Takeda Shrine in Kofu, Yamanashi Japan
A video during a windy early spring day in front of Takeda Shrine in Kofu.
Takeda Shrine in Kofu, Yamanashi Japan
A video of the exterior of the main shrine building of Takeda Shrine.
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).
#56 Takeda Shrine in Kofu.
I visited Takeda Shrine in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture.
Kitty in the thumbnail was in the shrine. I think that this is because the founder of Kitty is from Yamanashi Prefecture.
Takeda Shrine used to be the home of the Takeda family, which once ruled Yamanashi Prefecture about 400 years ago. The shrine is surrounded by a moat and you can hear its remnants.
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Takeda Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Kōfu, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, dedicated to the kami of Takeda Shingen.The shrine's annual celebration is on April 12, Shingen's death anniversary.
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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.
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A DAY IN KOFU | Kofu, Yamanashi
I finally made it to Kofu, Yamanashi. It was the last stop on my Yamanashi journey and I had one day to see everything.
First up, I went to where Kofu Castle used to be. It's now just a park with some ruins of the castle but there is a great view of the city from the top.
Second, I decided to check out more about Takeda Shingen. He was a daimyo here and his image and name is all over the place. I went to see his statue by the station and shrine.
Finally, I took a bus for almost 50 minutes to Shosenkyo Gorge. I took the ropeway up a mountain to see the view from the top then walked down (part of) the gorge.
Kofu was amazing! It was this blend of rich history and beautiful nature, all under the view of Mt. Fuji.
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山梨県甲府市古府中町にある武田神社。躑躅ヶ崎館という武田氏館跡に建てられており、武田信玄を祭神とする。
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武田神社 武田信玄ゆかりの地(山梨) Takeda Shrine in Yamanashi, Japan
Mr. 甲斐の国！武田信玄を祀る、山梨県甲府の武田神社です。本物の風林火山の軍旗が見れます。迫力満点、感動です。Takeda Shrine was dedicated to Takeda Shingen, the one of the most famous military leaders in Japan in Sengoku period
Takeda Shrine 金運の武田神社
Takeda Shingen edge of Takeda Shrine is the power spot rise of fortune .
Immediately to the left entered the shrine , there is a three -leaf pine , fallen leaves this leaf has become the golden color is so become a talisman of fortune .
武田信玄縁の武田神社は運気の上がるパワースポットです。
神社に入ってすぐ左に、「三葉の松」があり、この葉が黄金色になった落ち葉は金運のお守りになるそうです。
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