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Battle At Osaka Castle
Armand VaquerThe first sequel to "Godzilla" (1954) features a monster battle at Osaka Castle.
Osaka Castle is one of the city’s most iconic sites and draws numerous visitors to its spacious park and imposing keep every year.
Osaka Castle was first built by warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1583. From this stronghold, Hideyoshi put down rebellions and worked to unite the provinces of Japan. After his death, his former vassal Tokugawa Ieyasu took control of the country himself and established the longest running military rule in history. To quell any attempts of challenge from Hideyoshi’s former supporters, Ieyasu torched Osaka Castle in 1615, leaving it in cinders. The keep was later reconstructed by the Tokugawa clan, though fires and bombing raids have destroyed it several times. Today’s main tower dates from 1931 and has been recognized as an Important Cultural Property. A recent renovation from 1995-1997 added an elevator and made the keep completely accessible to disabled visitors.
The interior of the castle houses a history museum that details the life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and the power struggles of the late 16th century. Approximately 10,000 items – including weaponry, armor, folding screens and personal letters – are displayed on a rotating basis. A movie theater offers a selection of five short films on the famed warlord; though the audio is in Japanese only, subtitles in multiple languages are provided. The top floor of Osaka Castle doubles as an observation desk, offering visitors a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding park and the golden shachiko (figures that resemble a cross between a fish and a tiger) that adorn the roof.
Those looking for a unique photo memory of their time in Japan may want to rent a samurai outfit, complete with headgear, from the castle’s costume corner. For a small fee, visitors can feel like they’re a part of feudal Japan.
In springtime, the grounds of Osaka Castle become the perfect picnic spot for sakura fans, as hundreds of cherry blossom trees shower the site with pale pink petals. Visitors can even take a boat ride on the castle moat, for a close-up glimpse of the imposing, stone fortifications.
Osaka Castle is easily accessible from a variety of metro stations that surround the grounds. There is an admission fee (¥600) to visit the main keep and the Ninomaru Garden (¥200).
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Construction of the beautiful 5-story tenshu began in 1658 and finished just two years later. It was destroyed by a lightning-caused fire in 1665. The current structure was rebuilt in 1931.
This stone marks the place where Toyotomi Hideyori and his mother, Yodo-Dono, committed suicide after the fall of Osaka Castle. It remains well-cared for to this day.
The Otemon Gate has been designated as an important cultural asset by the Japanese government. This western gate is the main entrance onto the castle grounds.
To reach Osaka Castle, the nearest station is Osaka-jo-koen (大阪城公園) on the JR Loop Line.
The first sequel to "Godzilla" (1954) features a monster battle at Osaka Castle.
Osaka Castle has always been in the shadow of another highly recommended castle, famous for its architectural beauty, Himeji Castle. Himeji Castle, located in the neighboring prefecture of Hyogo, has been under renovation for quite some years, so in the past few years I have frequently visited Osaka Castle instead. Osaka Castle is illuminated at night-time which brings out its real beauty, and I have photographed the castle from various spots, like from the castle grounds and nearby Osaka Business Park. A visit in the late evening is highly recommended.
