Takeda Shingen Shrine
Hey everybody! A few days ago, me and some friends went to this shrine in Kofu dedicated to Takeda Shingen. Takeda Shingen was a warlord during the feudal times in Japan and was well known for his military prowess. He was one of the greatest warriors of his time, but he died due to unknown causes as he was about to go into battle. Some say he was assassinated, some that he succumbed to old wounds, and others say he died of pneumonia. Whatever the cause, he is still admired today for his contributions to Japans history.
P.S. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to record videos, so if the quality is not great, I apologize. I'm working on it.
Archaeological dig at Tsutsujigasaki Yakata (Takeda Shrine), Kõfu, Yamanashi, Japan
Archaeological dig at the west kuruwa (bailey) of the former Tsutsujigasaki Yakata (palace) of the Takeda clan in Kõfu, Yamanashi Prefecture Japan.
Originally built in 1519 by Takeda Nobutora - the father of Takeda Shingen, the Tsutsujigasaki Yakata was the home and headquarters for three generations of the Takeda clan - Takeda Nobutora, Takeda Shingen, and Takeda Katsuyori.
The palace fell into ruin following the defeat of the Takeda clan during the late Sengoku era. During the Tokugawa period (1600-1868) it is recorded that virtually nothing remained apart from some of the moats and stone walls.
During the Meiji period castles were ordered to be demolished, this saw the few remaining walls being either buried or the stones carted off to build government roads and the moats being filled in.
A visit by the Emperor Meiji in 1880 inspired the locals of Yamanashi to build a shrine on the site dedicated to the memory of those who had fought on the side of the loyalists in the Boshin war (1868-69).
In 1915 the Emperor Taishõ commissioned the Takeda shrine in honour of the great warlord Takeda Shingen. The shrine was completed in 1919.
Currently the archaeological digs have revealed a part of the western kuruwa (bailey) and its surrounding moat. The site was a very well fortified palace, if not a castle. It consisted of a number of baileys as would be found in a castle of the era, surrounded by wide defensive moats.
A number of walls and entrances are being slowly uncovered and rebuilt following diagrams and drawings of the era based on the archaeological dig. Aerial photography and radar equipment has allowed the outline of the palace site to be distinguished and the placement of original buildings to be determined.
A number of artefacts have been found and are on display in a temporary hut nearby. (I wasn't allowed to film those).
Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan, 甲府市 - Canon 80D - Virtual Trip
Kofu is the capital of Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, about an hour and a half west of Tokyo. It is one of the famous cities in the country for its wine, famous even internationally because it has won many awards. The town of Kôfu lies in a deep valley surrounded by the Japanese Alps and the Oku-chichibu mountain range. One of the assets of the city is its proximity to Mount Fuji: the volcano and other peaks are visible from any point cleared or high in the city, which gives it an added cachet!
Kofu is not really a tourist city, in any case few Western tourists stop there. During our visit we mostly saw Chinese tourists, but oddly we never met them outside the hotel. Kofu is actually a good alternative to Mastumoto or other cities to make a stopover between Tokyo and Kyoto.
The story of Kofu is linked to that of the historical figure Takeda Shingen, the famous general of the sixteenth century who worked for the unification of Japan. It is the father of the warrior who founded the city and the whole Takeda clan has ruled over the region since Kofu. The city celebrates its 500th anniversary in 2019. Several monuments in the city pay tribute to this famous family and we find the graves of the family in different places of the city.
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Chozenji Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan , 長禅寺| Canon 80D | Virtual Trip
Chozenji is one the main temple of Kofu city in the Yamanashi prefecture in Japan. It is where the mother of Takeda shingen is buried. In this cimetery-temple, there are 3 huge pagoda visible from the top of Kofu castle. A great place to visit!!
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ISLAM DI YAMANASHI KEN JAPAN 甲府市山梨県。
Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, about an hour and a half west of Tokyo. It is one of the famous cities in the country for its wine, famous even internationally because it has won many awards. The town of Koufu lies in a deep valley surrounded by the Japanese Alps and the Oku-chichibu mountain range. One of the assets of the city is its proximity to Mount Fuji: the volcano and other peaks are visible from any point cleared or high in the city, which gives it an added cachet! Kofu is not really a tourist city, in any case few Western tourists stop there. During our visit we mostly saw Chinese tourists, but oddly we never met them outside the hotel. Koufu is actually a good alternative to Mastumoto or other cities to make a stopover between Tokyo and Kyoto. The story of Koufu is linked to that of the historical figure Takeda Shingen, the famous general of the sixteenth century who worked for the unification of Japan. It is the father of the warrior who founded the city and the whole Takeda clan has ruled over the region since Koufu. The city celebrates its 500th anniversary in 2019. Several monuments in the city pay tribute to this famous family and we find the graves of the family in different places of the city. , Yamanashi, Japan, 甲府市, kansai, travel in japan, takeda shingen, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japanese Alps, virtual trip, travelling in japan, japan vlog, documentary japan, video of japan, japan video, masjid kofu, masjid yamanashi, islam yamanashi, islam japan, islam, japan vlog, yamanashi prefectur, mount fuji, yamanashi japan, sugoi japan yamanashi,
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I missed my bus!!!
