Another fascinating video. I'm glad no one rebuilt the castle. The ruins seem a beautiful place in which to remember Oda Nobunaga. Thank you once again.
Always wanted to visit Azuchi castle ruins! Thank you as always for the rich history that accompanies the videos. You are the best tour guide! I really appreciate all that you put into these “tours”!
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Another fascinating video. I'm glad no one rebuilt the castle. The ruins seem a beautiful place in which to remember Oda Nobunaga. Thank you once again.
The burned castle was left untouched for 300 years until 1918. That’s why you can feel Nobunaga from the ruins.
Thank you as every week ;)
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Great video, thank you very much!
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A great explanation and walk through of the Azuchi castle ruins. I didn't know it was on a peninsula but the location makes more sense that way.
Thank you for your comment. The castle must have been the most beautiful.
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Excellent video, thank you for taking the time to create it. By the way, your English is excellent, your grammar and syntax extremely good!
Thank you. I just learned English inJapan. See you next week.
I hope to visit Azuchi castle ruins next time I am in Japan. Thank you for your informative and interesting video.
Thank you for watching. Deep Japan has the play list of castles. If you have time, please check.
Great video
Thank you for watching. If you have time, please check other episodes.
Always wanted to visit Azuchi castle ruins! Thank you as always for the rich history that accompanies the videos. You are the best tour guide!
I really appreciate all that you put into these “tours”!
Thank you for supporting my channel. I hope you can visit Azuchi castle someday.
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Nice video.Was there a residence for Tokugawa Ieyasu at Azuchi castle?! since he was also one of Nobunaga’s seconds alongside Toyotomi Hideoshi.
There is no residence of Tokugawa Ieyasu. But Nobunaga invited him to the castle. You can see the dishes Ieyasu ate at Nobunaga no yakata museum.
Nobunaga's remains were never recovered after the fire at Homonji.
Is that tomb where the cremated status, of agar wood, rests?
Nobunaga’s sword and Eboshi ( formal hat ) was buried here.
Got it
Thanks
I have decided if I am to move from my birthplace country, it will be to Japan.
Great and Good luck.