Most Southern Part of Honshu | Shionomisaki & Kii Oshima Island | 本州最南端、潮岬・紀伊大島
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- We visited Shionomisaki & Kii Oshima island, the most southern part of Honshu (Japan's main island) #honshu #japan #campervan #roadtrip #japanroadtrip #キャンピングカー #ウェスティ #和歌山
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Wylie you have such adventures, you see so much of the country’s you travel through and let us share the views 🐶💕🐾
I can’t keep up the videos with the adventures I’m so far behind 😂 humans have some long flights coming up so hoepfully they can get some more videos uploaded soon so you can enjoy some more!
Wylie, The symbol of the Japanese Football association looks like a Crow. Did you know that Magpies are members of the Crow family ?. Fancy missing the hawk dropping the fish because it was mobbed by crows 😂. Thanks for sharing another adventure. ❤️
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Just looked it up Wylie. The three-legged crow holding a ball is called "Yatagarasu" and represents the god of day, namely, the sun, cited from a classical book of old China.
Yes! That’s right. In the 1930s, as the Kumano Shrine in Wakayama prefecture suffered from population decline, local city officials reinvigorated the site with a focus on touristic expansion. The shrine had previously made the yatagarasu a focal point of worship for hundreds of years, its symbol decorating Kumano’s hallowed grounds and famed pilgrimage routes. It was time to capitalize on their historical and mythological heritage.
There is reason to believe the resuscitation of the shrine may be linked to the JFA decision. Japan’s “father of football,” Nakamura Kakunosuke (1878-1906), was born in Nachi-Katsuura (Kumano), and recently received from his hometown an honorary citizen award as a football pioneer.
So this is why they have the crow at that shrine ❤️ we also visited a football museum that had lots of things about Nakamura Kakunosuke, I think it might have even been a michi no eki (roadside station).
It maybe features in my next video but I’m not sure yet whether we have any footage of it 🤦🏼♀️
@@WylieWestieThanks for the gen Wylie much appreciated. Any gen on pos Japanese players coming to the Toon . 😉
@stephennutkin2477 I haven’t heard that word for a long time 😂😂😂 humans went to a Yokohama Marinos game a couple of weeks ago to check out the competition for the pre season but I don’t think we’ll be wanting any of the players or have any worries about beating them based on what we saw 😂