Ozu Pokopen Yokochou - Ehime - ポコペン横丁 - 4K Ultra HD
While Ozu is mainly known as the little Kyoto of Ehime, Ozu city, however, offers one of the best little Showa period repositories of products, toys and other wonders. Here you can find old Japanese candy shops, toy stores, traditional restaurants and izakayas. Pokopen Yokochou showcases the changing of times as you can see the transformation of Japan after World War II.
While Pokopen Yokochou alley may not always be open for business, the Pokopen Yokochou museum is open all week long and is, as far as we are concerned and after Garyu Sanso, one of Ozu’s best attractions!
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Bien que Ozu soit principalement connue comme étant la petite Kyoto d’Ehime, sa ville offre cependant un des meilleurs dépôts de produits, de jouets, et bien d’autres merveilles de l’ère Showa. En effet, vous trouverez ici de vieux magasins de bonbons japonais, de jouets, et des restaurants et izakayas traditionnels.
Pokopen Yokochou est une vitrine des changements dans le temps que représente la transformation du Japon après la seconde guerre mondiale.
Tandis que l’allée de Pokopen Yokochou n’est pas toujours ouvert, son musée, lui, est ouvert tous les jours et est, de notre point de vue, la meilleure attraction d’Ozu après le Garyu Sanso !
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Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Trip: many interesting events in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【021】Ehime Ozu Old Town
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The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
SMALL TOWNS in EHIME | Uchiko and Ozu, Ehime
We took a look around a couple small towns in Ehime, Uchiko and Ozu. Both are rich in history so despite being small, there are interesting things to see.
In Uchiko, the Kabuki theatre was the main thing I was interested in. There are also lot of historical homes and a large reclining buddha.
We unintentionally checked out the mountain area of Ozu. We stay at a cool hotel that is a renovated school house. The owner told us about a little musuem about Sakamoto Ryoma and cute little bridges. We wanted to see the castle but couldn't find any parking so only got a look from the outside.
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Kimono stroll experience around Uchiko, Ozu and Seiyo - Ehime - 4K Ultra HD
Today’s video was made in collaboration with the cities of Uchiko, Ozu and Seiyo in order to promote not only their respective cities but also Uchiko’s Kimono stroll experience organized and managed by the lovely Shimizu-san who’s in charge of this project.
So, just sit back, relax and enjoy this 6-minute long video where Shimizu-san guides us through each city's best spots.
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Nous vous présentons aujourd’hui une vidéo spéciale qui a été réalisée en collaboration avec les villes d’Uchiko, d’Ozu, et de Seiyo dans le but de promouvoir non seulement ces villes, mais aussi l’expérience de la promenade en Kimono d’Uchiko organisée et gérée par l’adorable Shimizu-san qui était en charge de ce projet.
Alors installez-vous confortablement, et profitez de cette vidéo de 6 minutes dans laquelle Shimizu-san nous guide vers les meilleurs endroits des ces villes.
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Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
Japan Trip: many interesting spots in nostalgic town. Ozu, Ehime, Japan
【021】Ehime Ozu Old Town
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The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
Japan Travel: Nostalgic and old-fashioned houses. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 21 Moopon
Japan Travel: Nostalgic and old-fashioned houses. Ozu, Ehime, Japan 21 Moopon
The city of Ozu grew as a castle town during the Edo Period (1603-1867). Like many other cities, the city experienced a period of westernization during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Today, the old town around the city center retains an atmosphere reminiscent of bygone decades, with nostalgic stone-paved alleys and quaint houses of both Edo and Meiji Period architecture. Although they are not open to the public, many old merchant houses and samurai residences remain in the area,
A castle wall lines the river north of the old town for several hundred meters, stretching from Ozu Castle in the west all the way to Garyu Sanso Villa, and reminding of the extent of the castle’s influence during the feudal age. Just south of the walls is the Ozu Redbrick Hall, a remnant of Meiji western architecture. The building functions as a gallery and resting place for tourists was originally a commercial bank.
Access info
Ozu's old town can be accessed in a 20 minute walk from Iyo-Ozu Station. Alternatively, take the city loop bus from the station to Asamoya-mae (あさもや前) bus stop (7 minutes, 100 yen, 1-2 buses per hour), which is located immediately south of the old town.
Omoide Warehouse
It is a small charming museum showcasing retro exhibits from the Showa Period (1926-1989), such as old Coca Cola bottles, household items and toys. The warehouse is part of the Pokopen Yokocho Alley which recreates the ambiance of an arcade in the 1950s. The alley is lined with nostalgic wooden-framed stalls offering small items, desserts, beverages and games. However, the stands are open only on Sundays from April to November and every third Sunday in winter.
