Address ： 4-27-30, Yayoicho, Nakano-ku in Tokyo
BGM ：Ever more / David Tobin, Jelf Meegan, Mark Armstrong
【Origin of Susanoo no Mikoto】
BC37 years, there was a country of Huru (布留国） in the Korean Peninsula north end ( now North Korea and the border vicinity of China), but it was destroyed by the invaders from north、and then
the Hutu (布都御魂命, who was the royal family ) escape the war and sailed from the Korean Peninsula south end along with ( hand in ) the advanced technology of the Korean peninsula south end.
They drifted to Kawashita Gulf of Shimane Peninsula aboard the Tsushima Current.
Susanoo (布都斯御魂大神) was born a Hutu ( as the father ) in the land of Isonokami-jinja ( Shiotu-mati in Hirata City=平田市塩津町石上神社)
BC 20 BC, his lover named Inada princess was pre-empted by the boss of the land of the powerful families Yamata no Orochi, and then he killed the boss named Yamata no Orochi in the seat of the liquor, and deprive her from him and got away from his group to the land of Yaegaki-Jinja (八重垣神社, now Matsue City=現松江市) and he married her in Suga-jinja (須我神社, now Daito-cho=現大東町).
◎ God worship (chanting the word) at the time of worship, it wrote;
祓え給え、清め給え、神（かむ）ながら、
（Hara e tamae, Kiyo e tamae, Kamunagara)
奇（く）しみたま、幸（さきわ）え給え、
(Kushi mitama, Sakiwa e tamae)
一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十。（三唱）
[Note] ...It is not counted as one, two, three,...
一、is Hyi, ニ、 Whew 三、 Mii 四、 Yoh 五、 Itsu
六、 Muu 七、 Nana 八、 Yaa 九、 Kokono 十、 Tari
this is an ancient spoken language of Japan which is said Yamato-kotoba and come from the ancient Hebrew.
Yasaka-jinja コメチャンネル Yasaka- shrine Kyoto Japan
Yasaka-jinja (jinja means shrine) respects Susanoo-no-mikoto, Kushiinadahime-no-mikoto, and Yahashira-no-mikogami.
Susanoo-no-mikoto is a great god in Japanese mythology, known for his defeat of Yamata-no-orochi (a large serpent with eight heads: a symbol of many disasters), redemption of Kushiinadahime-no-mikoto, and produced the ground great-discernment on the earth.
According to the legend of the shrine, its history may go back as far as 150 years before the Heian era, AC656 (the second year of the reign of Emperor Seimei). Along with the development of the capital, adoration to the shrine spread widely all over Japan. Today, approximately 3,000 satellite shrines exist in various parts of Japan.
The name of the shrine was changed to Yasaka-jinja when shrines and Buddhist temples were separated at the time of the Meiji Restoration. The shrine was originally called the Gion-sha or Kansin-in for a long time.
625 Gion-cho north sides, higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City
Many events are held during the festival. The highlights are Yoi-yama on the 16th and Yamahoko-junko on the 17th.
Also Hanagasa-junko happens on the 24th and ends with the Eki-jinja nagoshi-sai on the 31th.
Omokaru Ishi, heavy or light stones Fushimi inari taisha - Kyoto 京都 コメチャンネル
コメチャンネル UG Tanipy
HEIANJINGU Japan Kyoto 平安神宮 コメチャンネル
GINKAKUJI Japan 銀閣寺 コメチャンネル
Japan Shinto Shrine named Hongou HIKAWA-JINJA (BGM)#
God ： ① Susanoo no mikoto( 須佐之男命 spells in a Kanji )
Location ： On Oct 12th ( Wed ), 2016 Nikoncoolpix P520
Address ： 4-10-3, Hon-machi. Nakano-ku in Tokyo
BGM ：That's Love / New Tradition
【Origin of Susanoo no Mikoto】
BC37 years, there was a country of Huru (布留国） in the Korean Peninsula north end ( now North Korea and the border vicinity of China), but it was destroyed by the invaders from north、and then
the Hutu (布都御魂命, who was the royal family ) escape the war and sailed from the Korean Peninsula south end along with ( hand in ) the advanced technology of the Korean peninsula south end.
They drifted to Kawashita Gulf of Shimane Peninsula aboard the Tsushima Current.
Susanoo (布都斯御魂大神) was born a Hutu ( as the father ) in the land of Isonokami-jinja ( Shiotu-mati in Hirata City=平田市塩津町石上神社)
BC 20 BC, his lover named Inada princess was pre-empted by the boss of the land of the powerful families Yamata no Orochi, and then he killed the boss named Yamata no Orochi in the seat of the liquor, and deprive her from him and got away from his group to the land of Yaegaki-Jinja (八重垣神社, now Matsue City=現松江市) and he married her in Suga-jinja (須我神社, now Daito-cho=現大東町).
