大阪、京都、兵庫的5座城堡。從世界遺產到最新的城堡，觀光景點

Magnificent castle towers, massive stone walls, gilded decorations…. There are many fascinating castles in Kansai that are unique to Japan. From World Heritage sites to the “Machu Picchu of Japan” and recently restored castles, we introduce Kansai’s castles that can be enjoyed both as architectural structures and as historical and cultural museums.   -INDEX- １．【Osaka】”Osaka Castle Museum”, a symbol of unification of Japan ２．【Kyoto】”Nijo-jo Castle”, which has witnessed the rise and fall of the Tokugawa family ３．【Hyogo】World Cultural Heritage (UNESCO) “Himeji Castle”, the pride of Japan’s beautiful white castle ４．【Hyogo】”Takeda Castle Ruins”, a Castle in the Sky Appearing in a Sea of Clouds ５．【Hyogo】”Amagasaki Castle” revived in modern times Osaka Castle Museum is one of the three most famous castles in Japan and a landmark of Osaka. Known as the base of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who unified the country, the castle has a tumultuous history.   The predecessor of Osaka Castle was Ishiyama Honganji Temple, built by Rennyo, a member of the Honganji sect of the Jodo Shinshu sect, which boasted great power during the Warring States period. Oda Nobunaga invaded the castle, and after many years of warfare, it belonged to the Oda clan. After his death, it took the Toyotomi clan 15 years to complete the castle. After the Toyotomi family fell, the castle came under the direct control of the Tokugawa family, and was enlarged and rebuilt. In other words, it is a castle that has evolved each time it has passed through the hands of the three heroes of the Warring States period.   Most of the castle was destroyed by fire during the upheavals of the Meiji Restoration, but the keep was rebuilt in 1931, and the present appearance is the third after the Toyotomi and Tokugawa periods. Most of the existing remains are from the Tokugawa period, but the castle tower is a replica of the one from the Hideyoshi Toyotomi period, which laid the foundation for Osaka’s prosperity. It is approximately 55 meters high and of grand scale. It is decorated with gold ornaments, tigers, cranes, and other ornaments, giving it a luxurious appearance that is typical of the Toyotomi clan, which was known for its “love of showiness”. Inside the building is a history museum with exhibits related to Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Osaka Castle. There is a corner that explains the “Osaka Summer Battle” with video and miniature models, a “Golden Tea Room” with gold leaf on all four sides, a corner where visitors can try on helmets and battle helmets, and much more. The museum store is located on the first floor, so be sure to stop by for souvenirs and gifts. The top floor, the 8th floor, is an observatory where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Osaka Castle Park and the Osaka cityscape below. After touring the castle tower, we recommend taking a short boat trip on the Osaka Castle Gozabune that circles the inner moat of Osaka Castle!   Osaka Castle is said to have been built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi with the aim of making it the “greatest castle in Japan”. Why not relive the life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and feel as if you were a prince of Japan? Nijo Castle is known as the place where the last shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate, Yoshinobu Tokugawa, announced his intention to return to the Grand Council of State. It was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate, to protect the Kyoto Imperial Palace, where the emperor resided, and as a place to stay when the shogun went to Kyoto, it has become an indispensable place for the story of the prosperity and demise of the Tokugawa family, which lasted for about 260 years. In 1994, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage site.   Of the many buildings within the castle that have been designated Important Cultural Properties or National Treasures, the most notable is the Ninomaru-goten Palace, a typical example of the samurai shoin-zukuri style. It is a typical example of the samurai shoin-zukuri style, with six wings stretching from Kurumayose, the entranceway, to the rear, a structure that shows the dignity of the Tokugawa family. It is a large building with 33 rooms and a total of 800 tatami mats.   In particular, the “Great Hall,” where the Shogun meets officially with the lords and court nobles, is the most prestigious room in the Goten, and is decorated with gorgeous features such as a double fold-down coffered ceiling and barrier paintings by Kano Tanyu.   The approximately 3,600 paintings decorating the interior of the Ninomaru-goten Palace are said to be the largest in the history of Japanese art, and were created by the Kano school of painters. Many visitors may have been overwhelmed by the dynamic paintings depicting giant pine trees and ferocious-looking tigers, which seemed to play a role in expressing the dignity of the Tokugawa family. Kara-mon Gate, the main gate of the Ninomaru-goten Palace. The gate is filled with colorful carvings, and the gorgeous decorations of cranes, turtles, pine trees, bamboo, and plum trees, as if to show off the Tokugawa family’s wealth and prosperity, in addition to sacred animals, will overwhelm you. “Seiryuen” is a garden that blends Japanese and Western styles, consisting of a Western-style garden with lawns and a Japanese-style garden called “Chisen-kaiyu-shiki teien” (a garden with a circular path around a pond).   