Schedule and cost
Hours: 9:30 to 16:30 (Last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29-31
Admission:200 yen
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6. TOKUSHIMA BOTANICAL GARDEN 34° 0'52.15N 134°31'15.16E
7. CASTLE TAKAMATSU, KAGAWA 34°20'55.81N 134° 3'7.18E
8. CASTLE MATSUYAMA, EHIME 33°50'44.03N 132°45'56.96E
9. CASTLE MARUGAME, KAGAWA 34°17'10.52N 133°48'2.78E
10. CASTLE UWAJIMA, EHIMA 33°13'10.33N 132°33'54.55E
11. CASTLE IMABARI, EHIME 34° 3'49.02N 133° 0'26.33E
12. CASTLE KOMINE, SHIRAKAWA 37° 7'57.70N 140°12'50.06E
13. MOUNT IWATE,TOHOKU 39°51'9.05N 141° 0'8.87E
14. SENDAI CITY MUSEUM,TOHOKU 38°15'21.67N 140°51'24.83E
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18. ABUKUMA CAVE,TOHOKU 37°20'41.09N 140°40'25.22E
19. MOUNTAIN IWAKI,TOHOKU 40°39'18.24N 140°18'4.05E
20. RYŪSENDŌ CAVES,TOHOKU 39°51'36.38N 141°47'47.94E
21. CASTLE AIZU WAKAMATSU, FUKUSHIMA 37°29'14.55N 139°55'48.08E
Places to see in Ono City ｜The Oshozu spring water
The Oshozu spring water is a symbol of “Famous water town Ono City”, groundwater gushes from everywhere. The Oshozu spring water was used for the feudal lord in the past. It is located several minute walk from the foot of the Ono Castle, and it was busy with people as a place for everyday life such as to wash vegetables and laundry. Now that the water supply system has become common and it finished its purpose but the flavorful good water is still loved by people.
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As I entered the Ono City History Museum right in front of Ono City Hall, I was surprised to see the model of the good western style sailing ship displayed despite mountain town. You will find that the Ono Domain sold local products to rebuild its economy at the end of Edo Period and they planned to reclaim present-day Hokkaido and Sakhalin.
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Traditionelles Kormoranfischen in Ozu auf Shikoku (Ehime, Japan).
Traditional Cormorant fishing in Ozu (Ehime, Japan).
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日本廣島的尾道市因小津安二郎的《東京物語》而聞名，是個復古又時髦的小城市。2013年，著名印度建築師 Bijoy Jain與他的團隊Studio Mumbai改建了尾道市一棟有50多年歷史的老公寓樓。整個酒店都靠職人們用最傳統的技術手工完成，可樂用原料自己調配，房間的牆壁、天花板甚至地板都用和紙糊。
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The Roots of Neorealism: An Inn in Tokyo (Ozu Yasujiro)
Original Title: Tôkyô no yado’; like many other countries, the sound film in Japan did not reach popular acceptance until well into the 1930s, with many directors initially hesitant to embrace the new technology. Only after the success of foreign talkies did companies such as Nikkatsu or Shochiku move decisively toward sound.
Ozu would hold out until 1936’s The Only Son, making more than 20 silents in just over five years, including Passing Fancy (1933) and A Story of Floating Weeds (1934). Both of the latter films feature Sakamoto Takeshi as Kihachi, a character who would return in An Inn in Tokyo, Ozu’s final (surviving) silent picture.
The film tells of the plight of an unemployed father searching for work in and around Depression-hit Tokyo, his two young sons by his side. Thematically, there are many links to be made with De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves (below) but, as David Bordwell has rightly noted, “An Inn in Tokyo brings style into prominence through repetitive patterning and parametric variation.” Rather than walking the bustling ancient streets of Rome, Kihachi and his boys roam a flat, industrial desert littered with giant spindles, gasometers and telegraph poles. Ozu returns again and again to shots of the three characters dwarfed by these looming signifiers of modernity.
In keeping with several of the director’s films of the 1930s, An Inn in Tokyo celebrates the vibrance and resourcefulness of children. While their father often appears (understandably) despondent, his two boys are playful and vibrant. It is no coincidence that the film’s most heart-rending moments occur precisely when this enthusiasm is sapped.
Throughout the film, the characters’ few moments of happiness are unfailingly punctured by the harsh reality of their situation. When Kihachi reveals that he only has enough money for food or a room for the night, the sons choose food. Ozu cuts to father and sons hungrily eating rice at a local inn. The two boys – worried that their food will be taken away before they get the chance to finish – literally hug their bowls as they eat. The scene anticipates a similarly poignant passage in Bicycle Thieves when father and son stop off at a trattoria for a meal they can barely afford.
Many familiar Ozu themes (and formal devices) can be found in this neglected masterpiece of 1930s cinema, with the director’s depiction of the parent-child relationship wrapped, as ever, in an air of melancholy. An Inn in Tokyo is more than deserving of rediscovery, not merely as a precursor to Italian neorealism but as one of Ozu’s most beautifully realised works tout court.
