飛鳥の石造物を解説（猿石編）！『飛鳥・藤原の宮都』【対談】松原純 × 来村多加史

Last time we introduced the Turtle Stone, but this time we'll be focusing on the Monkey Stone. The four famous monkey stones are located at the "Kibihime-no-O Tomb," next to the tomb of Emperor Kinmei. What do they look like? What do they symbolize? We'll delve into these mysteries, including the "Monkey Stone at Takatori Castle Ruins" and the "Human Head Stone at Kōei-ji Temple," so please enjoy until the end. NHK Publishing's "Thorough Investigation: The Asuka and Fujiwara Palaces" https://www.nhk-book.co.jp/detail/000... Filming Location: Abeno Harukas 23F Exchange Space/Seminar Room [Professor Kimura's Background] Professor Kimura is from Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture, and has been interested in archaeology since childhood. Inspired by Professor Yoshinori Aboshi of Kansai University, who excavated the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus, he enrolled at Kansai University and studied under Professor Aboshi. After completing his doctoral program at Kansai University Graduate School, he obtained a doctorate for his research on Chinese imperial tombs. He is also active in many other fields, including television appearances, book publications, and as a tour guide and instructor for "Club Tourism." "Takashi Kimura" Wikipedia https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/来村多加史 Tour with Takashi Raimura https://tour.club-t.com/tour/relation... Books by Professor Raimura (Amazon) https://www.amazon.co.jp/s?k=来村多加史&ad... If you found this video helpful, please leave a like and a comment. YouTube Channel    / naraconcierge   Social Media Instagram:   / nara_concie.  . Facebook:   / naraconcierge   Twitter:   / nara_concierge   Mainichi Shimbun Article https://mainichi.jp/articles/20200309...