So I went to a Zen Temple here in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. It was a very relaxing place. It is the most famous temple in Yamanashi prefecture. It was established in 1330 by Priest Muso Soseki. Erinji flourished as the main temple of Kai Takeda Clan. Takeda Shingen especially helped developing this temple. Therefore, the grave of Takeda Shingen is located in this temple. This temple was burnt down by Oda Nobunaga 1582. After that Tokugawa Ieyasu took over Kai and restored Erinji. Today, Erinji is still highly respected as the temple of Takeda clan. It has also beautiful Sakura that bloom in early April.
Tourist Info.
There is parking and restroom.
Admission: 300 yen for adult, 100 yen for under high school.
There is a group discount.
Time: 8:30 to 16:30
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武田信玄ゆかりの地 安国寺合戦場 茅野市 Military commander Shingen Takeda battle place
天文11年6月 武田晴信（信玄）と高遠頼継は
諏訪を攻略し諏訪頼重を自刃させた。
諏訪滅亡後 晴信は諏訪の領土を宮川を境に
東が武田 西が高遠の領土としたが
高遠側が不服とし兵を挙げる。
それに対して晴信も出兵し 安国寺一帯で激戦。
高遠は敗退し武田が勝利した。
Christian era 1542.
Shingen Takeda won a major victory over the Takato army at the Battle of Ankokuji temple.
場所はこちら
長野県茅野市宮川安国寺2819
農業体験（北杜市白州町鳥原平）_201509
北杜市白州町鳥原平で行われた農業体験の様子です。
武田信玄ゆかりの地 諏訪御料人の墓 伊那市 建福寺
諏訪御料人は諏訪頼重の娘
諏訪惣領家滅亡後
武田信玄の側室として迎えられ勝頼を生みます。
氏名不詳の為
大河ドラマ「武田信玄」では「湖衣姫」
「風林火山」では「由布姫」
として登場します。
長野県伊那市高遠町西高遠１８２４
織田信長も通った 花水坂 北杜市 Military commander Nobunaga Oda
天正10年 3月 武田家滅亡後
甲州視察に訪れた 織田信長が通過したと
謂われています。
またこの時 信長は初めて富士山を見たと
されています。
After the Katsuyori Takeda extinction
When Nobunaga Oda went to Kofu, I passed.
場所はこちら
山梨県北杜市 県道617号線沿い
乾徳山恵林寺 山梨県甲州市塩山
Erin-ji is a temple at the Yamanashi Koshu Enzan Goyashiki.
It was built in 1330.
It is the temple designated as the important cultural property.
Shingen Takeda, the Warring States general, chose it as the family temple.
There is Shingen's grave.
There are a beautiful Japanese garden, and corridor in which sound will sound if you walk.
The Uguisu-bari corridor is an old security system.
The hallway floor planking was specially sprung to emit creaking noises when trodden on.
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山梨県甲州市塩山小屋敷にある寺院、庭園は国の名勝に指定されている。
武田信玄の墓所、鶯張りの廊下などがある。
拝観料は大人300円(2014年現在) 宝物館は別料金
恵林寺三門
「安禅必ずしも山水を須いず、心頭を滅却すれば火も自ら涼し」快川紹喜が燃える三門の上で喝を発した事で有名。
再建された門にはこの言葉が書かれている。
武田不動尊
武田信玄の菩提寺である恵林寺明王殿には武田不動尊坐像及二童子像が安置されている。
伝承によると、信玄が剃髪した毛を漆に混ぜて、自ら坐像の胸部に塗りこめたといわれている。
甲斐百八霊場 第９番
武田神社と信玄の墓 総集編
武田神社と信玄の墓 総集編
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白州町の七賢で行われているふれあい自然塾の「酒造り体験」が2009年11月7日、8日の2日間にわたって行われた。
雨上がりの釜無川（北杜市白州町）
昨夜来の雨も上がり水量が増えた釜無川。普段は穏やかな流れも、この時は迫力がある。
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気分晴らしに甲州方面に行ってきました。
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ここは道の駅「白州」です。
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