Best Attractions and Places to See in Uwajima, Japan
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Travel Jepang : Obyek-obyek wisata di kota penuh nostalgia . Ozu, Ehime, Jepang
Travel Jepang : Obyek-obyek wisata di kota penuh nostalgia . Ozu, Ehime, Jepang
【021】Ehime Ozu Old Town
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Kota Ozu tumbuh sebagai kota benteng selama Periode Edo (1603-1867). Seperti banyak kota-kota lain, kota Ozu juga mengalami westernisasi pada Periode Meiji (1868-1912). Saat ini , kota tua Ozu masih mempertahankan suasana masa lampau lewat lorong-lorong beraspal batu dan rumah-rumah kuno dari jaman Edo dan dan jaman Meiji . Meskipun tidak terbuka untuk umum, banyak rumah-rumah kuno milik pedagang dan bekas tempat tinggal samurai tetap dijaga dan dipertahankan di kota ini.
Tembok benteng berdiri beberapa ratus meter di sepanjang sungai sebelah utara kota tua, membentang dari kastil Ozu di sebelah barat sampai ke villa Garyu Sanso . Pada jaman feodal keberadaan benteng ini sangat berpengaruh .
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Kota kuno Ozu bisa dicapai dalam waktu 20 menit jalan kaki dari stasiun Iyo- Ozu . Alternatif lain,naik bus lingkat kota dari satsiun sampai halte bus depan Asamoya ( 7 menit, 100 yen, 1-2 bus setiap jam )
Gudang Omoide
Merupakan museum kecil yang memamerkan barang-barang dari Periode Showa (1926-1989), seperti botol Coca Cola tua, barang-barang rumah tangga dan mainan. Hanya dibuka pada hari Minggu dari bulan April sampai November dan setiap hari Minggu ketiga di musim dingin.
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Jam buka : 9:30-16:30 ( kunjungan terakhir 16:00)
Tutup: 29-31 Desember
HTM: ¥ 200
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이마바리 시에 있는 이마바리 성은 에도시대 초기인 1602년 바닷가에 세워진 성이다. 바닷물을 끌어들여 채운 해자와 높은 돌담이 인상적이었다. 이마바리 성의 입구에도 벚꽃이 피어 있었다. 벚꽃 길 끝에 외적을 침입을 막기 위한 돌담과 정문이 있다. 바닷가의 모래 지반 위에 이런 성을 건축한 기술이 놀라웠다. 성 내부로 들어가 보았다. 에도 시대의 갑옷과 투구들이 전시돼 있었다. 당시의 군화다. 옷을 비롯한 유품들이 층별로 전시돼 있었다. 이마바리 성의 옛 지도다. 당시에는 일급비밀이었다고 한다. 가장 높은 곳인 천수각에서 바라 본 풍경이다. 바닷물이 오가는 통로가 보인다. 바닷물을 끌어올려 만든 일본 3대 바다성이라고 한다.
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The forehead is also Imabari Castle in Bari Castle was built in 1602 during the early days of the sea . The waters of the moat was filled resonate with high stone walls are impressive . Cherry was also a peer Imabari Castle entrance . There are stone walls and the main gate to prevent external intrusions blossom at the end of the road . The technology , built this castle above the sandy ground of the beach amazing. Enter the castle looked inside . Even gotta had armor of the era are on display . At the time of the boots . Relics , including the clothes they had on display as a floor . The Province of Bari forehead old map . At the time it was top secret . The views from the landscape where the highest tower. This seems passage to and from saltwater . The waters made it pulled the three Japanese sea urchin .
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■클립명: 아시아036-일본17-08 바닷가에 세워진 이마바리 성/Shikoku/Imabari Castle/Imabari City/Stone Wall
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Nyoho-ji Temple in Ozu - Ehime - 如法寺 - 4K Ultra HD
Nyoho-ji Temple was originally built by the lord of Kita-gun, Utsunomiya in the Muromachi period (1336 ~ 1573). Closed for several centuries, it was only in 1669 and under the second lord of Ozu Domain, Yasuoki Kato that the temple as we know it today was re-opened.
Nyoho-ji Temple was a family temple of the lords of Ozu Domain, the Kato Family, as well as Ryogozansokeiin. Seven lords were buried at the grave site: the second lord, Yasuoki, the third lord, Yasutsune, 4th lord, Yasumune, 5th lord, Yasuatsu, 7th lord, Yasutake, 9th lord, Yasutoki, and 12th lord, Yasutomi.
Le temple Nyoho-ji a été construit par le seigneur de Kita-gun, Utsunimiya durant l’ère Muromachi (1336 - 1573). Fermé durant plusieurs siècles, c’est en 1669 et sous le second seigneur du domaine d’Ozu, Yasuoki Kato que le temple a ouvert de nouveau sous l’aspect que nous connaissons de nos jours.
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Le temple était avant tout un temple familiale des seigneurs du domaine d’Ozu, la familly Kato, tout comme Ryogozansokeiin. Sept seigneurs trouvent repos ici : le second seigneur Yasuoki, le troisième seigneur Yasutsune, le 4ième seigneur Yasumune, le 5ème seigneur Tasuatsu, le 7ème seigneur Yasutake, le 9ème seigneur Yasutoki, et le 12ème seigneur Yasutomi.
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