The prestigious architectural style and glittering decorations. Why don’t you recall the history of the Tokugawa family in this castle where traces of their glory still remain? The castle has four castle towers, one large and one small, and walls covered in white plaster. Himeji Castle is also known as “Shirasagi Castle” because it looks like a flock of egrets spreading their wings. When asked “What is the most beautiful castle in Japan? Many people would probably think of Himeji Castle first.   Its history dates back to the Kamakura and Nanbokucho periods when Akamatsu Norimura, a warlord of the time, set up a rope line on Himeyama in Hyogo Prefecture. Since then, the castle has been repeatedly repaired and expanded by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and other famous military commanders in Japanese history to its present form. Since its construction, the castle has been spared from major war damage, and most of the buildings, including the main and minor towers and turrets, are still in existence, which is why it is also known as “the castle of the indestructible.   Another feature of the castle is its high fortification capability. There are many defensive devices in the vast grounds, such as narrow, winding passages that confuse the enemy, and narrow gun and archery pits set up here and there! It is fun to tour around the castle as if you are sneaking into the enemy camp.     The exterior is beautiful from all angles and is called “eight sides of the front”. If you want to see the entire castle from a distance, a tour around the castle’s inner moat is recommended! It is a wonderful experience to look up at the graceful castle while swaying on a traditional Japanese-style boat. Enjoy the elegant cruising time as if you were the lord of the castle. In winter, you may be able to see a rare snow-covered sight!   More than 400 years after its construction, Himeji Castle still rises beautifully. When you visit Hyogo Prefecture, please come and see this talented castle that is the pride of Japan. “Takeda Castle Ruins” is a mountain castle perched on top of a 353.7-meter-high mountain. Although only the stonewalls remain, it is a popular spot that attracts many visitors every day who want to catch a glimpse of its photogenic appearance floating in the sea of clouds.   It is said that construction of the castle began in the Muromachi period (1336-1573) by Yamana Souzen, a Tajima feudal lord who made his name during the Onin War. More than ten years after the last lord of the castle, Akamatsu Hirohide, built a magnificent stone wall, the castle was abandoned, leaving only the stone wall, after his defeat in the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600. The castle was silenced in history for a long time, but began to come into the limelight in the 2000s when it was introduced in various media and used as a film location.   The huge stone walls, which have remained in almost the same condition as they were before the Edo period, were built by a technique called “Nozura-zumi”, in which natural stones of various sizes were piled up without processing. The Anou-shu, a group of stone masons who are said to have built the stonewalls, were taught to “listen to the stones and place them where they want to go”, which reminds us of the craftsmanship of the time.   From September to December, the difference in temperature between day and night tends to create a sea of clouds, and Takeda Castle can be seen shrouded in thick fog. The mysterious appearance of the castle, which seems out of this world, will make you understand why it is called “the castle in the sky”. The best time to visit is from dawn to around 8 am. Since several natural conditions are necessary, it depends on your luck whether you can see the sea of clouds or not! Climb up to the highest point, “Tenshudai,” and the view toward “Minami-Senjo,” which stretches to the south, is a must-see spot to take pictures. The trail leading to the summit is not short, but once you reach the top, you will be rewarded with a view that will blow away your fatigue. Amagasaki Castle was built by order of the shogunate in the early Edo period as a “western defense of Osaka”. At the time, the castle was a majestic symbol of Amagasaki, but it was regrettably abandoned during the Meiji Era (1868-1912). After a long period of disappearance, the castle tower was reconstructed in 2018 with donations from local volunteers and citizens, and opened to the public in March 2019. Over time, it was revived once again.   Originally, it was a huge castle with a three-layered moat and a four-story castle tower, covering an area about 3.5 times the size of the Koshien Stadium. Although the reconstructed version is smaller at approximately 24 meters in height including the stone walls, the exterior is a faithful reproduction of the original appearance. It is now a new sightseeing destination for local residents and tourists alike. Inside the building is a museum: the “Amagasaki Castle Zone” on the second floor features panel displays explaining the history of the Amagasaki Clan, a “Samurai Dojo” where visitors can try their hand at swordsmanship and guns, and a corner where visitors can experience the weight of spears, swords, bows and arrows, and guns. At the “Become experience space” on the third floor, visitors can dress up in samurai or princess costumes and take a commemorative photo with the gold fusuma in the background! Also, in the “My Town Observation Zonee” on the top five floors, there are tablet terminals showing the castle town in the Edo period, so it is fun to compare the old and new scenery.   Enjoy the feeling of going back in time at Amagasaki Castle, which has reappeared after many years. Castles are important spots for learning about Japanese history and culture. You will surely discover many things about Japan that you have never known before. Each of the castles introduced here has its own unique attractions and charms, so be sure to visit them all!