◎ A chanting to God at the time of worship, it wrote;
祓え給え、清め給え、神（かむ）ながら、
（Hara e tamae, Kiyo e tamae, Kamunagara)
奇（く）しみたま、幸（さきわ）え給え、
(Kushi mitama, Sakiwa e tamae)
一、二、三、四、五、六、七、八、九、十。（三唱）
[Note] ...It is not counted as one, two, three,...
一、is Hyi, ニ、 Whew 三、 Mii 四、 Yoh 五、 Itsu
六、 Muu 七、 Nana 八、 Yaa 九、 Kokono 十、 Tari
this is an ancient spoken language of Japan which is said Yamato-kotoba and come from the ancient Hebrew.
Japan Trip: Asakusa & Kamakura (Day 5 & 6)
Yo!, I gotta stay on top of these videos. Hella nostalgia going back and editing the video. Gotta stay up ^
KBlog Special (Tsushima Island) Part 3
If you would like to know what information I used to get my way around the Island please check out more information down below.
This video combines two days of my trip. As much as Izuhara City was bigger than Hitakatsu, I liked Hitakatsu much more. It was just more quiet. Though there is more things to do in Izuhara. I don't know if I recommend going to the Red Rice fields. They are suppose to turn red early September and I went late September. Either they didn't last very long with a red color tint or they didn't plant the red rice at all. Either way, I wouldn't really go unless you really REALLY want to see it. As for the squid boat thing. I was told that it's a hit or miss with seeing the boats. It depends on the weather and season and I guess it just wasn't my time to see it. The trip was great. I hope you find these videos useful. I was a little disappointed with the videos I saw on youtube, so I hope these will help. Enjoy your trip if you get to go.
Song is 平凡な幸せ ft.@kihiro - By ずんだれ
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Samurai Polo - Kagami-ryu Kiba Dakyu
Kagami-ryu Kiba Dakyu is a form of Japanese polo which is a cross between lacrosse and polo. It came over from China originally coming from Persia. In Japan it became popular with aristocrats between the 8th and 10th Century.
It fall out of fashion until it was revived in the 18th Century as a military training sport during the era of peace of the Edo Period (1603-1867). Kagami-ryu Kiba Dakyu started in 1827 for the Hachinohe samurai to maintain their horse and spear skills.
This demonstration along with Dakyu on foot is done on August 2nd during Hachinohe's Sansha Taisai Festival.
이세시마 프로모션 영상ㅣIse-shima Promotion Video
■ 긴테츠선 여행 동선 안내
- 오사카 국제공항(JR라피트탑승) - 난바역 (긴테츠 특급 탑승) - 이세시마 우가타역 도착
- 이세시마 우지야마다역(시마카제 탑승) - 오사카 우에혼마치 역 도착
- 오사카 - 우에혼마치역(긴테츠 전차 탑승) - 나라 왕복
■ 호텔 킨테츠 아쿠아빌라 이세시마 ホテル近鉄 アクアヴィラ伊勢志摩 Hotel Kintetsu Aquavilla Ise-Shima
- miyakohotels.ne.jp/aquavilla/kr/
■ 시마 자연 학교 志摩自然学校 Shima School of Nature
- shima-sg.com/
■ 요코야마 전망대 横山展望台 Yokoyama Observatory
- chubu.env.go.jp/nature/yokoyama/index.html
■ 해녀의 집 海女小屋「はちまんかまど」 Ama Hut HACHIMAN
- amakoya.com
■ 가시코지마 에스파냐 크루즈 賢島エスパーニャクルーズ Kashikojima España Cruise
- shima-marineleisure.com/
■ 시마 스페인 빌리지 志摩スペイン村 Shima Spain Village
- parque-net.com
■ 호텔 시마 스페인무라 ホテル志摩スペイン村 Hotel Shima Spain Mura
- miyakohotels.ne.jp/spain/kr/index.html/
■ 이세 신궁 伊勢神宮 Ise Jingu
- isejingu.or.jp
■ 오카게 요코초 おかげ横丁 Okage Yokocho
- okageyokocho.co.jp/
■ 나라 奈良 Nara
■ 가스가다이샤 春日大社 Kasuga Taisha
■ 동대사 東大寺 Todaiji
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Music : Morning Blue by Josh Woodward (joshwoodward.com)
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A Jockey's Jinja: Fujinomori Shrine!
Fujinomori SHrine has a long history. It was built before the relocation of the capital to Kyoto in 794. The shrine deifies twelve gods including Susanoono Mikoto, who are venerated as Ubusunagami (tutelary gods of hamlets) of Fukakusa area in the south of Kyoto.