建築美で名高い姫路城、誰もがその訪問を勧める。そしていつも姫路城の影に隠れてきたのが大阪城だ。姫路城は大阪の隣兵庫にあり過去数年にわたり改修中なので、その代わりに大阪城を訪ねる機会が多い。夜間ライトアップで浮き彫りになった大阪城の真の美を、城の敷地内や近くの大阪ビジネスパークなど、いろんな場所から撮影してみた。大阪城を訪問するなら、夜が断然お薦めだ。
ปราสาทโอซาก้ามักจะเป็นปราสาทที่ได้รับการแนะนำจากปราสาทอื่นเสมอ ปราสาทฮิเมจิ มีชื่อเสียงด้านความงามของสถาปัตยกรรม ปราสาทฮิเมจิตั้งอยู่ในจังหวัดใกล้เคียงของเฮียวโก อยู่ภายใต้การปรับปรุงในช่วงหลายปีทีเดียว ดังนั้นในช่วงไม่กี่ปีที่ผ่านมา ผมได้เข้าชมปราสาทโอซาก้าแทนบ่อยๆ ปราสาทโอซาก้ามีการส่องแสงยามค่ำคืน ซึ่งนำมาซึ่งความสวยงามที่แท้จริง และผมได้ถ่ายภาพปราสาทจากจุดต่างๆ เช่น จากบริเวณปราสาทและใกล้ๆ สวนสาธารณะโอซาก้าบิสสิเนค ขอแนะนำให้ชมปราสาทในช่วงเย็นๆ
ภาพยนตร์ภาคต่อภาคแรกของ "ก็อดซิลล่า" (พ.ศ. 2497) มีฉากการต่อสู้กันของสัตว์ประหลาดที่ปราสาทโอซาก้า
Ultimate Guide to Osaka Castle and Park: This is a step-by-step introduction to Osaka Castle and the spacious park surrounding it. Don't miss anything!
Step-by-step introduction to Osaka Castle and spacious park surrounding it. This takes you from the East Outer Moat to the Inner Moat. Don't miss anything!
Step-by-step introduction to Osaka Castle and park. This takes you from Gokurakubashi Bridge to the place where Toyotomi Hideyori and his mother Yodo committed suicide
Osaka Castle 4: This takes you from Gokurakubashi Bridge to 'Marked Stones Square' and the bullet marks on surface of stone walls made during WWII.
Osaka Castle 5: From 'Yamazato-maru Bailey' through 'Kakushi-kuruwa Bailey' to Osaka Castle. Don't forget the stone base of the main tower, bombed during WWII!
Osaka Castle 6: From 'Tenshushita Shikirimon Gate' to the main tower of Osaka Castle. There are dark-colored stones ('Zannen Ishi') displayed near the main tower.
Osaka Castle 7: Main tower of Osaka Castle; the open space in front of it has the 'Kinzo Storehouse', beautiful stones and a time capsule.
Osaka Castle 8: Main tower of Osaka Castle; At entrance notice 400-year-old 'Kimmeisui Well Roof', an important national property, and ancient cannon, 'Noon Marker'.
Osaka Castle 9: Inside the Main tower of Osaka Castle; Various kinds of artifacts are on display, 3D movies, or samurai armor to try on!
Osaka Castle 10: Japanese Garden in front of the main tower of Osaka Castle; Beautifully landscaped, enjoy a view of the main tower from here.
Osaka Castle 11: The Sakuramon gate, huge stones, well curb to the empty moat. Don't miss the huge stone that's called 'Takoishi', literally, Octopus Stone
Osaka Castle 12: Only two turrets (first and sixth) remain out of seven turrets originally built in 1628; they are designated as important cultural properties.
Osaka Castle 13: The final exploration of Osaka Castle begins at Sengan Yagura Turret's huge stones and ends at Otemon Gate and South Outer Moat
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ４回目は極楽橋に始まり、刻印石広場、そして石垣に残る第二次世界大戦中の機銃掃射痕へと進む。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ５回目は山里丸から隠し曲輪を経て、いよいよ天守閣へと突入する。第二次世界大戦の空襲で歪んだ天守閣の石垣も必見だ!
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ６回目は「天守閣仕切門跡」、「大阪城天守閣」、そして天守閣前に展示された「残念石」をご紹介する。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ７回目は大阪城天守閣前広場の「金蔵」、美しい石たち、そしてタイムカプセルをご紹介する。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ８回目は大阪城天守閣と、入口にある築４００年の重要文化財「金明水井戸屋形」、そして青銅製旧式号砲「お昼のドン」をご紹介する。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ９回目は大阪城天守閣内部に潜入する。各種歴史遺物の展示や３Ｄムービー、侍装束の試着など盛り沢山だ!
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ１０回目は大阪城天守閣前広場の日本庭園をご紹介する。ここからは天守閣を借景した景色を堪能できる。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ１１回目は重要文化財「桜門」、「銀明水井戸の井筒」、そして空濠をご紹介する。城内第一の巨石「蛸石 たこいし」も見逃せない!
