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00:00 — Родительское собрание
09:03 — Констебль и Мамзель
15:26 — Братья Натужные
24:00 — Песня про добро
26:12 — Психолог
31:34 — Мэр и крузак
41:45 — Человек в гостях
Что носят осенью в Японии. Что модно этой осенью в Токио. Как одеваются японцы. Шоколадные батончики KitKat по-японски: разнообразные виды и мастер-класс по изготовлению собственного батончика.
Yutoku Inari Shrine is where your dreams of Japan become real. Heres the shrine, garden, and summit — what others left out.
Yutoku Inari Shrine (or Yutoku Inari Jinja) is one of the most beautiful of the Inari shrines, with all the torii tunnels you could want and a complete lack of all the tourist mobs getting in your way.
Yutoku Inari Shrine is widely regarded as one of the Top 3 Inari Shrines in the country. And you can easily see why here. This was taken at one of the best times of year to visit — with the hydrangea and irises exploding in color in front of you.
Yutoku Inari was established in 1687, and one of its most striking characteristics is its main shrine on a massive wooden scaffolding 18m (59 ft) above the ground.
Yūtoku Inari Shrine is most easily reached by car (free parking), or by taxi from Hizen-Kashima or Hizen-Hama Station on the Nagasaki main line. But a cheaper way is by bus from Hizen-Kashima Stn (Bus platform #3). Yūtoku Inari can also make an excellent side trip while going to see Nagasaki City. For those who need it, there is also elevator to take you up to the main shrine from the bottom.
The way up goes from the main shrine to the top Okunoin, which gives a magnificent view over the area, and is a quiet, peaceful place to relax. That said, the rocky and craggy stairs going up can be very strenuous. But while shooting this and feeling like my heart was about to burst, along came a young Japanese lady who just glided past me in high heels.
The official shrine website is at www.yutokusan.jp
Admission is free; the garden is 200 yen.
Two other big Inari Shrines you should not miss are the Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto (the grand-daddy of them all): youtu.be/EandKTAwfOM
and for another beautiful experience without the tourist hordes, see Taikodani Inari Shrine in Tsuwano, Shimane: youtu.be/EVe3XDTDMUU
For more great sights in Kyushu, please watch the Kyushu Playlist: goo.gl/Q843Bg
The star of the album is “niko", one of the traditional string instruments from China. There are many instruments in the lute category that are played with the bow rubbing against the instrument which produce the sounds, such as batokin" from Mongol, hegum" from the Korean peninsula and many others just from Asia alone. As for Europe, might not we say that violins are representative of string instruments there?
It is said that instruments were played initially to imitate the human voice. If that is so, niko is the perfect instrument to express the melodies of the Asian continent in the tones of this continent. From the lowest to the highest, the tones stretch expansively and they conjure up in the listeners minds, images of the broad and slightly red tinted skies and the green fields of the Asian continent and the people living tranquil lives there surrounded by the rich natural landscapes.
Of the songs contained in the album, only the six piece and the ninth piece are pure Chinese classics, these being, YUEYA WUGENG" and YUYEYE" and the rest are all original works created for this album. And despite the abundance of Western harmonies and Instruments such piano and guitar, the sounds produced by niko maintain the gentle and the sweet melancholy tones of the Orient and express the great openness of the pastoral life in the Asian continent.
The other star of the album, Jia Peng-Fang, is a niko player representative of China, or rather of Asia as can be noted in the profile and perhaps it is his gentle sweet character reflected in the performances that make us feel so much at peace with ourselves as we listen. Also Seiichi Kyoda who was in charge of the musical arrangement of all the pieces in the album and composed six, got on really well with Jia and they made a great team together. Seiichi was also able to make a natural connection to the instrument niko, making it possible for him to create the perfect melody makeup and arrangements for the work. This in turn, made the music more accessible for us who have little chance of ever hearing such an instrument. The title is River" so why not listen to the album and let ourselves feel like we are on a small boat floating down the Yellow River, looking at the fantastic landscapes on the river coasts as we go.