箕面大瀑布8個推薦美食！適合觀光時順道造訪的咖啡館和商店

箕面大瀑布位於佔地約83公頃的箕面公園內，是大阪最著名的旅遊景點之一，被選為日本100個最佳瀑布之一。儘管地理位置便利，距離大阪梅田僅約30分鐘路程，但該地區吸引了許多享受四季自然美景的人。因此，本文介紹了遊覽箕面瀑布時推薦的美食餐廳。我們精心挑選了交通便利的餐廳，無需預訂即可進入，並提供箕面獨有的功能表和風景！  -索引- 阪急 箕面站和箕面大瀑布之間有餐廳嗎？ 1.Derailleur Brew Works Yama no Fumoto TAPROOM 第2名：鈴木商店 3.科貝尼 第4名：蕎麥面餐廳 梶鹿莊 箕麵 第5名：柚子屋 6.5+ （CINQUE PIU） 第7名：Café & Gallery Yuzuriha 8.山本咖啡館 從阪急步行沿途有許多餐館和紀念品商店箕面站到箕面大瀑布。特別是「紅葉之天婦羅」是箕面的著名特產。楓葉用鹽醃制一年，塗上麵粉、白芝麻和糖麵糊，用菜籽油油炸。表面堅硬酥脆，空氣中飄蕩著甜鹹的香氣。它也少量出售，所以一定要試一試。  步行道上有各種各樣的餐廳，但在箕面站和山本咖啡館之間，有相當多的餐廳，您可以在商店裡享用輕鬆的午餐。雖然有些餐廳是高檔的，但其他餐廳無需預訂即可輕鬆到達，有些餐廳設有露台座位，您可以在那裡舒適地消磨時光。另一方面，在箕麵大瀑布附近，您會發現一群茶館，提供關東煮、烤香魚和其他小吃攤，您可以在那裡品嘗美食。  讓我們按照阪急 箕面站附近的順序介紹推薦的美食！由精釀啤酒廠經營的啤酒咖啡館，位於阪急 箕面站檢票口外。除了多達 10 種生啤酒外，功能表還包括與啤酒相得益彰的小吃、自製咖啡、新鮮出爐的麵包和糖果。它也可以用作咖啡館。出售適合食用和飲用的糖果和飲料，例如Mitarashi團子，柚子蘇打水和軟霜淇淋。軟霜淇淋和飲料以干楓樹和柚子泥裝飾，讓人感受到箕面的獨特性格。還有一個用餐空間，所以你可以坐下來享受它們，這也很好。出售箕面特產的商店。在這裡，箕面特產紅葉天婦羅以甜辣鹽和紅糖等各種口味排列！時尚的包裝使它們成為理想的紀念品。還有一種可愛的軟霜淇淋，上面放著楓葉天婦羅。這家餐廳擁有經過翻新的日式旅館的大氣內飾。位置非常適合透過大窗戶欣賞秋葉！受歡迎的功能表項是箕麵蕎麥面配柚子，這是箕面的特產。其他受歡迎的菜餚包括蕎麥面配大蔥、咖喱蕎麥面和時令功能表。來自箕面的法國廚師在橋本亭經營餐廳，橋本亭是一座古色古香的建築，保留了前日本旅館的氛圍，一樓是帶露台座位的咖啡館，提供咖喱和用箕麵的柚子香櫞製成的原創甜點。糖果可以拿出來。  此外，箕面大瀑布前又開了一家新店！除了柚子軟霜淇淋外，還將提供適合饑餓者的食物、溫暖的甜點和熱飲！位於箕面河沿岸的義大利餐廳。您可以在露臺上享用正宗的比薩餅和甜蜜，欣賞眼前的四季風光。在欣賞壯觀景色時所花費的時間是非凡的！露台在下雨時關閉，無法預訂;二樓的餐廳需要預訂。作為著名的懷石料理餐廳「ichiju-nisai Ueno」的姊妹餐廳，它提供休閒餐飲，由專業廚師精心烹製的菜餚。餐廳提供鯛魚茶泡粥和日式甜點的午餐。從櫃檯後面的大窗戶可以欣賞到全景，也是一種享受。當您需要一杯咖啡時，請前往山本咖啡屋。它位於阪急 箕面站和箕面大瀑布的中間。店內裝飾莊嚴，氛圍優雅。用虹吸管一次沖泡一杯的咖啡會讓你的心平靜下來。箕面距離大阪梅田僅30分鐘火車車程，可輕鬆前往大自然。請品嘗美味的美食，讓您的旅行充實。  但在你走之前，請檢查一下訪問。從最近的車站阪急 箕面站到箕面瀑布的單程距離為2.8公里，位於緩坡上。單程約40分鐘，觀光旅遊至少需要2小時。請查看下面的文章，看看行程是什麼樣的。關於如何前往箕面大瀑布的注意事項！國際遊客在去那裡之前應該知道的要點 ▼點擊這裡查看箕面瀑布觀光示範路線▼ 大阪箕面-一日游|享受大阪最美的自然風光！  ▼ 夏季的箕面瀑布也推薦▼ 關西的11個夏季活動！體驗和瞭解日本的傳統和習俗

稀有的御朱印和御守！關西12座與十二生肖有關的神社寺廟

在日本，有與動物有關的神社和寺廟。一些日本人參觀與中國十二生肖動物相關的神社，這些神社在日本被用作數位，或者他們每年都會參觀他們出生年份的十二生肖的神社。  什麼是十二生肖？此外，我們還介紹了京都、神戶和大阪的神社和寺廟，這些神社和寺廟與中國十二生肖的動物有關。  -索引- 什麼是十二生肖？【老鼠】京都哲學之道、乙澱神社 【牛】京都北野天滿宮 【老虎】京都河原町兩草院 【兔子】京都東天野岡崎神社 河原町 【龍】兵庫縣港川神社 【蛇】大阪姬島神社 【馬】京都加茂和口神社（上賀茂神社） 【羊】京都嵐山國藏長林寺 【猴子】瀧安寺、箕面， 大阪 【公雞】永田神社， 兵庫縣 【狗】中山寺， 兵庫縣 【野豬】Goou 神社 神社， 京都 烏丸 原來，中國十二生肖是指結合了“十二生肖”和“十二生肖”的歷法，自古以來就在中國使用。在現代日本，“十二生肖”一詞僅用於指代“十二生肖”，指的是代表一年的 12 種動物。【大鼠（Ne）】2020年 【牛（牛）】2021年 【虎（托拉）】2022年 【野兔（U）】2023年 【龍（辰）】2024年 【蛇（米）】2025年 【馬（鴕）】2026年 【公羊（Hitsuji）】2027年 【猴子（Saru）】2028年 【公雞（鳥）】2029年 【狗（犬）】2030年 【野豬（I）】2031年 當十二生肖兜兜轉轉， 它們從第一隻大鼠（NE）再次施用。十二生肖被用作年初發送的新年賀卡上的圖片圖案，以及日常對話中的“這是虎年”和算命。這樣一來，十二生肖就成了日本人最熟悉的數位之一。  讓我們繼續介紹與中國十二生肖相關的關西神社和寺廟。這座神社被稱為「駒根住神社」（守護鼠），位於京都的哲學之路上。駒根住的兩尊雕像守衛著神社場地上的奧國社。右邊的 A 形式拿著代表學習的捲軸，左邊的 Un 形式拿著一個圓點，象徵著後代的生育和繁榮。紅印章、紅印書和護身符也是按照駒根住設計的。神社內還有其他不尋常的雕像，包括守護蛇、守護猴、守護狐狸和守護飛鼠。它是日本全國約12,000座天滿宮和天神社的神社，供奉著學神菅原道真。在神社的範圍內，有一尊牛的雕像，是菅原道真的信使。牛神社的牛雕像位於神社的西北部，據說是院子裡最古老的牛像，據說如果你撫摸牛像，只有一個願望會實現。龍草院是供奉與老虎密切相關的戰神毗沙門天的。這裡放置著一隻稀有的Koma-Tora（守護虎），它的表情和真實的東西一樣勇敢！參觀完寺廟后，您還可以獲得紅色印章。這座神社的象徵是一隻兔子，它來自一個傳說，它擁有豐富的生育能力，以及岡崎地區曾經有很多兔子的事實。除了守護兔和帶孩子到神社的兔子外，還有一個可愛的“Usagi-mikuji omamori（兔子護身符）”。它是兵庫縣最著名的神社之一，供奉著偉大的將軍楠木正重。神社亭子天花板上的164幅畫作是日本各地著名藝術家的奉獻，兵庫縣出生的福田比森的《大藍龍》是傑作。從1月1日至3日，接受第一次新年祈禱的人可以進入大廳觀看儀式，從1月4日開始，遊客可以從供養箱所在的正殿南入口向上看。在日本，蛇被認為是重生的象徵，姬島神社是供奉蛇神的神社之一。在供奉蛇神的神社後面，一棵在1945年空襲中被燒毀的900年歷史的神樹的一部分仍然存在，據說是“重新開始的樹”。主神是Akaruhimenomikoto，他在這個地區重新開始，被認為是“重新開始”的神社，因為一切都曾經在戰爭中丟失。自古以來，神社就與馬有著密切的聯繫。據說，在每年1月7日舉行的「白馬觀光儀式」上看到一匹白馬，將清除神社的惡靈。這是一座罕見的神社，在某一天仍然可以看到聖馬。國藏堀林寺是一個觀光景點，您可以從寺廟內俯瞰嵐山的城市景觀。