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Best Things To Do in Ofunato, Japan

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List of Best Things to do in Ofunato, Japan

Goishi Kaigan Beach
Koishihama Station
Miracle Lone Pine Tree
Michi-no-Eki Sanriku
Anatoshishiso
Kesen Daiku Sakan Folklore Museum
Fumonji
Fudo Falls
Goishihama
Mt. Hikami

Most Beautiful and Breathtaking Places - Iwate, Japan

In Iwate, you'll get lovely mountains, lovely streams, lovely sakura scenes and beautiful sea, what more to ask from nature?

The Iwate Prefecture situated at the eastern side of Japan with a direct leap to the Pacific Ocean is a place blessed with some of the best sea foods in the world. But hey, let's not talk about food. Once of the fabulous attractions of Iwate is the Hachimantai Marsh, which is truly a beautiy of its class, a place where crystal clear water is contained, decorated with unadulterated greenaries, as though it is untouched for centuries.

The great Mount Iwate is a sight that could never be missed.

Indeed, Iwate is a place that consists of so many the best scenic places good for the eyes and thus, qualifies as one of the the most beautiful and breathtaking places on earth.

This video consists of some of the best photographs that was taken of Iwate, Japan.

Sakura Festival (Cherry Blossom) in Kitakami-shi, Iwate





Hiraizumi-cho, Iwate


Kitakami Tenshouchi Park, Kitakami-shi, Iwate


Kitakami-shi, Iwate


Lovely Flowers in Tono-shi, Iwate


View in Tono-shi, Iwate



Wetlands in Hachimantai-shi, Iwate











View in Hachimantai, Iwate



Green fields in Morioka-shi, Iwate


Mt. Iwate, Iwate



Mountain View, Shizukuishi, Iwate




Waterfall in Hachimantai, Iwate


Stream in Hanamaki-shi, Iwate



Stream in Ichinoseki-shi, Iwate


Japanese traditional style farm house, Tono-shi, Iwate


Osawa Onsen (Hot Spring), Iwate


Dandelion field, Toono-shi, Iwate


Motsuji, Hiraizumi, Iwate


Early Autumn, Iwate


Hanamaki-shi, Iwate


Motsu-ji in Winter, Hiraizumi-cho, Iwate


Coastal Area, Kuji, Iwate


Fudai-mura, Iwate


Sanriku coast, Kuji, Iwate


Kosode Coast, Kuji, Iwate



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camellia Flower 岩手県大船渡市 世界の椿館・碁石 日本の美しい花の名所 Botanical garden in Iwate Japan

Botanical garden in Japan-world's camellia flower in Goishi
岩手県大船渡市は「ツバキの里」とも呼ばれ、いたるところに自生のヤブツバキが美しい花を咲かせていて、大船渡市のシンボルともなっています。碁石海岸に隣接する「世界の椿館・碁石」には世界各国 13カ国約600種類700本のツバキが展示されていて碁石海岸の観光名所にもなっています。椿の種類は豊富で、原種椿は和種5種 洋種20種,園芸種では和種460種 洋種115種となっており、原産国は日本の他にアメリカ、オーストラリア、ニュージーランド、ベルギー、イタリア フランス、イギリス、ベトナム、ポルトガル、フィリピン、中国、台湾となっています。椿の品種にもよりますが、花の見頃は1月から3月頃で、遅咲きの品種でも4月頃が見頃となっています。

世界の椿館・碁石
所在地:岩手県大船渡市末崎町字大浜280-1
営業時間:9:00~17:00
定休日:月曜日
椿の見頃:1月～3月
入館料:一般500円 高校生500円 小・中学生300円

In Ofunato City Iwate Prefecture Tohoku japan, a native Yabutsubaki has beautiful flowers and is called Tsubaki no Sato.It is a symbol of Ofunato City.
There are about 600 kinds and 700 camellia from 13 countries in the Sekai no Tsubakikan near the goishi kaigan coast and it is also a sightseeing spot for Goishi kaigan Coast.
Depending on the type of camellia, the best time to see the flowers is around January to March, even in the late bloom varieties it is best time to see the flowers around April.

Sekai no Tsubakikan-Goishi
Address: Ofunato City Iwate Prefecture Tohoku Japan.
Opening Hours: 9: 00-17: 00
Closed day: Monday
The best time to see camellia: January - March
Admission fee: Adult 500 yen, High school student 500 yen, Elementary school students and junior high school students 300 yen

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My 4 years teaching, volunteering, and exploring Japan

Living in Japan for a little more than 4 years, I had the wonderful experience to teach English, travel, work in NPOs, and do freelance video work. It's a beautiful country and I will probably move back after traveling around the world as a part of my new project (

This video is a compilation of videos shot on many different devices, mostly phones as well as a few handheld cameras. The videos are from all over Japan, so if you have any questions about locations, let me know!

The song is 'Himeji Furusato - My Hometown' by Robwalkerpoet. Released under CC licensing, you can find it here:

After tsunami, shops come together

Most of the eating and drinking establishments of Ōfunato, Iwate were wiped out by last year's great tsunami.

In a new yataimura, literally 'food stall village', made of temporary structures restaurants have come back to the town.

It may sound sad, but actually they're all smiles, making the best of things!

Tōhoku Revival Calendar article:

Japan Trip: Overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture, Shikoku

Japan Trip: Overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture, Shikoku
【★036★Kagawa Marugame Castle】
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Nestled on top of Mount Kameyama is Marugame Castle (丸亀城), located in Marugame city, Kagawa Prefecture, Shikoku. Completed in 1602 by the feudal lord Ikoma Chikamasa, Marugame Castle is one of the 12 remaining “original” Japanese Castles. An original castle is a castle that has survived the post feudal time period (post 1868) without being damaged or destroyed.

