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Journey back in time with this immersive 360º video of Osaka Castle (Osaka-jō), one of Japan's most iconic historical landmarks.

Osu Kannon Temple is dedicated to the Buddhist god of mercy (or compassion), Kannon. Osu originated in Gifu Prefecture and ...

Tucked in the side of a small hill in Nagasaki, this air raid shelter was saved by its approximate location being sheltered from the ...

It was at Nijo Castle, in Kyoto, that the Emperor declared Ieyasu Tokugawa as shogun in 1603. Thus, Nijo Castle was center-stage ...

Kuromon Market, located in Osaka, Japan, is a popular and bustling market known for its vibrant atmosphere and wide variety of ...

Discover the Real Shoguns of Japan in VR with our new "Discover Japan's Past" 15 episode VR series. Use the Dynamic ...

Note: I mistakenly refer to the temple as 'Shiten-ji' which is incorrect. It's 'Shitennoji'. My apologies! Shitennoji Temple near Osaka ...

The great red torii gate that stands in the sea 160 meters from the shoreline was first erected in 1168 CE. It is constructed with ...

Enchin Shonin was a Buddhist monk who established Kiyomizu-dera, the Temple of the Pure Water Spring (or 'Pure Water ...

Use the Dynamic Languages App to go on fascinating tours around Japan and discover the culture, history, and traditions of this ...

Yes, this is the place featured on History Channel's 'Ancient Aliens', and was most certainly not created by aliens. In the English ...

Note: This video is of the outer wall due to the castle being reconstructed in original form and for better earthquake resistance.

In 1543, the Portuguese introduced guns to Japan, which feudal lords (daimyo) were quick to adopt in their military tactics to some ...

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Akashi Castle (明石城), located south of Kobe, is arguably not so well-known even to the Japanese. It was established as a ...

Kinkakuji is known as The Golden Pavilion, though originally named Rokuon-ji. The mountains along the northern part of Kyoto ...

Senjokaku (千畳閣) meaning "Pavilion of the 1000 (Tatami) Mats", and is also called Hokoku Shrine. It is the largest structure on ...

Tokugawa Yoshinao was a significant figure in early Edo Period Japan. Primarily known for being the first lord of Owari Domain ...

Located south of Hiroshima, Itsukushima Shrine (厳島神社) is said to have been founded in the 6th century CE, with the present ...