One Legged Torii
Find out the story behind this one-legged torii in Nagasaki, Japan
Sanno Shrine - Nagasaki, Japan 山王神社：長崎
Sanno Shrine is known for its one-legged torii (gate) that survived the nuclear blast on Nagasaki. The two camphor trees shown also survived, and is now designated as a national monument in Japan.
This shrine stands as a reminder of the events that took place on August 9, 1945.
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01. The Brandenburg Gate: The only landmark to survive the Allied bombardment of the German capital.
02. The Sanno Shrine: The one-legged arc that survived the atomic bomb in Nagasaki.
03. The miracle pine: The tree that survived the Japanese tsunami of 2011.
04. The A-Bomb Dome: The symbol of the Peace City, Hiroshima.
05. The Horyu-Ji Temple's Pagoda: Japan's oldest wooden building that survived 46 earthquakes
06. Tower of Pisa: The leaning tower spared from attack by a U.S. infantry sergeant who found it too beautiful.
07. Jesus Statue: The Catholic image that survived a typhoon in the Philippines
08. Rahmatullah mosque: The mosque left standing after the 2004 Tsunami in Indonesia.
09. A Crucifix and Virgin Mary Statue: The Catholic images that survived a fire in a church.
10. Chicago Water Tower: The only public building to survive the Great Chicago Fire.
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4K video: Nagasaki :Atomic bomb Damaged Tori Arch at Sanno Shinto Shrine
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Atomic bomb Damaged Tori Arch at Sanno Shinto Shrine
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Cab Ride on Japanese Tram Nagasaki Electric Tramway Route 1
The Nagasaki Electric Tramway is a tram system in Nagasaki city, Japan. It has five lines totaling 11.5 km. This movie is the main line Route 1 from Shokakuji-Shita to Akasako via Nagasaki-ekimae [JR Nagasaki Station] in 2012.
This tram is Type 1300 which is operated by the driver without a conductor. It has twin 38kW motors of nose suspension drive, and the straight air brake system.
Time Tram stop
(Tourist Attraction)[public facility]
0:10 Shokakuji-Shita
(Sofuku-ji Temple)
1:00 Shianbashi
(Shianbashi)
2:00 Kanko-Dori
[Hamaya Department Store]
4:00 Nishihamano-Machi
5:00 Tsuki-Machi
(Nagasaki Chinatown)
8:00 Dejima
(Dejima)
9:00 Ohato
[Nagasaki Port Ohato Terminal]
10:30 Goto-Machi
12:30 Nagasaki Eki-Mae
[JR Nagasaki Station](Site of Martyrdom of the 26 saints of Japan)
14:40 Yachiyo-Machi
15:40 Takara-Machi
18:00 Zenza-Machi
20:20 Mori-Machi
21:20 Urakami Eki-Mae
[JR Urakami Station]
23:10 Daigaku-Byoin-Mae
(One legged Tori Arch)[Nagasaki University Hospital]
24:20 Hamaguchi-Machi
25:50 Matsuyama-Machi
(Hypocenter of the Atomic Bomb Explosion)(Peace Park)
27:30 Ohashi
28:40 Urakamishako-Mae
[Tram Yard]
30:20 Iwayabashi
31:30 Nagasaki Daigaku-Mae
[Nagasaki University Bunkyo Campus]
32:40 Wakaba-Machi
34:00 Chitose-Machi
34:50 Showa-Machi Dori
35:40 Sumiyoshi
37:10 Akasako
Urakami district Peace Statue Nagasaki Kyushu 長崎 浦上地区 平和祈念像 九州:旅
九州の旅で、長崎に行ってきました。
一晩かけて長崎まで移動して、朝一番の観光は浦上地区でした、
長崎のシンボル、平和祈念像をまず見てきました。
昔は白かったという話を聞きましたが、青緑でしたね。
その後、浦上天主堂、一本足鳥居、被爆クスノキ、爆心地とたくさん歩きました。
まぁ、なんだ、その、こういう場所はなんだかブルーな気持ちになりますがね。
ビデオカメラはSONY HDR-SR11、静止画はNikon D70を使って撮影しました。
HDR-SR11にはワイコン、VCL-HG0737Cをつけています。
ステレオマイクロホン、ECM-HST1にウインドスクリーンつけています。
編集は EDIUS 5.5 です。
Urakami district of Nagasaki.
