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Weeping Plum Blossoms Festival at Nagoya Agricultural Center
The gorgeous spring-bringer blossoms at the Nagoya Agricultural Center dela Farm, a facility that boasts one of the largest weeping plum orchards in Japan
名古屋市農業センター しだれ梅まつり Beautiful Japanese landscape Aichi Prefecture Nagoya City Shidare plum
説明
名古屋市農業センターで開催されている、しだれ梅まつりを撮影した動画と写真を紹介しています。春になると12品種700本のしだれ梅が咲き誇り、国内有数のしだれ梅の名所としても知られています。
しだれ梅の美しく綺麗な様子をご覧ください。
We introduce movies and pictures taken at the Nakaya City Agricultural Center, shooting the plum blossom festival. In the spring, 700 kinds of weeping plums of 12 varieties are in full bloom, and it is also known as one of the leading plum blossom plums in the country.
Please see the beautiful and beautiful appearance of the weeping plum.
4K動画4K video ドライブ 名古屋市農業センターdela ふぁーむ帰り道 Nagoya Agricultural Center dela farm way back
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Nagoya (名古屋) ; Heart of japan — Time-lapse
Nagoya city, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Nagoya is the capital pf Aichi Prefecture, and japan's fourth most populated city.
Nagoya developed as the castle town of the Owari.
And now, with over two million inhabitants, Nagoya is one of Honshu's three large plains and metropolitan and industrial centers.
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(tibs)名古屋市農業センター梅まつりと動物との触れ合いNagoya City Agricultural Center Plum Festival and Contact with Animals
しだれ梅まつり
場所名古屋市農業センターdelaふぁーむ。紅梅・白梅あわせて約700本が咲き乱れます。しだれ梅まつりの期間中は、地元農家が新鮮野菜を即売する青空市や、大道芸の開催、小動物とのふれあい広場など数多くのイベントが開催されます。さらには、農業センターの売店では搾り立ての牛乳や、その牛乳を使ったソフトクリームを食べることも可能ですし、温室の花を見て回ったり、
天然記念物の鶏（東紅天）の孵化が見られるチャンスがあるなど、農業センターのメリットも最大に楽しむことができます。
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Weeping plum Festival
Place Nagoya City Agricultural Center dela ふ ー ー ミ. Approximately 700 books bloom together with red plum and white plum
It is disturbed. During the period of the weeping plum festival, local farmers sell fresh vegetables immediately
Many events such as city, hosting street performers, interaction places with small animals, etc. are held
It will be. Furthermore, at the agricultural center's shop, milk in pouring milk and its milk
It is also possible to eat the used soft cream, go around the greenhouse flowers,
There is a chance to see the hatching of a natural treasure chicken (Huangyin Tian), agricultural sen
You can also enjoy the merit of Tata to the maximum.
Taoyaka Internet Broadcasting Website: //taoyaka.at-ninja.jp/
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Honen Sai Matsuri (Fertility Festival) of Tagata Shrine in Komaki-City, a Shocking but Traditional Fertility Festival
The festival is held every March 15, and in it a phallus, newly carved every year from Japanese cypress and more than 60 cm in diameter and 2 m long, is carried on a portable shrine by parade men of a unlucky age and offered to said shrine with prayers for a good harvest, the flourishing of all natural things and prosperous descendants. The sight of all this has led to the proceedings' becoming widely known as one of the world's strangest festivals, and on the day the temple grounds are filled with visitors from Japan and overseas.
Shinto shrines are found all over Japan and is a symbol of the people’s linkage to their community. Shrines serves as houses for divine spirits as well as places preserving memories and practices of Japanese culture. Based on the discovery in 1935 of an ancient sword and artifacts, Tagata Shrine is Estimated 1,500 years old. Located near the village Ajioka, the name “Agata” is thought to derived from one of the powerful Lords of late Yamato period (3rd-5th CAD) who helped to settle the area after moving here from Nara. Legend has it that his daughter Tamahime, was spoused to a local prince, Takeinadane. It seems that he died an untimely death in war, leaving his wife and two children that develop the surrounding areas, that is the Tagata Shrine.
