[4K] 大河内山荘 京都の庭園 OKOCHI-SANSO Villa [4K] The Garden of Kyoto Japan
大河内山荘は嵐山の竹林の北出口を出てすぐの所にあります。
Ōkōchi Sansō is on the slopes of Mt. Ogura behind Tenryūji Temple and next to Arashiyama Park and the Sagano bamboo grove in Ukyō-ku, Kyoto.
Tea garden in front of the tekisuian
The grounds of the villa encompass approximately 2 hectares and feature multiple buildings, including a Japanese-style home, tea houses, and shrines, amidst carefully maintained Japanese gardens.[1] They were built up over a period of 30 years by Ōkōchi to function as one of his residences. They were opened to the public after his death in 1962. The main structures were built in the 1930s and 1940s except for the Jibutsudō, which is a Meiji Era building that was moved to this site.
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[4K] 大河内山荘 京都の庭園 Okochi-Sanso Villa [4K] The Garden of Kyoto Japan
雨の日の、秋の気配漂う大河内山荘（国指定文化財）です。嵐山の竹林を北に抜けて、すぐのところにあります。
Okochi Sanso was the private villa of the famous silent-film era actor Okochi Denjiro (大河内 傳次郎/1898-1962) .He constructed this unique garden villa on the south side of Mount Ogura over 30 year period.
A number of pine trees,cherry and maple trees seasonally color the vast garden.From Daijo-kaku building, grand views of Arashiyama and Mount Hiei can be enjoyed.
The garden has a stream from the HOZU River running through it and an exquisite tea ceremony room(Tekisui-an).Okochi was a deep admire of Zen philosophy.
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A beautiful destination often overlooked due to its location at the end of the winding bamboo forests of Arashiyama, the Ōkōchi Sansō Villa is the former residence of Japanese period film star Ōkōchi Denjirō (1898-1962). Located in the foothills of Mt. Ogura, Ōkōchi’s Villa includes a traditional home, tea house, and Buddhist halls on the property amidst carefully planned and cultivated Japanese-style gardens designed to showcase the best of each of the four seasons. Despite being constructed relatively recently, the villa employs classic architecture and traditional techniques, appearing far statelier than its age would imply. The villa is also well known for its view of Kyoto City spread out below it. Though the admission fee is steeper than most of its kind, the price includes a cup of green tea and a Japanese sweet served in the teahouse where you can relax and rest your feet while enjoying the view. Fans of the samurai film genre can also enjoy an open air museum dedicated to the villa’s original owner and jidaigeki actor Ōkōchi Denjirō.
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Okochi Sanso Garden and Ponto-chō Alley
Join us for adventures in Kyoto. This short video takes you around one of Kyoto's most talked about places, the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. Later you will find yourself in the entertainment quarter where you can experience historic Japanese buildings and traditions.
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Okochi-Sanso Villa - Arashiyama - Kyoto 大河内山荘
Ōkōchi Sansō (大河内山荘 Ōkōchi Sansō, literally Okochi Mountain Villa) is the former home and garden of the Japanese jidaigeki or period film actor Denjirō Ōkōchi and is located in Arashiyama, Kyoto. The villa is open to the public for an admission fee and is known for its gardens and views of the Kyoto area. Several of the buildings are recorded as cultural properties by the national government.
Kyoto in a Day | Bamboo Forest & Okochi Sanso Gardens| Temples | Back streets
A visit to Japan wouldn't be complete without at least some time in KYOTO. It is a very busy, place with a lot of touristy spots to see, like the bamboo forest, and the city centre and many of it's temples. But there is also space for calm within the busy, and we found those too. For example, the Okochi Sanso Garden is right next to the bamboo forest, but so much quieter and has excellent views!
One of the cool little things we came across was a little tofu factory, where we watched the staff make different kind of tofu, and a massive but almost deserted temple called Sagashaka-do and some beautiful gardens. We even spotted a wild weasel weaving in and out of gravestones in a cemetery site!
There's a lot to do and see in Kyoto, so one day was definitely not enough, and will surely be a place to revisit if we return to Japan.
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Japan Trip: Okochi Sanso villa built by actor over 30 years, Japan, Kyoto 048
Japan Trip: Okochi Sanso villa built by actor over 30 years, Japan, Kyoto 048
Okochi Sanso Villa is the former home of the popular period film actor Okochi Denjiro (1896-1962), located next to Arashiyama's bamboo groves. Okochi Sanso consists of several different gardens which shows off seasonal beauty and buildings, including living quarters, tea houses and gates. The buildings are not allowed to be entered. Admission includes matcha green tea with a snack.