Peace Statue
Urakami Cathedral
One legged Torii
Camphor exposure
Ground zero
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Nagasaki Japan - Tips For Travellers #233
In this episode Gary Bembridge of TipsForTravellers.com, provides a historical overview, need-to-know facts as well as inspiration, advice and tips for visiting Nagasaki in Japan.
Nagasaki is best known for being the last city that was subject to a nuclear bomb. It happened on 9 August 1945 during WWII when the Americans dropped it, destroying most of the city and killing and injuring over 100,000 people. What fewer people know is that Pucci's famous opera Madame Butterfly was set in the city.
There is more to the city than just memorials and reminders of that event. It is a city that welcomed, and had long links, with the West even when Japan followed an isolation policy. I found it to be a pretty, welcoming city that has gorgeous parks, historical buildings and great museums. The podcast explores all of this. Must-see and Must-Do covered in the podcast:
Atomic Bomb Museum. Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall. Atomic Bomb Hypocentre. Nagasaki Peace Park. One-legged Torii Gate. Mount Inasa Lookout. Glover Garden. Oura Catholic Church. Deijima. Kofukuji Temple. 25 Matyrs Memorial. Resources:
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King Ghidorah Destroys Nagasaki Arch
King Ghidorah destroys the arch in Nagasaki.
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The infamous One Legged Torii inear the Sanno Shrine is located only 800 meters from the Atomic Explosion in Nagasaki during WW2. Only those who are mobile should visit this place as there are many stairs to contend with.
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4 Things To Do In Saga Prefecture! 佐賀県の４つの見所！
Planning your trip to Kyushu? Here are 4 ideas to keep in mind when considering Saga Prefecture!
In January Tatsu and I had the honor of shooting a web commercial for Saga Prefecture's new Bilingual App [Dogan Shitato], and now that the video is finally finished, we can share the news! I decided to compile a list of my favorite things to do in Saga Prefecture, based on our two weeks of extensive shooting and travelling. I hope it helps you make plans for your Kyushu journey!
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Why I Love Japan: Religious freedom / tolerance
The joy of traveling throughout Japan is viewing their religious tolerance. It appears the Japanese are not intolerant of religion as many in the USA have become. Seeing religious symbols on both public and private property seems to be normal in Japan, while currently being view with hostility in the USA.
United States Constitution, First Amendment, in reference to religious freedom:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;......
Japanese Constitution, article 20 in reference to religious freedom:
Freedom of religion is guaranteed to all. No religious organization shall receive any privileges from the State, nor exercise any political authority.
No person shall be compelled to take part in any religious act, celebration, rite or practice.
The State and its organs shall refrain from religious education or any other religious activity.
The Torii is a symbol of Shinto in Japan. One can see the Torii all over Japan. On a road to a power plant in Japan the road traveled under a huge Torii obviously rooted on public lands both sides of the road. Now contrast that to the USA where grieving families leave roadside cross commemorating the spot where a loved-one was lost. Some states have outlawed such displays as not to offend non-believers and those who hallucinate separation of church and state into the United States Constitution.
With Japanese friends including a Buddhist Chief Priest visited Oura Roman Catholic Church in Nagasaki on Kyushu. The church dates back to the 1860's.
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Tsushima Island, Japan
Tsushima (対馬）is an island in Nagasaki prefecture that's closer to Korea than mainland Japan. I lived there for a year as a part of the JET Program. There are 6 towns on the island: Kamitsushima, Kamiagata, Mine, Toyotama, Mitsushima, and Izuhara, and they all have lots of interesting places.
Leave a comment if you have any other questions about Tsushima, I will try my best to help!