The shrine is known as a place where the festival Shobu no Sakku (Iris Festival) originally started. People believe in the deity of the shrine for horses and winning in competition. There are two reasons for this. One of the reasons is that the Japanese words for 'Iris' and 'battle' are the same in pronunciation (i.e., both of them are pronounced 'shobu'). The other reasons is that the Fujinomori Festival, which is held on May 5 every year, includes a thrilling religious event called Kakeuma Shinji, when horseback riders thrill spectators with spectacular stunts. The enshrined gods include Prince Toneri, the first scholar of Japan and the editor of the Nihonshoki (chronicles of Japan). Therefore, people believe in the deity of the shrine for learning as well.
It is said that the main hall was granted in 1712 by Emperor Nakamikado and that it had been used as the office in the Imperial Court, known as the Naisho-dokoro (Kashikodokoro). The Hachimangu inner sanctuary located in the East behind the main hall and the Taishogun inner sanctuary located int he west are designated as important cultural properties.
Moreover, there is a noted spring named Fujinomizu, which means water never found in other places, in the east of the main hall.
Japanese Traditional Dance - Swordswomen - God of War Shrine Festival '08
At the Tsushima God of War Shrine Autumn Festival 2008, Japanese girls wearing kimonos with swords demonstrate a traditional dance.
Gomangoku Fuji no Hana Filmed with a Iphone 5
2013/04/28 Filme feito com IPHONE 5 sobre Gomangoku Fuji no Hana em Okazaki shi no Castelo de Okazaki...
Japanese Traditional Dance - Pair - God of War Shrine Festival '08
At the Tsushima God of War Shrine Autumn Festival 2008, a pair of old Japanese women demonstrate a traditional dance using fans and cloth, wearing kimonos.
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Filming Locations : KYOTO / SHIGA, JAPAN
Director of Photography / Editor : GHANI
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일본 대마도 와타즈미 신사(和多都美神社)
일본 건국신화가 대마도에서 시작되었다?
그렇습니다. 일본 건국신화가 있는곳 '와타즈미 신사(和多都美神社)'
아소만 입구에 있는 해궁으로 바다의 수호신을 모신다는 와타즈미신사[和多都美神社]는 바다에서 신사의 본전까지 다섯 개의 도리이가 설치되어 있는데 바다에 설치된 2개의 도리이는 밀물이 들 때면 2m나 바닷물에 잠기기도 한답니다.
하늘에서 드론으로 한번 볼까요!
Japanese Traditional Dance - Fan Quintet - God of War Shrine Festival '08
At the Tsushima God of War Shrine Autumn Festival 2008, a quintet of old Japanese women demonstrate a traditional dance in kimonos with fans.
Torigoe Matsuri [Vlog]
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平成28年10月9日 大高山神社 秋の例大祭 式典
平成28年10月9日 大高山神社 秋の例大祭 式典
Mishima-hagi-Yamaguchi.JAPAN
ArchPoint Mishima-hagi-Yamaguchi.JAPAN
阿蘇神社で尺八奉納演奏 Shakuhachi at Aso Shrine.Dedication performance.
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The shakuhachi is a Japanese end-blown flute.It was originally introduced from China into Japan in the 8th century and underwent a resurgence in the early Edo Period. The shakuhachi is traditionally made of bamboo, but versions now exist in ABS and hardwoods. It was used by the monks of the Fuke school of Zen Buddhism in the practice of suizen (blowing meditation).The instrument is tuned to the minor pentatonic scale.
Aso Shrine at Mount Aso in Kyushu is traditionally held to have been a center of worship before the accession of Emperor Jinmu. The shikinaisha shrine complex at Ichinomiya in what is today Kumamoto prefecture was said to have been established in 281.
Records link the founding of the shrine to the reign of Emperor Keiko. By the middle of the 11th century, the shrine was involved in national issues as they played out across Kyushu. During the ascendancy of the Kamakura shogunate, the Houjo clan exercised a significant influence over the affairs of Aso Shrine.
This Shinto shrine is dedicated to the veneration of Tateiwatatsu-no-Mikoto, who was a grandson of Japan's first emperor and the brother of Emperor Suizei, the second monarch on the traditional list of emperors.In the same period that Emperor Jimmu was establishing his palace at Kashihara at the foot of Mount Unebi in Yamato province,Tateiwatasu was sent to Aso where he helped establish a number of agricultural communities; and later, he is said to have built a palace at Miyagi.
The original location of the shrine is uncertain because it was destroyed and rebuilt many times in or near the crater of Aso-zan. The present buildings date only from the Tenpo era (1830-1843).
Aso was the chief Shinto shrine (ichinomiya) of the old Higo Province. It serves today as one of the ichinomiya of Kumamoto Prefecture.
From 1871 through 1946, the Aso Shrine was officially designated one of the Kanpei-taisha, meaning that it stood in the first rank of government supported shrines.
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