寺廟地面上放置著一尊羊雕像，據信是寺廟主神Kokuzo Bosatsu的使者或化身，據說觸摸時會賦予智慧。這座寺廟是彩票的發源地，據說是日本第一座祭祀弁齋天的寺廟。寺院位於日本獼猴棲息的自然公園內。該自然公園也是箕面瀑布的所在地，該瀑布被選為日本100大瀑布之一。用手遮住眼睛、耳朵和嘴巴的三隻猴子代表了“看不見邪惡，聽不見邪惡，不說邪惡”=“最好不要看到、聽到或談論邪惡的事情”。長期以來，公雞一直被尊為眾神的使者。據說公雞曾經在神社里漫遊，神社教區居民從不吃公雞肉或雞蛋。禮拜堂的華麗裝飾也值得一提。中山寺以其祈求輕鬆分娩而聞名。由於狗在分娩時很輕，許多婦女在狗的那天去寺廟祈禱容易分娩。安全送達的禮物也很受歡迎。Goou Shrine 是一個軼事的發生地，講述了一頭野豬挽救了 Wake no Kiyomaro 王子的生命，他的腿肌腱被切斷了。正因為如此，神社被稱為腿腳的守護神，神社前放置了Koma-Boar（守護野豬）。手澆水盆中的野豬雕像以撫摸鼻子時帶來好運而聞名。好運符和 ema（還願圖片板）也有野豬圖案。參拜與中國十二生肖相關的神社並接受祝福是瞭解日本文化的一種方式。如果你去日本旅行，一定要去看看。

〈2023〉日本14處最佳賞紅葉地點（京都、大阪等）！

秋天的日本色彩。以下是關西一些觀賞紅葉的最佳地點，按地區劃分，從千載難逢的觀賞景點到隱藏的寶石。請參考2023年秋季旅遊。  -INDEX- 【京都】 〇東山地區 著名地點：永觀堂 鮮為人知的好景點：安樂寺 〇嵐山地區 著名地點：大覺寺 著名地點：淨覺寺 鮮為人知的好地方：竹寺地藏院 〇其他地區 著名地點：琉璃光院 鮮為人知的好地方：光明寺 【大阪】 著名景點：箕面瀑布 鮮為人知的好景點：勝雄寺 【神戶】 著名地點：空樂園 著名地點：神戶市立植物園 鮮為人知的好地方：六甲-有馬索道 【其他地區】 姬路：KOKO-EN 奈良：長谷寺永觀堂是東山觀賞紅葉的最佳地點。大約 3,000 棵楓樹覆蓋了寺廟的整個區域。最高的寶塔Dabotou被秋葉包圍的景象是一個奇妙的景象。後莊池周圍種植著日本楓樹，日本楓樹和極樂橋在水中的倒影是必看的。這座特殊的寺廟通常不對公眾開放，只在櫻花和紅葉季節向公眾開放。步行即可到達哲學家之路，這條小徑在秋天是有色的，所以建議沿著這條小徑散步。亮點包括散落的秋葉，將寺廟大門的石階變成鮮紅色，以及以Nyoigatake為背景的美麗花園。寶塔的美麗色彩和火紅的楓葉相結合，非常華麗。東邊的大澤池也是觀賞紅葉的熱門地點。秋景倒映在水面上，真是太棒了。這座寺廟位於小倉山上，以小倉百忍一津而聞名。秋天，從入口大門到仁王門的通道被秋天的樹葉覆蓋，形成了一條樹葉隧道。位於石階頂部的12米高的Dabotou（寶塔）周圍的紅葉是必看的。在寺廟和寶塔周圍地區也可以欣賞到京都市的全景。對於知情人士來說，這是一個著名的紅葉觀賞點。樹木的顏色變化比京都其他地方晚，紅葉可以欣賞到12月中旬。周圍環繞著鬱鬱蔥蔥的竹林，竹子的綠色與秋葉變幻莫測的色彩形成了鮮明的對比。北條的心形窗戶Inome-mado也向公眾開放。窗邊的秋葉美得令人歎為觀止。琉璃子院是落北八瀨的熱門景點，二樓漆桌上倒映著紅葉的壯麗景色，令人歎為觀止。任何人都可以在辦公桌前舉起相機拍攝這一壯觀的景色。它每年只向公眾開放兩次，分別在春季和秋季。請欣賞秋天的樹葉在您的視野中蔓延開闊的景色。Sohonzan Komyoji Temple位於長岡京市西山腳下。遊客可以看到四個季節中每個季節的豐富自然表現。每年11月中旬至12月上旬，都會為紅葉舉行特別的寺廟入口。通往寺廟的楓樹之路，擁有令人印象深刻的約250棵老楓樹，是一個絕佳的拍照點。箕面大瀑布是大阪觀賞紅葉的最佳地點之一。廣闊的箕面公園的瀑布和紅葉形成鮮明對比。從阪急 箕面站到瀑布的2.6公里路線上，到處都可以欣賞到紅葉。如果你來箕面，你必須嘗試著名的“紅葉天婦羅”（楓葉天婦羅）。它是一種略帶甜味和鬆脆的小吃，由真正的楓葉一片一片地小心煎炸而成。您可以在瀧道的商店購買。箕面勝王寺自古以來就被稱為吉祥寺，11月被燦爛的秋葉裝飾。覆蓋寺廟入口的秋葉隧道尤為壯觀。背景中的青山與秋天的樹葉形成鮮明的對比，猶如一幅畫。勝王寺也被稱為“Kachi-Dharma”寺。到處都擺放著小佛偶，包括樓梯和石牆上。請享受可愛的佛法和美麗的大自然。空樂園花園是神戶市城市公園中唯一的日本花園。這是一個帶池塘的海遊式花園，有墊腳石和石橋，遊客可以在上面看到溪流和瀑布。花園裡春天以杜鵑花聞名，秋天花園裡點綴著秋天的樹葉。  船庫和前哈薩克住宅等重要文化財產也被重新安置以保護。為什麼不在神戶市享受正宗的日本庭園和紅葉呢？公園分為北美、歐洲等世界不同地區，以及不同類型的樹木，讓遊客瞭解紅葉的多樣之美。長谷池周圍地區是用水鏡觀賞秋色的特別美麗的地方。讓我們漫步在廣闊的公園裡，享受紅葉的世界之旅吧！六甲有馬索道連接六甲山頂和有馬溫泉約12分鐘。遊客可以欣賞到根據海拔高度變化的紅葉。從纜車的一英尺高的大窗戶上可以看到秋天的樹葉，非常壯觀。有九個風格各異的庭園，背景是被註冊為世界遺產的姬路城。由於江戶時代的氛圍，花園經常用於拍攝電影和電視劇。秋季，紅葉節從11月中旬到12月上旬舉行。（2022年11月18日至12月4日）最佳遊覽時間是在「紅葉會」（賞紅葉）期間，當樹葉被照亮時，可以欣賞到美妙的景色。您可以欣賞到與白天不同的美妙景色。長谷寺位於奈良縣櫻井市，被稱為「花之寺」。。寺廟每年開放兩次，分別在春季和秋季，限時開放，供特別參觀。一個必看的地方是禮拜堂的地板。在秋天，遊客可以欣賞到變成鮮紅色的“Yuka-momiji”（地板楓葉）。從主廳前的舞臺上眺望秋葉的景色不容錯過。被紅葉環繞的五層寶塔是壯麗的景象。一定要參觀長谷寺，那裡的整座山都裝飾著秋天的樹葉。日本的秋天非常生動。看紅葉的地方太多了，不可能一下子全部看完。請找到您最喜歡的地方，隨心所欲地欣賞紅葉。

萬博紀念公園是大阪觀光的好去處！看點解析！

The Osaka-Kansai Expo is scheduled to be held in Osaka in 2025. The former site of the 1970 Osaka Expo has been transformed into Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, a popular spot for children and adults alike to enjoy a variety of activities. There are many things to see and do in the park, so we have picked out a few points that you should keep in mind. If you check them out in advance, you will surely be able to enjoy them without wasting your time!   -INDEX- 1.What is Expo ’70 Commemorative Park? 2.Entrance Fees and Holidays 3. Tower of the Sun, the symbol of Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, is sure to be a photo-stealing attraction! 