The phallic theme or representation are objects considered as offerings to deities, as objects of veneration and as a magical fetish. They are loaned to individuals searching for spouses, needing diseases cured, or wishing for a child. When the desired result was produced, the object is then returned to the shrine together with a new phallic symbol as a token of gratitude. They believe that this practice, as well as the Honen-sai Festival, is a survival of ancient and widespread ritual design to ensure agricultural regeneration. One of the most stable features of the history of Tagata Honen-Sai Festival is its goal of plentiful harvest each year.
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Weeping Plum Blossoms 2019 #blossoms #flowers #spring2019 #springiscoming #Japan #Nagoya
It's almost time to say goodbye to the weeping plum blossoms here in Nagoya.
In Japanese, they are known as しだれ梅 (shidare ume), and are some of the best looking, best smelling displays of floral beauty you'll ever see.
The plum blossoms start blooming as soon as winter starts giving signs that it may soon be handing the reins over to the next season - Spring.
In some people's opinion, the weeping plum blossoms are more beautiful than the much more well-known cherry blossom, or sakura (which come in late March or early April) in these parts.
Abandoned Japan bamboo shed 放棄された日本の竹の小屋 - Abandoned Japan 日本の廃墟
Old farm shed used to store extra-long lengths of bamboo fallen over and going to ruin beside a rice field in central Japan. Structures like this were once an important part of the economic infrastructure when Japan's primary economic activity was agriculture. Every farmer or small group of farmers would require a shed to hold their farm implements and for temporary storage for freshly harvested fruit and vegetables. In some areas specialized sheds were constructed to act as rest areas where farmers could take a short break from their difficult outdoor labor. Additional sheds were sometimes built for specific purposes such as fumigation, or to even act as growing sheds for shade-loving crops such as delicious shitake mushrooms. Modernization has brought many changes to Japan, not the least of which is the shift of human population and available labor from the rural farming communities to large, cosmopolitan cities such as Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo. With few young people left to carry on the farming lifestyle many of the farm sheds as well as homes and entire farm compounds have been given up after the older generation retires and there is nobody left to carry on. Sheds such as the building in this video are an example of the crumbling ruin of a once vibrant lifestyle and livelihood.
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Kakehashi Project 2019 (JAPAN)
Location specifics:
Nagoya Castle, Osu Kannon, Osu Shopping District - City of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
Yokokan Garden - City of Fukui, Fukui Prefecture
Eiheiji Temple - City of Eiheiji, Fukui Prefecture
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The Kakehashi Project is a people-to-people exchange program between Japan and North America. One of the program's main objectives is to promote mutual understanding and friendship between the peoples of Japan and North America.
From December 16th to the 24th I was given the opportunity to attend the Kakehashi Project 2019. About 100 young adult Japanese Americans were chosen to participate in this program coordinated by the JACL and the Japan International Cooperation Center and supported by funding from the Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The participants and I were divided into four subgroups to explore and learn more about Japanese culture from different prefectures. I was placed in group A, where we mainly spent our time in the prefectures Tokyo, Aichi and Fukui.
During the program, we experienced Japanese culture in various ways. This included attending lectures, participating in traditional Japanese activities, consuming common Japanese foods, and exploring popular tourist destinations.
To give some examples, we attended a lecture on the prefecture, Fukui. We learned about Fukui’s scenic natural environment, which includes beautiful beaches, the many different types of craftsmanship like hand-made knives, and its output of high-quality agricultural goods like Ichihomare rice.
We participated in Japanese activities like Za-zen at the Eiheiji Temple in Fukui Prefecture. Zazen is a meditative discipline that is practiced by the Zen Buddhist tradition. What a physically intense, but mentally rewarding experience this was. We also participated in a homestay, which allowed us to experience the daily life of a Japanese family. Shout out to Mr.Watanabe and his wife for being so hospitable. We had the time of our lives with them.
We ate delicious Japanese foods like shabu shabu, crab, bento boxes, sushi, curry, and etc.
We explored popular tourist destinations like the Osu Shopping District in Aichi Prefecture, Shrines throughout Aichi and Fukui, Japanese castles, and many more.
Throughout this program, I was able to learn more about my ethnic background and how I can be a bridge between America and Japan. I created so many unforgettable memories and new friendships that I hope to hold on too. Thank you JACL, JICE, and MOFA for providing us with this unforgettable and unifying experience. I hope to see all my new friends again in the near future.
Activities that I was unable to get footage of:
-Japanese Overseas Migration Museum
-Chukyo University
-Lectures
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-Fukui Port museum