Being located in the strategic hilltop location, Marugame Castle overlooked both the city it governed as well as the Seto Inland Sea. With trade and enemies utilizing the waterways, the position of the castle strengthened the city’s control.

Just thirteen years after Ikoma Chikamasa built Marugame Castle, it was dismantled due to a new policy limiting the number of castles per province. However, after the province was divided into two in 1660, the castle was reconstructed. In 1869, fire destroyed many of the buildings of the castle. And through time, other acts of destructions were committed. As a result, all which remain today are the stone walls, a few buildings, the Ote Ichino Gate (first gate), the Ote Nino Gate (second gate) and the tenshu (keep). The Japanese Government recognizes the original castle buildings as Important Cultural Properties.

Marugame Castle also known as Kameyama Castle is located in Kameyama Park. Visitors will need to climb upwards on a steep path, circling the hill to arrive at the castle grounds. In addition to roaming through the grounds and buildings, visitors may wish to visit the small museum located in the castle’s main keep. Also, with the castle located atop Mount Kameyama, visitors making the steep climb are rewarded to spectacular views of both Marugame city and Seto Inland Sea.

Being a popular tourist spot, visitors to Marugame City often visit these grounds. However, particularly in the spring, the castle is crowded due to the 1000 cherry blossom trees planted around castle’s stone walls and near the main keep. Cherry blossoms bloom from late March to early April in this area. During the first two weeks, there is an annual cherry blossom festival held here.

Marugame Castle Keep
Hours: 9:00 to 16:30 (entry until 16:00)
Closed: December 25 to 31
Admission: 200 yen

Access Information:
From Marugame Station, 15 minutes on foot
Or
From Marugame Station, board the bus. Disembark at Marugamejo-mae (丸亀城前)　bus stop. The bus stop is located right in front of the castle. The journey takes about 5 minutes and the fare is 200 yen. There are many buses every hour.

2014年 祈りと鎮魂 希望の花火 LIGHT UP NIPPON in 亘理町 Revival Prayer fireworks for 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake

2014年8月11日の太平洋沿岸12ヶ所で一斉に開催した、東日本大震災犠牲者への祈りと鎮魂の花火「LIGHT UP NIPPON」から、宮城県亘理郡亘理町の花火打ち上げ会場からの映像です。
2011年3月11日に東北地方太平洋側一帯を襲った東北地方太平洋沖地震の津波によって、1万5000人以上の方々が亡くなり、岩手・宮城・福島の沿岸部を中心に561km2の地域が浸水いたしました。
この震災による影響で日本全国で祭りや花火大会の自粛ムードが高まっていましたが、LIGHT UP NIPPONは2011年8月11日に初開催、「東北を、日本を、花火で、元気に。」をスローガンに、東北地方沿岸部を中心に10ヵ所で祈りと鎮魂の花火が一斉に打ち上げられました。
震災から3年目となる2014年も東北地方12か所で行われ、その中の1箇所である宮城県亘理郡亘理町の会場で打上が行われた花火の動画を収録しました。

LIGHT UP NIPPON 2014(ライト アップ ニッポン)
開催場所
岩手県: 野田村・宮古市田老・大槌町・釜石市唐丹・大船渡市越喜来・陸前高田市
宮城県: 気仙沼市鹿折と南三陸町歌津、石巻市雄勝町に亘理町
福島県 会津美里町・いわき市久之浜

撮影場所:宮城県亘理郡亘理町
開催日程:2014年8月11日
開催時間:19:00~

This video is LIGHT UP NIPPON which is the fireworks of prayer and memorial to the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake. It was held simultaneously at 12 locations in the Tohoku region Japan on August 11, 2014, but this video from the fireworks launch site in Watari town, Miyagi Prefecture Tohoku Japan. More than 15,000 people died due to the East Japan great earthquake tsunami that hit the Tohoku region all over the Pacific side on March 11, 2011, and 561 square meters of area was flooded around the coastal areas of the Iwate and Miyagi and Fukushima Prefecture.
LIGHT UP NIPPON was held for the first time on August 11, 2011 though the festival and the fireworks display were canceled all over Japan due to the earthquake disaster.Fireworks festival was launched at 10 places, primarily in the coastal area of the Tohoku district, with fireworks of prayer and memorial all at once. In 2014, which is the third year since the earthquake. it was held in 12 locations in the Tohoku region, and a video of fireworks launched at the venue of Watari town Miyagi prefecture, which is one of them, was recorded.

LIGHT UP NIPPON 2014
Venue
Iwate Prefecture: Noda village, Miyako city Taro, Otsuchi town, Kamaishi city, Ofunato city, Rikuzentakata city
Miyagi Prefecture: Kesennuma City ,Minami Sanriku Town Utsu, Watari town Ishinomaki city Ogatsu
Fukushima Prefecture Aizu Misato Town · Iwaki City Hisanohama

Video recorded place: Watari town, Miyagi Prefecture
Schedule date: August 11, 2014
Holding time: 19: 00 ~

Camcorder:Canon XA20(1080p high definition Camcorder)
Sound:RODE NT4

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A Tale of Sanriku Oyster Revival

On the 14th of this month, Kaki-Goya Sendaikō opened.
It was a big step towards the recovery of Sanriku.

A kaki-goya, or oyster shack, is a place to enjoy grilled oysters fresh from the sea.
As Japan's number-one producer of oysters for raw consumption, in a normal year the Sanriku region bustles with tourists during the vacationing season.

Ofunato Sity in May 2012

To Drive the Ofunato Sity