Sekigahara Battlefield

Battle of Sekigahara 1600 - Sengoku Jidai DOCUMENTARY

In the second half of the XV century, Japan entered a long period of crisis called the Sengoku Jidai or the Age of the Warring States. Ashikaga Shogunate lost its authority and the clan leaders - daimyos divided the islands into 400 small feudal holdings. Three military leaders - Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu started their struggle to consolidate Japan in the XVI century and it all culminated at the battle of Sekigahara fought in 1600 between alliances led by Tokugawa Ieyasu and Ishida Mitsunari. The battle decided the next 250 years of the Japanese history

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Samurai Battle Festival - Battle of Sekigahara Festival

In the small town of Sekigahara a festival is put on to commemorate one of the most decisive battles in Japanese history - the Battle of Sekigahara. In 1600, two massive armies converge on Sekigahara and fought a great battle. The winner, Tokugawa Ieyasu went on to become shogun and started a new era known as the Edo Period named after his capital which is today Tokyo.

The main star at the festival is not either of the two opposing leaders suprisingly but Otani Yoshitsugu, a warlord suffering from leprosy who fought for the Western Army against Tokugawa. He's the tragic hero of the tale of Sekigahara. It's his forces which get attacked from the rear by a turncoat by the name Kobayakawa Hideaki.

Overall it's a small re-enactment for such a pivotal piece of history but they do a good job with the drama.

For a bit more background check out my Sekigahara beer talk:

Visiting a Samurai Battlefield in Japan

Today we are visiting a Samurai battlefield right in the heart of Japan. We are going out to Sekigahara, the home of one of Japans most legendary samurai battles, and a major turning point in Japanese History...



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Sekigahara 關ヶ原の戰い 2015

October 11, 2015 - Battle of Sekigahara reenactment...

Sekigahara is a town at an ancient cross-roads in the mountains of central Japan. It is located in old Mino Province, in modern-day Gifu Prefecture.

During the Edo Period, Sekigahara-juku was the 58th station on the old Nakasendo highway. It was commemorated by the artist Hiroshige in the series of prints known as The Sixty-nine Stations of the Nakasendō.

Because of its location as an ancient cross-roads, Sekigahara was the site of many battles, including the Battle of Sekigahara... in October 1600, the army of eastern Japan, under the command of Tokugawa Ieyasu, defeated the army of western Japan, putting an end to the Sengoku-jidai, or Warring States Period. The battle is remembered as the beginning of a long period of peace in Japanese history, sometimes known as Pax Tokugawa.

Today, the famous battle is commemorated yearly with a festival that includes a costumed reenactment of the battle.

関ヶ原町 / Sekigahara Town

古戦場 / The Scene of the Battle

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After Toyotomi Hideyoshi passes from old age, control of Japan passes to his young son - or more accurately, to his council of advisors. Tokugawa Ieyasu, the most powerful among them, looks poised to seize power for himself, but a rival named Ishida Mitsunari plots against him. After his first treacherous plot is discovered and foiled, Ishida joins with Uesugi Kagekatsu to mount a campaign against Tokugawa. An old friend, Torii Mototada, gives his life to counter the campaign and buys Tokugawa enough time to defend himself. The defection of the Kobayakawa clan from Ishida broke this opposition once and for all, leaving Tokugawa in uncontested control of Japan. Though he became shogun, Tokugawa ruled for only two years before passing succession to his son, establishing for the first time not only a stable shogun but a stable chain of succession, and bringing Sengoku Jidai period to an end in Japan.
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Feudal Japan and the Battlefields of Sekigahara 2019 Tour

Great news for all our Samurai and History fans!!! This tour in now GUARANTEED… So If you were holding out please book asap as the tour now has limited space…. Can’t wait to get to Japan and hang out with all the participants and Dr. Stephen Turnbull!!!

Geek Nation Tours is proud to continue our Signature Battlefield tours with our Samurai and the Battlefields of Sekigahara tour – the third in our Japan tour trilogy. On October 21st, 1600 Tokugawa Ieyasu lead his forces onto the plains of Sekigahara to an eventual victory that would change the course of Japanese history. The battle is one of the most famous of all Samurai engagements in Japan’s long history steeped with mystery, betrayal, heroic deeds and acts of barbarism.

Not only will we explore this battlefield in detail and walk its remains, but the main goal of the tour is to take you back to the time of the Samurai. We will visit a wide range of Samurai related sites and other areas of Japan that still give one the feeling of living in those ancient times.

Siege of Oshi (1590) - Hojo clan vs Toyotomi Hideyoshi

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Cut from Japanese movie Nobô no shiro (The Floating Castle) 2012.