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00
Closed: opened all year round
Admission: 1000 yen
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[4K] 青と緑の庭 京都の庭園 Blue and Green Gardens [4K] The Gardens of Kyoto Japan
なぜわれわれ日本人は緑色を青色と認識して来たのか？
そして、青色の中に何を見つめていたのか？
その一端でも知ることが出来ればと想い、この動画を制作しました。
Why did Japanese people recite green as blue?
And what are we staring at in the blue?
I thought that I could also know about that part, I made this video.
緑色のものを青で表現する理由は、古代の日本語に色を表す言葉が４つしかなかったことと関係しています。
奈良時代や平安時代、日本には色を表す形容詞が、「白し」「赤し」「青し」「黒し」の４つしかなく、その４つの言葉で全ての色を表現しなければなりませんでした。
このため、この４つの形容詞は、現在の「白」「赤」「青」「黒」よりも表現する色の範囲が広く、奈良時代や平安時代の「青」は、現在の緑色から紫色、灰色までを表す言葉になっていました。
そして、正確に言えば緑色なのに、「青リンゴ」「青汁」「青のり」「青虫」「青しそ」「青ねぎ」「青菜」「青々と茂る」などの言葉が現在まで残っているのは、緑色を青と表現していた頃の名残です。
よって、緑色のものを青で表現する理由は、奈良時代や平安時代の「青」の形容詞が緑色も表す言葉であったため、その名残が今も残っているからです。
・ 奈良時代や平安時代は、例えば黄色は赤寄りの色と判断され、赤で表現されていました。なお、昔の赤には「明るい」、「明らかに」などの「明」の意味があったため、「赤の他人」（明らかに他人）、「赤っ恥」（明らかに恥）などの言葉が今でも存在します。
The reason for expressing green ones in blue is related to the fact that there were only four words expressing colors in ancient Japanese.
In the Nara period and the Heian period, Japan has only four adjectives representing colors, Whiteness, Redness, Blue, Black, expressing all colors with the four words I had to do.
For this reason, these four adjectives have a wider color range to express than the current white, red, blue, black, blue in the Nara period and the Heian period is the current green From words to purple and gray had become words.
And even though it is green, to be exactly speaking, words such as green apple, blue juice, blue clam, blue caterpillar, blue shiso, blue onion, vegetable, lush green lily What remains until now is the remnant when I was expressing green as blue.
Therefore, the reason for expressing the green ones is because the adjective blue in the Nara period and the Heian era was also a word expressing green, so that remnant still remains.
· In the Nara period and the Heian period, for example yellow was judged as red color and it was expressed in red. Since the meaning of Akira such as bright and obviously was included in the old red, words such as others of red (obviously others), red shy (obviously shame) Even now it exists.
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This is place is so beautiful! i when with the Brother and his wife and another sister from the congregation
Japan Travel: Okochi Sanso private villa with fine gardens, Kyoto48, Japan
Japan Travel: Okochi Sanso private villa with fine gardens, Kyoto48, Japan
Okochi Sanso Villa is the former home of the popular period film actor Okochi Denjiro (1896-1962), located next to Arashiyama's bamboo groves. Okochi Sanso consists of several different gardens which shows off seasonal beauty and buildings, including living quarters, tea houses and gates. The buildings are not allowed to be entered. Admission includes matcha green tea with a snack.
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00
Closed: opened all year round
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[4K] 無鄰菴 京都の庭園 MURIN-AN [4K] The Garden of Kyoto Japan
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Murin-an is a Japanese villa and garden built between 1894 to 1898 by Aritomo Yamagata.
Jihei Ogawa VII (7th) created this garden under Yamagata’s instructions. The garden’s central point is the Higashiyama Mountains with a spacious and bright open lawn area. This naturalistic scenic garden received high ratings ever since it’s creation. Also, the water in the light flowing stream is from the Lake Biwa Canal. This villa was a pioneer in creating the villa cluster of the Kyoto Okazaki & Nanzenji neighborhood.
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Spectacular and peaceful gardens of Ōkōchi Sansō, Kyoto
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Arashiyama, Kyoto, Japan - Sept. 2016
The hotel is Suiran, in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Visited Saihoji (a/k/a Kokedera the moss temple) and took the Randen electric train to Ryoanji, the Zen temple with the famous rock and gravel garden. Also walked through the Sagano Bamboo Grove and visited the Okochi Sanso Villa and gardens where I had tea. The remainder of the photos are of the tourist area around Arashiyama. The bridge is Togetsukyo the moon crossing bridge.
Kyoto's Bamboo Forest & More: Guide to the Arashiyama District
Learn about and travel to the Arashiyama District in Kyoto, famous for its bamboo forest, Togetsukyo Bridge, and UENSCO World Heritage Site Tenryuji Temple! (日本語字幕付き)
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