Main places mentioned in this video:
Kamitsushima: Miuda Beach, Korean Viewpoint
Kamiagata: Tsushima Wildlife Conservation Center, Foreign Country Viewpoint
Mine: Kaijin shrine, Omi no sato
Toyotama: Watazumi Shrine, Mt. Eboshi Viewpoint
Mitsushima: Aso Bay Park, Manzeki Bridge
Izuhara: Shimizuyama Castle Ruins, Banshoin Temple
Food mentioned: sushi in Hitakatsu, Soba Dojo in Sasuna, Anago-tei in Toyotama, Taiyaki in Saka, Sushi daikei in Izuhara
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Secretary-General of the United Nations visits Nagasaki
H.E. Mr. António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, visited Nagasaki from August 8-9, 2018 to attend the Nagasaki Peace Ceremony.
Secretary-General Guterres met with atomic bomb survivors and intently viewed the materials related to atomic bombing at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. At the Ceremony, the Secretary-General issued a message for peace.
Nagasaki, a city of peace, is also a popular sightseeing spot with a beautiful foreign-influenced cityscape and two World Heritage sites.
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Japan Hiroshima Peace Memorial! | Osaka Castle! | Day 4 Japan Adventures
Fitbit Count 23,391. 4k+ Calories burned, 30+ flights of stairs
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This day was super fun, the peace memorial park, museum, dome, flame, was absolutely gorgeous and a humbling experience for sure. As well as being constantly maintained, there was just so much to see. I'm glad we got to see many of the main attractions in the area. Osaka Castle was cool too. The surrounding area and the exterior (as well as top floor) were definitely the main reasons to visit. The inside was a slight letdown since it has been so modernized, however it was still a great experience with the history of how and why the castle was built in the first place. There were alooootttttt of stairs which wasn't bad, just a heads up for anyone who wants to visit, get ready for leg day ;] there is also a small gift shop too where i picked up some shirts and other small trinkets. Lastly Dontonbori was awesome too. Pretty area, kind of reminded me of Italy a little bit, food was decently priced, super fresh and good. streets were super clean as well as the alleys! Hotel was the worst part no lie, super small rooms for 3 dudes but whatevs. Hope you guys enjoyed, thanks for watching and catch ya for day 5!
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Aomori, Japan. 1936. Prisoner Yoshie Shiratori had had enough.
He was forced to confess to a murder he did not commit, falsely imprisoned in Aomori Prison, beaten and tortured every night by prison guards, and, now worse, prosecutors were seeking the death penalty. In his mind, it was time to go; but Aomori Prison wasn’t the easiest to escape.
Regardless, Yoshie Shiratori had nothing to lose, and so at 5:30 am he made his move. He knew there would be a 15 minute gap in the patrol time as he had studied the guards’ routine for months; and when the coast was clear, he pulled out a metal wire (which he had smuggled in from the bathhouse) and started to pick the lock. (This was originally the metal support ring that was wrapped around the bathing buckets inmates used to wash themselves).
His hands were stiff from the wintry cold, but after a few minutes of picking, he had success, and his cell door swung open. But he wasn’t out of the woods yet, because there were more locked doors ahead. He knew he only had a few minutes left before the guards would return, and so he wasted no time attempting to pick his way through the remaining security doors.
Now fortunately for him, he was able to make it out of the facility, but the bad news was that he was only halfway to freedom. You see, he was still well within the search perimeter, which meant at any moment the alarm could go off and he’d still be caught.
At 5:45am the guards returned, peering into his cell; and this is what they saw - Shiratori sound asleep in his futon bed. ...