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ１２回目は１６２８年に建築された７つの櫓のうち、唯一残る重要文化財指定の２つの櫓 ( 一番櫓と六番櫓 ) をご紹介する。
大阪城と大阪城公園を一歩一歩徹底的に案内するガイド。シリーズ最終回の１３回目は、「千貫櫓」、「大手門口枡形の巨石」、「大手門」、そして「南外濠」を特集する。
Osaka Castle is one of the symbols of Osaka City. The entire area covers about two square kilometers with lots of trees and green space. The closest JR train station is Osakajokoen, meaing Osaka Castle Park. You can also get here on the subway from Osaka Business Park station.
Le château d'Osaka est l'un des symboles de la ville d'Osaka. L'ensemble de la zone s'étend sur 2 kilomètres carrés.
Osaka castle merupakan destinasi yang wajib dikunjungi. Kastil ini merupakan salah satu kastil tercantik di Jepang. Untuk masuk ke dalam kastil, kita harus membeli tiket masuk seharga 600 yen. Loket dibuka dari pukul 8.30 hingga pukul 17.00.
A visit to Osaka Castle offers a chance to travel back in time and find out more about its historical background.
Kunjungan ke Kastil Osaka memberikan kesempatan untuk kembali ke masa lalu dan lebih mengetahui latar belakang sejarahnya.
Посещение Осакского замка дает шанс вернуться назад во времени и узнать больше о его историческом прошлом.
الدليل النهائي لقلعة و حديقة أوساكا : هذه المقدمة خطوة بخطوة لقلعة أوساكا والحديقة الواسعة المحيطة بها . لا تفوت أي شيء .
هذه المقدمة خطوة بخطوة لقلعة أوساكا المتنزه الكبير المحيط بها . هذا سوف يأخذك من الخندق المائي الشرقي الخارجي إلى الخندق المائي الداخلي . لا تفوت أي شيء !
مقدمة خطوة بخطوة لقلعة أوساكا والحديقة . حيث يأخذك من جسر جوكوراكوباشي إلى المكان الذي انتحر فيه تويوتومي هايديوري و أمه يودو
Замок Осака всегда был в тени из-за другого очень рекомендуемого замка, известного красотой своей архитектуры, замка Химэдзи. Замок Химэдзи, расположенный в соседней префектуре, Хёго, был на реконструкции уже довольно долго, так что в последние несколько лет я вместо него часто посещал замок Осака. Замок Осака подсвечен в ночное время, что подчеркивает его настоящую красоту, и я сфотографировал его с разных точек, например с территории замка и близлежащего Бизнес Парка Осака. Рекомендую посетить позним вечером.
قلعة أوساكا 4: هذا يأخذك من جسر جوكوراكوباشي إلى " ساحة الأحجار المشهورة " و آثار الرصاصات على سطح الحائط الحجري و التي كانت نتيجة الحرب العالمية الثانية.
قلعة أوساكا 5: من "يامازاتو-مارو بيلي" من خلال "كاكوشي-كوروا بيلي" إلى القلعة. و لا تنسى القاعدة الحجرية للبرج الرئيسي، و التي قصفت في الحرب العالمية الثانية!
قلعة أوساكا 6: من "بوابة تينشوشيتا شيكيريمون" إلى البرج الرئيسي للقلعة. يوجد حجارة داكنة و ملونة "زانين إشاي" معروضة بالقرب من البرج.
قلعة أوساكا 7: البرج الرئيسي للقلعة، الساحة المفتوحة المقابلة له يوجد فيها "مخزن كنزو"، حجارة جميلة و كبسولة الزمن.
Osaka Castle Observatory: the roof of the famous castle is one way to discover the second-biggest Japanese city from above.
Le château d'Osaka est éclairé à la tombée de la nuit, ce qui fait alors ressortir sa vraie beauté.
O castelo de Osaka está iluminado desde o início da noite, o que permite aumentar a sua beleza.
