【大内氏館跡】西ノ京の栄華を誇った全盛期の大内氏の転落

The Ouchi clan, a powerful force in western Japan, reached its peak during Yoshitaka's reign, developing Yamaguchi to the point where it was known as the Western Capital. However, its fall from grace was swift. When Yoshitaka lost his life in a coup d'état by the Sue clan, it was his former hostage, Mori Takamoto, who offered prayers for his soul. --------------------------------- [Time Code] ◆ Memorial Tower for Ouchi Yoshitaka and Haiku Monument: 2:32 ◆ Main Hall: 5:12 ◆ Pond Garden: 6:11 ◆ Jippotei Ishinkan: 8:26 --------------------------------- [Ouchi Clan Mansion Ruins] ◆ The Ryufuku-ji Temple grounds are not particularly large, but they offer many attractions. Additionally, earthworks and dry moats have been restored around the temple grounds, and a dry landscape garden has also been restored to the northwest. To the north of the temple grounds, Yasaka Shrine and other sites are located on the former site of Norihiro's retirement hill, making it a worthwhile visit. ◆It's a 10-minute walk from JR Shin-Yamaguchi Station, and there's also a bus service from Shin-Yamaguchi Station on the Shinkansen. For those arriving by car, there's a parking lot just south of the temple. --- [Channel] @Walking Japan: Walking Through Castle Ruins By unraveling history, we thoroughly research and carefully select places that allow you to feel the samurai spirit and tense atmosphere of the past. ◆Operating Company: Aster Vision, Inc. Website: https://astervision.co.jp/ --------------------------------- [Filming Equipment] ◆iPhone 13 Pro ◆GoPro HERO10 Black --------------------------------- [Editing Software] ◆PowerDirector 365 --------------------------------- Parts of the video use Geospatial Information Authority of Japan tiles with place names and icons added. --------------------------------- #OuchiClanMansionRuins #RyūfukujiTemple #YoshitakaOuchi #RyūfukujiTempleMuseum #FireflyCage #OjiLobby #JippoteiIshinkan #TakamotoMori #Nishi-no-Kyō #WalkingTravelsJapan #@aruitetabisuru