Set in feudal Japan, the film is based on the Siege of Oshi and depicts the struggle of Oshi's villagers in defending their fortress against Toyotomi Hideyoshi's campaign against the Hojo clan. Against insurmountable odds, Narita Nagachika, the fortress's castellan, leads a group of 500 men against 20,000 men led by Ishida Mitsunari, part of Toyotomi clan's greater army of 20,000 samurai.

Sekigahara!

On my ninth day in Japan, I visited the Sekigahara battlefield in the small town of Sekigahara. The Battle of Sekigahara is one of the most significant and decisive battles in Japanese history.

Battle of Sekigahara Experience Tour in Gifu March 17, 2018.

This is the battlefield site of the most impactful war in Japan, Sekigahara. It ended the fuedal era, and for better or for worse it started the era of peace.
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Samurai Battle Fest - Siege of Hachigata Castle, Yorii 寄居北條まつり

The Siege of Hachigata Castle in 1590 is merely a footnote in the grand campaign of Toyotomi Hideyoshi to teach the haughty Hojo Clan of Odawara to respect his authority as the strongest leader in medieval Japan. However, in the town of Yorii they make it a big deal with a battle festival where they fire makeshift canons and have people dressed in armor battling each other with soft-tipped spears.

It's a fun festival held every Spring. In the past it seems it was in April now it seems the second Sunday of May but don't quote me on that. Definitely worth checking out though!

Battle of Sekigahara Museum, Tanuki and a Shrine (Vlog 61)

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In this vlog we go to Gifu, Shiga and Mia on a day trip tour to see Tanuki raccoon Museum also the best bit was to see the Battle of Sekigahara museum biggies civil war in Japanese History and the last stop was a beautiful shrine so i hope you all enjoy thanks for watching.

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関ヶ原～犬山～岐阜 Sekigahara～Inuyama～Gifu (Japan)

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0:00 奈良駅 Nara Station

-----------岐阜 Gifu-----------
～関ヶ原 Sekigahara～
0:58 関ヶ原駅 Sekigahara Station
1:45 東首塚 East burial mound
2:17 徳川家康最後の陣地 Tokugawa Ieyasu's Final Base Camp
3:04 決戦地 Battle Site Memorial
4:21 石田三成陣地 Ishida Mitsunari's Encampment
7:30 関ヶ原駅 Sekigahara Station

7:37 大垣駅 Ogaki Station
7:45 岐阜駅 Gifu Station
7:53 新鵜沼駅 Shin-unuma Station

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8:22 犬山駅 Inuyama Station

～犬山城下町 Inuyama Castle town～
9:53 昭和横丁 Showa Yokocho(Food mall)
11:07 どんでん館 Donden-kan(Inuyama festival floats display hall)
15:49 旧磯部家住宅 Former Isobe Residence Restoration
19:37 壽俵屋(じゅひょうや)犬山井上邸/醤油おこげ串 Soy sauce onigiri & Narazuke Pickles & Moriguchi Pickles
20:51 犬山市文化史料館 Inuyama Artifacts Museum
21:39 からくり展示館 Karakuri Exhibition Room
23:57 針綱神社 Haritsuna Shrine
24:39 三光稲荷神社 Sanko-inari Shrine
27:17 国宝 犬山城 National Treasure Inuyama Castle
31:52 さくら茶屋 田楽 Dengaku(Bean curd baked and Coated with Miso.)

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32:34 岐阜駅 Gifu Station
33:04 織田信長公 Oda Nobunaga Statue
33:44 岐阜大仏 Gifu Great Buddha

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36:56 金華山ロープウェー Mt. Kinka Ropeway
39:08 金華山リス村 Mt. Kinka Squirrel Village
41:11 展望台 Observation Deck
42:10 岐阜城 Gifu Castle
46:15 岐阜城資料館 Gifu Castle Museum

47:05 柳ヶ瀬 Yanagase(Shopping district)
48:22 丸デブ 中華そば Chinese noodles
48:49 金公園 Kogane Park

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49:12 京都駅 Kyoto Station
49:20 奈良駅 Nara Station

Japanese History Beer - Sekigahara Beer pt. 1 - Ishida Mitsunari

A couple of years I went to a festival to celebrate one of the most famous and decisive battles in Japanese history - the Battle of Sekigahara. Two great armies fought for supremacy of Japan in 1600 and the outcome changed the history of Japan.

At the festival I bought 5 locally-brewed beers which were based on 5 of the leaders at the battle. I originally planned to talk about the beer but got sidetracked and talked more about the battle, Japanese history, and the individuals the beers were commemorating.