Osaka castle is a must-see destination. This castle is one of the most beautiful castles in Japan. The castle was built in 1583 and is one of the most beautiful castles in Japan. The castle is open from 8:30 to 17:00
O Castelo de Osaka é um dos símbolos da cidade de Osaka. Toda a área cobre cerca de dois quilómetros quadrados com muitas árvores e espaços verdes. A estação de comboio da JR mais próxima é a de Osakajokoen, que significa "Parque do Castelo de Osaka". Também pode chegar até aqui de metro através da estação de Osaka Business Park.
ระเบียงชมวิวบนปราสาทโอซาก้า เพลิดเพลินกับวิวอันงดงามของเมืองที่ใหญ่เป็นอันดับสองของญี่ปุ่น
Thành cổ Osaka ở phía sau một thành cổ nổi tiếng với vẻ đẹp kiến trúc, thành cổ Himeji. Thành cổ Himeji, nằm ở quận Hyogo, đã được cải tạo trong nhiều năm, vì vậy trong vài năm qua tôi thường xuyên ghé thăm thành cổ Osaka. Thành cổ Osaka được chiếu sáng vào ban đêm, mang lại vẻ đẹp thực sự của nó, và tôi đã chụp ảnh lâu đài từ nhiều nơi khác nhau, như từ khuôn viên và khu công nghiệp Osaka gần đó. Bạn nên lên kế hoạch cho một chuyến thăm vào buổi tối.
Giới thiệu từng bước về thành cổ Osaka và công viên rộng rãi xung quanh. Điều này sẽ đưa bạn từ bên ngoài hào phía đông đến bên trong. Đừng bỏ lỡ bất cứ điều gì!
Giới thiệu từng bước về thành cổ Osaka và công viên. Điều này sẽ đưa bạn từ cầu Gokurakubashi đến nơi Toyotomi Hideyori và mẹ Yodo tự sát
Thành cổ Osaka 4: Điều này sẽ đưa bạn từ cầu Gokurakubashi đến 'Quảng trường cột mốc đá' và dấu vết đạn ầu trên bề mặt của bức tường đá được thực hiện trong Thế chiến II.
Thành cổ Osaka 5: Từ 'Tường thành Yamazato-maru' qua 'Tường thành Kakushi-kuruwa ' đến thành cổ Osaka. Đừng quên nền đá của tháp chính, bị đánh bom trong Thế chiến II!
Thành cổ Osaka 6: Từ 'cổng Tenshushita Shikirimon' đến tháp chính của thành cổ Osaka. Có những viên đá màu tối ('Zannen Ishi') được trưng bày gần tháp chính.
Thành cổ Osaka 7: Tháp chính của thành cổ Osaka; không gian mở ở phía trước của nó có 'Nhà kho Kinzo', những viên đá đẹp và một hộp thời gian.
Thành cổ Osaka 8: Tháp chính của thành cổ Osaka; Tại lối vào thông báo '' mái giếng Kimmeisui '' 400 năm tuổi, một di sản quốc gia quan trọng, và pháo cổ, 'báo hiệu buổi trưa'.
Thành cổ Osaka 9: Bên trong tháp chính của thành cổ Osaka; Các loại hiện vật khác nhau được trưng bày, phim 3D hoặc áo giáp samurai để thử!
Thành cổ Osaka 10: Vườn Nhật Bản ở phía trước tháp chính của thành cổ Osaka; cảnh quan đẹp, thưởng thức tháp chính từ đây.
Thành cổ Osaka 11: Cổng Sakuramon, những tảng đá khổng lồ, miệng giếng đến đường hào trống. Đừng bỏ lỡ hòn đá khổng lồ được gọi là 'Takoishi', theo nghĩa đen là Đá bạch tuộc
Thành cổ Osaka số 12: Chỉ có hai tháp pháo (thứ nhất và thứ sáu) nằm trong số bảy tháp pháo được xây dựng vào năm 1628; chúng được chỉ định là di sản văn hóa quan trọng.