คิวชู EP. 6 เที่ยวศาลเจ้าเมืองซากะ Yutoku Inari / Kaichu Torii ริมทะเล Kyushu Travel vlog
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วันนี้เป็นวันที่สามที่เรามาเที่ยวภูมิภาคคิวชูกันค่ะ ช่วงเช้าเราไปตลาดเช้า Yokubo มาแล้ว ช่วงบ่ายเราจะพาไปศาลเจ้าสุดยิ่งใหญ่ของจังหวัด Saga คือ ศาลเจ้า Yutoku นะคะ เรานั่งรถไฟ Kamome จากสถานี Saga มาลง Hizen Kashima จากนั้นนั่งรถบัสต่อไปอีกประมาณ 15 นาที ค่ารถบัส 320 เยนต่อคนต่อเที่ยวค่ะ เราไปตรงกับวันจันทร์ค่ะ คนเลยน้อย ร้านค้าด้านหน้าศาลเจ้าก็ปิดส่วนใหญ่ แต่ไม่เป็นไร เราไม่ได้ซื้อของอยู่แล้ว เดินขึ้นไปบนศาลเจ้า เหนื่อยเอาเรื่องอยู่ค่ะ ต้องพักนั่งซับเหงื่อเป็นระยะๆ แต่วิวมุมสูงด้านบน บวกลมเย็นๆ ก็ทำให้คลายเหนื่อยได้ หน้าร้อนที่ญี่ปุ่นเนี่ย จะค่ำช้ามากๆ แบบทุ่มกว่าแล้วก็ยังสว่างอยู่ เราเลยมีเวลาเหลือเที่ยวเยอะค่ะ เราไป Kaichu Torii กันต่อ ที่สถานี Tara ซึ่งเรียกได้ว่าเป็นสถานที่ในแถบเดียวกัน ถ้าใครมีเวลาเหลือแนะนำเลย ไม่ไกลกันมาก เราชอบที่นี่มาก เคยเห็นรูปใน Instragram แบบว่าสวยมาก ของจริงไม่ค่อยมีอะไรมาก555 แต่ถ่ายรูปออกมาแล้วสวยจริงค่ะ พลบค่ำเราก็กลับที่พักค่ะ แต่ด้วยความที่เมืองเล็ก รถไฟก็จะห่างกันค่อนข้างนาน เราเลยต้องหาอะไรทำไปพลางๆ คือ ซื้อของกินนั่นเองค่ะ งานถนัด
This is the third day of our Kyushu trip. This video will take you to Yutoku Inari, the large shrine in Saga. We started from Saga station then stop at Hizen Kashima station after that we took the bus around 15 minutes then arrived. The bus fee is 320 yen per person per trip. Today is Monday so we saw only few people coming. But it was good, it was so peaceful. We climbed up to the top of mountain where is the highest point of this shrine. The view there was so nice plus the cold wind. It was worth to be there.
After thta we went to another small shrine near by. I mean it is in the same area of South east Saga. Because in summer the day is longer than winter so we have more time left. We go to Tara station then walked around 10 minutes. The way from station and The shrine there were nothing. So quiet, once we came to the Kaichu shrine we could see few people were taking photo. But I love there. I was so happy to be there. I got nice photos from this place a lot. We were there for only 45 minutes. It was too hot to be outside. We made our stop at supermarket near by before taking train go back to Hizen Kashima and then Saga.
Endangered Southern White Rhino Marking His Territory
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Rhinoceroses have poor eyesight so their pathways are marked with scent, this shows you how the scent is spread...
Basically the rhino has a midden/latrine site where he defacates, afterwards the rhino kicks the faeces with his back feet enabling him to leave the scent on the ground as he walks away.
The Southern White Rhino or Square-Lipped Rhino is endangered and numbers are dropping due to poaching. In 15 years the species may be extinct.
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Keiko Ogura's Interview
Keiko Ogura is a hibakusha, an atomic bomb survivor. She was eight years old on August 6, 1945, when the US dropped the “Little Boy” atomic bomb on Hiroshima. She eventually married Kaoru Ogura, who served as director of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and passed away in 1979. After his death, she took up the mission to spread knowledge about the bombings and keep the survivors’ stories alive.
During the 2003 exhibition of the Enola Gay, she was the official interpreter for other hibakusha. Additionally, she established the Hiroshima Interpreters for Peace and published several books, including the Hiroshima Handbook, Hiroshima Peace Park Guide, Hip’s Hiroshima Guide and One Day in Hiroshima.
In this interview, Ogura recalls the events of August 6 and how her family survived the bombing. She also discusses the long-term physical and physiological impacts she and other hibakusha suffered, as well as the social stigma of being atomic bomb survivors.
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