2万人に勝利した5百名 のぼうの城の隠された秘密の聖域 Old Japan. Secrets of the battle of the 500 who won against the 20,000
Old Japan A tour of the sanctuary of the castle town in the movie “Nobo no Shiro,” where only 500 soldiers won a victory against a 20,000-strong army *Photographs are explained at the end of the video. 6 min. walk from Gyoda Station, Gyoda City, Saitama Pref. Tofu shops are on both sides This road is a waterway that used to be connected to the Oshikawa River as a moat for Oshijo Castle The road you are walking now was built after the moat was filled in. Atago Shrine The shrine was founded in the Chotoku era (995-999). It is a sanctuary that dates back to an even older period than the construction of the Oshijo Castle in this area. This shrine is said to have been the general guardian of Gyoda Town in the generation before the Gyoda Hachiman Shrine introduced in the previous article, The Kuizu Shrine is also enshrined here. This site is located at the demon’s gate of northeast against Oshijo castle The demon’s gate is a place where demons (evil spirits) come and go and gather, and the shrine was built to avoid them and to seal the gate for protection. As Kan’eiji Temple and Kanda Myojin Shrine were built in the demon’s gate of Edo Castle and Kanda Myojin Shrine were moved to the same location, respectively. I think they made this one the sanctuary of the castle’s protection. There is a shrine called Kuizu Shrine about 1 km northeast of Oshijo Castle, which may have been used as a sanctuary to seal the demon’s gate as well. If so, it was a shrine that protected a castle on a flat plain, not a mountain castle that was difficult to overthrow. Monument to the construction of the tamagaki and repair of the shrine Tenmangu Shrine Atago Inari Sarunokoshikake found Next time, an 11-minute walk from Gyoda City Station, the heavenly punishment for killing the messenger of God? I will introduce Tanigo Kasuga Shrine. Matsuyama Castle, Meiji 5-14 (1872-1881) Bakufu troops being trained by French military advisors and people observing from the bridge Late Edo period Edo Castle, 1871 Five-storied Pagoda of Kan’eiji Temple, Precincts of Toshogu Shrine, late Meiji – early Showa era Store selling Gyoda tabi (split-toed socks), a specialty product, circa 1902/1912 Post of Oshijo Castle, circa 1907/1912
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100年前の日本人の写真とともに 東京神社
愛宕神社 埼玉県行田市行田２４−２１
鎌倉時代の男の選択 武士になるか百姓か 行田八幡神社 Old Japan . 800 years ago, a man’s choice. Samurai or farmer?
新選組が静かな村にやってきた 近藤勇 斬首1ヶ月前 100年前の日本人の写真 Old Japan The Shinsengumi, a month before Kondo’s beheading
昔の名前はこうだった 綾瀬神社 The Japan you don’t know. This is what the name used to be.
東京の神社を訪れてみると、人々から守られ続けた聖域に驚くことが多い。
水害、火災、震災、戦災、そして拝金主義。
小さな神社、ビルの屋上に鎮座する神社、高速道路の真下にある神社。
どのような形でも人によりそってくれる聖域と、それを守ってくれる護り人。
その美しい姿をシェアしたくて、この動画を作りました
昔の写真に残る日本の風景や、昔の日本人。
忘れられそうな日本がそこにある。忘れられた日本を本当に忘れたくない。
写真は100年前後、なかには150年くらい前や、85年前のものもあります。
ぜひ、昔の人とのつながりを感じてみてください
出典
行田の神々
https://www.city.gyoda.lg.jp/material/files/group/5/rekisikeihu10005.pdf
埼玉県写真帖 埼玉県 編 行田足袋 (国会図書館)を加工して作成
https://lab.ndl.go.jp/dl/book/987072?keyword=%E5%BF%8D%E5%9F%8E&page=38
埼玉県写真帖 埼玉県 編 忍城趾(国会図書館)を加工して作成
https://lab.ndl.go.jp/dl/book/987072?keyword=%E5%BF%8D%E5%9F%8E&page=40
武蔵名所図 (国会図書館)を加工して作成
https://lab.ndl.go.jp/dl/book/2538970?keyword=%E5%BF%8D%E5%9F%8E&page=140
愛宕神社 行田市史 上巻
https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/3024360/1/196
行田市史 上巻 行田市史編纂委員会 編
https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/3024360/1/197
FSA A1999.35 441 Matsuyama Castle.Smithsonian Institution
https://sova.si.edu/record/fsa.a1999.35/ref580?f=online_media_type%3AImages&s=240&n=12&t=D&q=japan&i=251
東照宮境内寛永寺五重塔 台東区立図書館
https://cultural.jp/item/adeac-R100000094_I000120845_00
Japan, Yedo-Castle – Die Burg in Tokyo.Europeana
https://www.europeana.eu/en/item/15508/FotoGLV2000_11384
水の城 風野真知雄
Training_of_Japanese_troops_by_the_French.1867 Anonymous Japanese., Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Training_of_Japanese_troops_by_the_French.jpg
忍城おもてなし甲冑隊 和泉守の散歩道 長野口→愛宕神社付近のカーブまで編
https://ameblo.jp/oshijo-omotenashi/entry-10693935272.html
BGM
甘茶の音楽工房
ナレーションは音読さん
野田真由と申します。神社仏閣は知れば知るほど知らないことに打ちのめされる
不思議な聖域。大好きな、東京周辺の 神社 の魅力を発信していきます。たまには寺院も。この動画を見つけたあなたは強運の持ち主
チャンネル登録お願いします♪
Atago Shrine 24-21 Gyoda, Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture
A man’s choice in the Kamakura period: Samurai or farmer? Gyoda Hachiman Shrine Old Japan. 800 years ago, a man’s choice. Samurai or farmer?
The Shinsengumi came to a quiet village. Kondo Isami, a month before his beheading. A photo of Japanese people from 100 years ago. Old Japan The Shinsengumi, a month before Kondo’s beheading.
The old name was this. Ayase Shrine. The Japan you don’t know. This is what the name used to be.
When you visit shrines in Tokyo, you are often surprised by the sacred places that have been protected from the people.
Floods, fires, earthquakes, war damage, and materialism.
A small shrine, a shrine on the roof of a building, a shrine underneath a highway.
Sacred places that are there for people in whatever form, and the guardians that protect them.
I made this video because I wanted to share these beautiful images.
Japanese landscapes and Japanese people of the past preserved in old photographs.
There is a Japan that seems likely to be forgotten. We really don’t want to forget the forgotten Japan.
The photographs are around 100 years old, some are around 150 years old, and some are 85 years old.
Please try to feel the connection with people from the past.
#パワースポット一人旅 #古写真#100年前の日本 #神社参拝 #人生が変わる #運気 #桜井識子 #金運 #japan #tokyo