Thành cổ Osaka 13: Cuộc khám phá cuối cùng của thành cổ Osaka bắt đầu từ những tảng đá khổng lồ của tháp pháo Sengan Yagura và kết thúc tại Cổng Otemon và bên ngoài hào phía nam
Hướng dẫn cơ bản đến thành cổ và Công viên Osaka: Đây là phần giới thiệu chi tiết về Thành cổ Osaka và công viên xung quanh. Đừng bỏ lỡ bất cứ điều gì!
Thành cổ Osaka là một điểm đến không thể bỏ qua. Thành cổ này là một trong những tòa thành đẹp nhất ở Nhật Bản. Thành cổ được xây dựng vào năm 1583 và là một trong những thành cổ đẹp nhất ở Nhật Bản. Thành cổ mở cửa từ 08:30 - 17:00
오사카 성을 둘러싼 넓은 공원과 성곽에 대한 단계별 소개. 이것은 당신을 동쪽 바깥쪽 수로에서 안쪽 수로로 데려간다. 아무것도 놓치지 마!
오사카 성 4: 이것은 당신을 고쿠라쿠바시 다리로부터 '마르크 스톤 스퀘어'까지 데려다 주고, 2차 세계대전 동안 만들어진 돌담의 표면에 총알 자국까지
오사카 성 5: '야마자토마루 베일리'에서 '카쿠시 쿠루와 베일리'를 거쳐 오사카 성까지. 2차 세계대전 중에 폭파된 주탑의 돌기반을 잊지 마라!
오사카 성 8: 오사카 성 주요 탑; 입구에서 중요한 국유 재산인 400년 된 '금명수정호옥형'과 고대 대포 '정오를 알림'이 눈에 띄었다.
Menjelajah kebun Jepang di depan menara utama Kastil Osaka
오사카 성 11: 사쿠라 몬 성문, 거대한 돌멩이, 빈 해자를 향해 잘 통한다. '타코이시'라고 불리는 거대한 돌을 놓치지 마십시오. 문자 그대로, 문어 돌
오사카 성 13: 오사카 성 최종 탐사는 센간 야구라의 거대한 돌멩이에서부터 시작해서 오테몬 게이트와 남단 해자에서 끝난다
건축미로 유명한 히메지성, 누구나가 그 곳의 방문을 권한다. 그리고 항상 히메지성의 그림자에 숨겨져 온 것이 오사카성이다. 히메지성은 오사카의 이웃 효고에 있으며 과거 수년에 걸쳐 수리중이므로, 그 대신에 오사카성을 방문할 기회가 많다. 야간 라이트 업으로 부각된 오사카성의 진정한 아름다움을, 성의 부지내나 가까운 오사카 비즈니스 파크 등, 여러가지 장소로부터 촬영해 보았다. 오사카성을 방문한다면, 밤이 단연 추천이다.
Panduan rinci tentang Kastil Osaka dan taman sekitarnya. Jangan lewatkan apapun!
Langkah demi langkah menjelajah Kastil Osaka dan taman luas di sekitarnya. Jangan lewatkan apapun!
Bagian yang membawa Anda dari Jembatan Gokurakubashi ke tempat Toyotomi Hideyori dan ibu Yodo bunuh diri
Dari Jembatan Gokurakubashi hingga bekas-bekas peluru dari Perang Dunia II.
Dari Kebun Istana Yamazato-maru ke taman dalam, dekat menara utama
Dari 'Gerbang Tenshushita Shikirimon' ke menara utama Kastil Osaka
Ruang terbuka di depan menara, Gudang Kinzo, batu-batu indah, dan kotak waktu
Kastil Osaka Bagian 8: Menara utama kastil Osaka; Di pintu masuk perhatikan 'Atap Kolam Kimmeisui' yang berusia 400 tahun, warisan nasional yang penting, dan artileri kuno, 'Noon Marker'.