4.Experience Wabi-sabi in the Japanese Garden, a garden created with the best of Japanese landscaping techniques. 5. Natural and Cultural Gardens are photogenic places to visit! Enjoy the seasonal flowers and plants at the Gardens! 6. Thrilling activities are also available! “BAMPAKU BEAST” and “Labyrinth Fortress” (1) BAMPAKU BEAST (2) “Labyrinth Fortress”, a giant three-dimensional athletic maze 7. There is so much more than nature and athletic activities! Facilities in Expo ’70 Commemorative Park (1) National Museum of Ethnology (2) Expo ’70 Pavilion (3) “LIVING PARK” & Cafe “WEST” 8.Expo ’70 Commemorative Park offers a wide variety of events throughout the year! 9.How to get to Expo ’70 Commemorative Park Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, commonly known as Japan World Exposition Commemorative Park, is located in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture, and was developed on the site of the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo).   The expansive 260-hectare site offers a wide variety of natural attractions, including the “Nature and  Cultural Gardens” and the “Japanese Garden”, cultural facilities such as the “National Museum of Ethnology” and the “Osaka Japanese Folk Crafts Museum”, and the “BAMPAKU BEAST”, one of the world’s largest athletic towers.   Across the main road is EXPOCITY, one of Japan’s largest commercial facilities, perfect for shopping and dining! The area is also adjacent to facilities such as the Giant Ferris Wheel, which boasts the highest height in Japan, and NIFREL, a “living museum” that combines an aquarium, zoo, and art museum, making it an area where adults and children, large groups or solo visitors, can fully enjoy themselves according to their needs. The area is designed to provide ample enjoyment for adults and children, large groups or single visitors, according to their needs. Basic information about Expo ’70 Commemorative Park is as follows (subject to change, so please check the official website before your visit). ●Opening hours: 9:30-17:00 (admission until 30 minutes before closing) ●Closed: Wednesdays (if Wednesday is a national holiday, the weekday immediately following Wednesday) / Year-end and New Year holidays Open every day from April 1 to GW in May, October, and November. ●Admission: Adults: 260 yen, Junior high school and elementary school students: 80 yen ●Address: Senri Banpaku Park, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture ●Official website: Expo’70 Commemorative Park The symbol of Expo ’70 Commemorative Park is the Tower of the Sun, designed by Taro Okamoto, one of Japan’s most famous artists, and built for the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo)! A commemorative photo in front of this tower soaring into the sky is a must. The top of the tower represents a “golden face” symbolizing the future, the front side a “sun face” symbolizing the present, and the back side a “black sun” symbolizing the past. It is a unique tower that gives a completely different impression depending on the angle of view. The “Tree of Life” displayed inside represents the evolutionary process of life from protozoa to humans. In principle, the museum was closed to the public, but it has been open to the public since 2018. Currently, reservations are given priority. Same-day tickets may be sold on the day of the exhibition if available.   ●Fees: Adults: 930 yen, Elementary/Junior high school students: 380 yen Nature and Cultural Gardens and Japanese Garden common admission set) ●Time required: about 30 min. ●10 min walk from Banpaku-kinen-koen Station ●Closed: Same as Expo ’70 Commemorative Park *Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis for the inside of the tower. Please be sure to check the official website of Tower of the Sun. Located on the north side of the park is the Japanese Garden, an approximately 26-hectare area created by the best of Japanese landscaping techniques. A stream flows across the long and narrow terrain measuring 1,300 meters from east to west and 200 meters from north to south, and along the stream are areas that incorporate landscaping styles from different periods, such as the Early Modern, Middle Ages, Modern, and Contemporary periods. The “Falls in Filtered Sun Light” is located in the joudai area. It consists of several waterfalls centering on a 3.5-meter-high waterfall. Both banks are planted with maple trees, and visitors can enjoy a different beauty each season, such as the fresh green leaves filtering through the trees in spring and the bright red autumn leaves …… in fall. In the medieval area, there are bamboo groves where you can feel the serenity and beautiful Karesansui (dry landscape garden), in which water is expressed by stones and sand without using water, allowing visitors to experience the Wabi-sabi(Wabi-sabi is a Japanese expression referring to an aesthetic concept of perceiving beauty in imperfection.) of the Japanese, who find beauty in simple things.   It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to make a round of the Japanese Garden. You can take more time to fully enjoy the scenery, or if you want to appreciate the garden in a shorter time, we recommend a short course of about 30 minutes, starting from the central rest area to enjoy the magnificent view of Tsuki-yama, the changing scenery around Shinji-ike Pond, and Karesansui (dry landscape garden).   ●Time required: about 1 hour and 30 minutes ●About 15 minutes on foot from Koen-higashiguchi station (to the main gate of the Japanese Garden) ●Closed/Wednesdays (if Wednesday is a national holiday, the following Thursday), the New Year’s holiday *But open from April 1 to Golden Week and from October 1 to November 30. The area extending to the west of the park, including Tower of the Sun, is called the “Nature and Cultural Gardens. With the idea of recreating a natural forest, various trees, plants and flowers were planted after the closing of the Osaka Expo, and it has been more than 50 years since then. It is now as lush and green as it is today. Visitors can stroll through the park while admiring the flowers and trees that bloom beautifully in each season: cherry blossoms in spring, tulips and poppies, sunflowers in summer, autumn leaves and cosmos in fall, and plum blossoms and camellias in winter ……. The “Flower Hill(Hana-no-oka)” near the west exit is a flower garden of chamomile in spring and cosmos and kochia in fall. The scenery is breathtaking, as if you have entered the world of a storybook, and the area is well worth a visit.   ＜Flower Hill(Hana-no-oka)＞ ●Time required /about 30 min ●About 25 minutes on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station Nature Observation and Study Hall “moricara” in the Nature and Cultural Gardens, visitors can learn about the fun and importance of nature through exhibitions, observation, and crafts. With a kids’ space and nursing room, this is a great spot for families with children.   ＜Nature Observation and Study Hall “moricara”＞ ●Time required: about 1 hour ●About 20 minutes on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station ●Closed／Following the schedule of Expo ’70 Commemorative Park (other temporary closures may apply) Adjacent to Nature Observation and Study Hall “moricara” is the Sorado (Aerial Promenade), a facility consisting of an aerial walkway through the forest and an 82-meter-high observation tower. Visitors can enjoy a magnificent view of the park from the highest point in the park.   ＜Sorado (Aerial Promenade)＞ ●Time required / about 30 min. ●About 20 minutes on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station Opening in 2020, BAMPAKU BEAST is one of the world’s largest athletic towers with four levels, a rooftop, and a sky corridor. Visitors from elementary school students to seniors can enjoy about 120 different activities, including climbing, slacklining, and aerial bicycling.   ●Fees: Adults: 3,000 yen, Junior high school students: 2,200 yen, Elementary school students: 1,500 yen ●Time required: about 80 minutes (safety equipment and training will be provided separately) ●about 25 minutes on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station ●Closed: Same as the Expo ’70 Commemorative Park closed days *Closed or suspended in case of rain or stormy weather. Please check the official website for the latest operation status. BAMPAKU BEAST has terms and conditions of use. Please check the official website for details. This is the first time it has appeared in western Japan! This is a huge athletic maze with five levels and a height of 13 meters, where you become an “adventurer lost in a labyrinth” and aim for the goal on the top floor. There are two courses with different levels of difficulty: a “physical course” and an “intellectual course”.   ●Fees: 500 yen per person for each course (3 years old and up are charged) ●Time required: about 20 min. ●About 10 min on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station There are conditions of use for the Labyrinth Fortress. Please check the official website for details. ●Closed/as per Expo ’70 Commemorative Park The National Museum of Ethnology, commonly known as “Minpaku”, is a facility that exhibits tools of daily life, ethnic costumes, and ritual implements collected from around the world based on research and studies related to ethnology and cultural anthropology. The exhibits are arranged by region (Oceania, America, Europe, Africa, and Asia), so you can feel as if you are touring the world. The Japanese culture exhibit is also a must-see.   