TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful | Okunoin Cemetery Part II - Wakayama - 奥の院 - 4K Ultra HD @TokyoStreetView | Uploaded January 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Note: This video is a "none-cinematic" version, without the cinematic black bars, of a previously uploaded video available here: videos.tokyostreetview.com/Cinematic-Okunoin-Cemetery-Part-II
Part II : Mystical.
Time : 4h30 p.m.
On this second part of our video series on Okunoin Cemetery (Koyasan - Wakayama), we wanted to spend some time on some of the old, yet most beautiful tombs and mausoleums of Okunoin Cemetery. It is very difficult for us to describe the unique ambiance and beauty of some of Okunoin’s less visited areas. Often abandoned and neglected these moss covered tombs offer us a weirdly satisfying and reassuring sense of peace. Unlike cemeteries in other countries nothing here feels creepy and visiting the area feels like stepping in the shoes of an historian discovering a long lost civilisation in the middle of a dense forest in a faraway country.
If you ever have the chance to visit Okunoin, make sure to stop and close your eyes for a moment, take a deep breath and let the power of this place replenish your soul with a series meditation exercises, you will not regret it!
This video was made in Cooperation with Wakayama Tourism Federation. Learn more about Wakayama Prefecture at en.visitwakayama.jp
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Note: This video is a "none-cinematic" version, without the cinematic black bars, of a previously uploaded video available here: videos.tokyostreetview.com/Cinematic-Okunoin-Cemetery-Part-II
Part II : Mystical.
Time : 4h30 p.m.
On this second part of our video series on Okunoin Cemetery (Koyasan - Wakayama), we wanted to spend some time on some of the old, yet most beautiful tombs and mausoleums of Okunoin Cemetery. It is very difficult for us to describe the unique ambiance and beauty of some of Okunoin’s less visited areas. Often abandoned and neglected these moss covered tombs offer us a weirdly satisfying and reassuring sense of peace. Unlike cemeteries in other countries nothing here feels creepy and visiting the area feels like stepping in the shoes of an historian discovering a long lost civilisation in the middle of a dense forest in a faraway country.
If you ever have the chance to visit Okunoin, make sure to stop and close your eyes for a moment, take a deep breath and let the power of this place replenish your soul with a series meditation exercises, you will not regret it!
This video was made in Cooperation with Wakayama Tourism Federation. Learn more about Wakayama Prefecture at en.visitwakayama.jp
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![[Remastered] Matsue Castle - Shimane - 松江城](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eDnGiB0LbtE/hqdefault.jpg "[Remastered] Matsue Castle - Shimane - 松江城
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Completed in 1611 Matsue Castle, a “Black Castle” due to its dark and austere exterior is and surrounded by a gorgeous moat and thick wall. It is one of only a dozen original castles left in Japan. That means that unlike many others like Naoya Castle and Osaka Castle, Matsue Castle and it’s main tower have survived to this day through many wars and natural disasters. In 1638 the castle and its fief were assigned to a branch of the Matsudaira clan who were relatives of the powerful ruling clan at the time, the Tokugawa.
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