Instead of making the viewer suffer thru an entire hour I broke into 5 parts. This part is on the leader of the Western Army - Ishida Mitsunari. He was commoner who like his master Toyotomi Hideyoshi rose to great fame and power but unlike Toyotomi, Mitsunari was not well-loved and this came to haunt him at the Battle of Sekigahara.

All video was shot by me and most of the photos are from me or Wikipedia.

Unsere kleine Sengoku Reise: Sekigahara [ENG Sub]

Unser nächster und letzer Teil der Sengoku Reise führt uns nach Sekigahara. Hier fand am 21. Oktober im Jahre 1600 das große historische Ereignis „die Schlacht von Sekigahara“ statt.
Hier kämpften die Fraktion mit Tokugawa Ieyasu an der Spitze, der hinterher als Sieger der Schlacht hervorgehen sollte, gegen die Gegenfraktion, angeführt von Ishida Mitsunari. Diese Schlacht ist sehr wichtig für die Geschichte Japans gewesen, da man hier oft das Ende der Sengoku Zeit ansiedelt mit dem darauffolgenden Übergang zur Edo-Zeit.

Wir schauen uns die Camps der Daimyo etwas genauer an und ich erzähle euch etwas über die Schlacht und das Städtchen, wie man es heute vorfindet.

Am Ende nehme ich euch noch mit in unser tolles Ryokan am Ende der Welt. Fernab von jeglicher Zivilisation.

Musikalische Untermalung: „Sengoku Basara“ und „Sengoku Musou“ Soundtrack

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Our small Sengoku trip: Sekigahara - On the battlefield

Our next and last part of our travel leads us to Sekigahara. On 21st octobre in 1600 the big historical happening, the battle of Sekigahara, took its place here.
The one faction under Tokuawa Ieyasu, whou should emerge the winner of this battle, against the faction under Ishida Mitsunari. This battle is very important regarding the history of Japan. It’s classified as the end of the Sengoku era with the subsequent Edo era afterwards.

We check out all last encampments of the daimyou and I will tell you about the battle itself and the small town.

At the end of the video I’ll take you to a wunderful ryokan at the end of the world. Somewhere in nowhere.

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Japan Travel Days #1 Yoro & Sekigahara Gifu. Site of Reversible Destiny & Sekigahara Warland

Occasionally I get the time to travel about Japan and check out different sites and places. I thought I would upload them to my youtube channel for other people to have a look and see what life is like here.

This time I went to The Site of Reversible Destiny in Yoro, Gifu. A very special art park. I also went to Sekigahara Warland in Sekigahara, Gifu. It was pretty interesting and full of new experiences! I loved the Figures and the repainted war statues! The Site of reversible destiny was surprisingly interesting. Please check it out!

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⭐️Sekigahara Warland


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[1600년]세키가하라 전투 - (Battle of Sekigahara)関ヶ原の戦い 한국어 자막 2편

일본의 아즈치모모야마시대[安土桃山時代]에 도요토미 히데요시[豊臣秀吉]가 죽자 그 권좌를 두고 다투던 도쿠가와 이에야스[德川家康] 파와 이시다 미쓰나리[石田三成]파가 일본 중부지방 기후현[岐阜県]의 세키가하라정[関ケ原町]에서 1600년 10월 21일 결전을 벌였다. 이 날 하루만의 전투에서 도쿠가와 이에야스가 승리를 거두면서 사실상 확고부동한 패자(覇者)의 자리에 올라 에도막부[江戶幕府]를 세우는 발판을 마련했다. 일반적으로 도쿠가와 측을 동군, 이시다 측을 서군이라고 부른다.

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Battle of Kawanakajima #1 (18 October 1561) - Takeda clan vs Uesugi clan

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The battles of Kawanakajima (川中島の戦い Kawanakajima no tatakai) were fought in the Sengoku period of Japan between Takeda Shingen of Kai Province and Uesugi Kenshin of Echigo Province in the plain of Kawanakajima, the island between the rivers, in the north of Shinano Province. The location is in the southern part of the present-day city of Nagano. Five major battles took place there: Fuse in 1553, Saigawa in 1555, Uenohara in 1557, Hachimanbara in 1561, and Shiozaki in 1564. The best known and most severe among them was fought on October 18, 1561, and was only fought in the heart of the Kawanakajima plain, thus being the battle of Kawanakajima. The battles were fought after Shingen conquered Shinano, expelling Ogasawara Nagatoki and Murakami Yoshikiyo, who subsequently turned to Kenshin for help. The battles became one of the most cherished tales in Japanese military history, the epitome of Japanese chivalry and romance, mentioned in epic literature, woodblock printing and movies.