At the Osaka Japanese Folk Crafts Museum, located next to the National Museum of Ethnology, visitors can view ceramics, dyed fabrics, wood crafts, and other folk crafts from around Japan. It is also recommended to check out souvenirs at the store attached to the museum.   ●Fees: Adults: 580 yen, college students: 250 yen ●Time required:about 1 hr 30 min. ●About 15 min on foot from Koen-higashiguchi station ●Closed: Wednesdays (if Wednesday is a national holiday, the weekday immediately following Wednesday will be closed), year-end and New Year holidays Opened in 2010 as a commemorative museum for the 1970 Japan World Exposition (Osaka Expo). The museum features an array of photographs and other items that give visitors a glimpse of that time.   ●Fees/High school students and older: 500 yen ●Time required: about 60 min. ●About 10 min on foot from Koen-higashiguchi station ●Closed/follows Expo ’70 Commemorative Park “LIVING PARK” is a glamping facility based on the concept of “a cozy space in a park that feels like a living room in a house”. You can also enjoy BBQ at the attached cafe “WEST”.   ●Fees/Vary according to plan ●About 20 minutes on foot from Bampaku-kinen-koen Station ●Closed/as per Expo ’70 Commemorative Park The Expo ’70 Commemorative Park hosts a variety of events such as music events, lighting up with projection mapping, fireworks displays, gourmet festivals, and more. When you visit, don’t forget to check the event information. There are two stations closest to Expo ’70 Commemorative Park: Bampaku-kinen-koen Station and Koen-higashiguchi Station on the Osaka Monorail. Bampaku-kinen-koen Station, located in the center of the park, is the closest station to Tower of the Sun, the Nature and Cultural Gardens, the Central Gate, and EXPOCITY. Koen-higashiguchi Station, located farther east, is the closest station to the National Museum of Ethnology and the Japanese Garden. The distance between the stations is a little over 1 km, so it is possible to walk around the park using either station.   There are several routes to get to Expo ’70 Commemorative Park from Osaka Umeda Station on the Hankyu Railway, Osaka’s terminal station.   (1) When using the Kyoto Line from Hankyu “Osaka Umeda Station” (about 35 minutes) Take the Hankyu Kyoto Line (bound for Kyoto Kawaramachi) from Osaka Umeda Station on the Hankyu Line. Take the Hankyu Kyoto Line bound for Kyoto Kawaramachi, get off at Minami Ibaraki Station, and take the Osaka Monorail bound for Osaka Airport at the adjacent Minami Ibaraki Station. 2 stops away is Bampaku-kinen-koen Station. (2) From Osaka Umeda Station on the Hankyu Line, take the Senri Line (about 40 minutes). Take the Hankyu Senri Line (bound for Kita-senri) from Osaka Umeda Station. Get off at “Yamada Station” and board the Monorail (bound for Kadoma City) at “Yamada Station” of the adjacent Osaka Monorail. The next station is Bampaku-kinen-koen Station. If you are planning to visit Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, which has a wide variety of facilities on its vast grounds, we recommend that you decide what you are going to enjoy and check it out well in advance. The following are just a few of the many must-see spots, so please take a look at them before you visit!

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