Gerbang Sakuramon, bebatuan besar, mulut sumur dan parit kosong
Dua turet yang tersisa yang menjadi warisan budaya penting di Jepang
Batu-batu raksasa turet Sengan Yagura dan Gerbang Otemon di luar parit selatan
Chuyến thăm đến thành cổ Osaka đem đến cơ hội quay ngược thời gian và tìm hiểu thêm về lịch sử tòa thành.
Arriving late for the museum at Osaka Castle, I instead enjoyed its surroundings, the beautiful sunset and also visited Hokoku Jinja.
Опоздав в музей замка Осака, я не спеша осмотрела его окружение и полюбовалась закатом над городом. Также посетила храм Хококу, расположенный на территории замка.
karaksa hotel grande Shin-Osaka Tower는 신오사카역에서 도보 5분이라는 좋은 장소에 위치 하고 있으며, 개인 여행부터 커플 여행,가족 여행,그룹 여행까지 대응할 수 있는 유니크한 호텔입니다.
Osaka Castle Park is a public urban park and a historic site in the prefecture of the same name. It is the second largest park in the city and, in combination with Osaka Castle, is a popular photo opportunity. The castle park is located in the south of Ōkawa and occupies a large area in the center of the city of Osaka, a total of about two square kilometers. In addition to extensive green areas and sports facilities, it also includes a multi-purpose arena (Osakajo Hall) and a shrine dedicated to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a Japanese commander and politician who made a decisive contribution to the unification of modern Japan. He built Osaka Castle in 1583 in order to rule over Japan from there. In early April, Osaka Castle Park is one of the most popular places to see the cherry blossom.
Osaka has been the capital of Bunraku, the traditional Japanese puppet theater, for many centuries. The National Bunraku Theater is a two-hall and exhibition room complex located in Chūō-ku, Osaka. The theater is now one of the few places where where the fascinating art form of bunraku can be seen. The complex opened in 1984 as the country's fourth national theater and became the headquarters of the Bunraku. The National Theater is operated by the Japanese Arts Council, an independent administrative body of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. English programs and headphones are available. The performances usually take place at three-week intervals in January, April, June, July / August and November.
Kuromon Market, or Kuromon Ichiba, is a staple destination among tourists and residents alike thanks to its abundance of fresh fish, meat, fruits, vegetables, sweets, clothes, and household/ miscellaneous items. The over 170-year old shopping street extends 580-meters long and is home to approximately 150 shops. Peruse large, commercialized shops alongside mom-and-pop spots and immerse yourself in the preserved food culture of Osaka. The lively atmosphere of shoppers, street food vendors, and tantalizing aromas will make for an unforgettable shopping experience. The historic market, officially established in 1902 with the name Enmyoji Ichiba, quickly gained the nickname Kuromon Ichiba, which translates to Black Gate Market, due to the nearby Enmyoji Temple’s renowned black-painted gate. Although the temple was completely destroyed by fire in the early 20th century, the market’s name still persists today. Although Kuromon Market has become a popular tourist destination, it still retains an authentic feel thanks to its local shoppers, cultural offerings, and down-to-earth vibes. The street is full of exciting finds, so be sure to explore them all! Pick up some preserved and pickled vegetables, wasabi root, bamboo shoots, wagyu beef, fugu (blowfish), strawberry daifuku (mochi covered strawberries), anime merchandise, or second-hand kimonos, to name a few. Given that you are surrounded by food, why not try some as well? Thankfully, the market is a hotspot for street food and quick bites on the go. Try some takoyaki, grilled scallops, sushi, oden (assortment of meat skewers, meatballs, fishcake, and daikon radish in a light soy-flavored dashi broth), kushisei (deep-fried meat skewers), okonomiyaki, fresh fruit juice, and so much more. Make sure you come to the market hungry and enjoy Osaka’s cuisine! As you explore the market please be mindful of your trash and support the cleanliness of the area. Towards the southern end of the market is the Kuromon Information Center. The center is a wonderful place to unwind after hours of walking and offers a seating area, toilets, a diaper changing table, a baggage counter, a currency exchange machine, and Chinese- and English-speaking staff onsite.