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March 19, 2018

Elementary School in Wakayama City, Wakayama, Japan

When I graduated, the number of us was twice, no, three times more than theirs.

Nowadays schoolchildren are Opshare.

Half of the girls are wearing hakama.

A few boys are wearing hakama.

The situation is quite different from when I graduated.

We went to the graduation ceremony in everyday wear.

Well, when the hakama appearance increases, it would be embarrassing if it is not a hakama.

Well, I think it's nice to be fashionable.

A few years ago, there were many costumes of the AKB style.

AKB style costumes will not be fun if you don't collect your friends.

It looks unexpectedly sober that the AKB style costume is only one person.

Because, the AKB style costume is originally a tribute to the school uniform.

Congratulations on your graduation!

Then, excuse me soon.

Good bye

Keep an eye on that man: his movements are suspicious.

Still, were you there?

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Discover Traditional Japan in the Heart of the San'in Region | japan-guide.com - Duration: 9:39.

Along the Sea-of-Japan coast of Western Honshu lies Japan's San'in region.

This mystical land, that is synonymous with Japan's creation mythology

is home to a number of revered shrines and temples

as well as an abundance of stunning natural scenery.

Unconnected to the rest of the country by shinkansen

the San'in region retains an atmosphere that contrasts greatly

with that of Japan's bustling big cities

and is the perfect place for those wishing to get a taste of traditional Japan.

And this is exactly where we're going.

I'm Sam Evans, staff writer for japan-guide.com, and over the next few days

I'll be traversing this extraordinary area to experience a different side of Japan.

Here's the plan:

We'll fly from Tokyo to the San'in region.

The main attraction for Day 1 will be the famous Izumo Grand Shrine

and beautiful nearby coastline.

On Day 2 we head east to Adachi Art Museum and its celebrated garden before ending in

Matsue City where we'll explore the castle.

On our third and final day, we continue east to Mount Daisen, which is that tallest mountain

in the region is the home to the important hillside temple Daisenji.

So follow along as we experience traditional Japan in the San'in region.

Day 1

Upon landing at Izumo Airport, we'll pick up our rental car and head over to the exalted

Izumo Grand Shrine in Izumo City.

Following this we'll take a scenic drive along the coastline to Cape Hinomisaki

and take in the stunning views from the top of Hinomisaki Lighthouse.

On our drive back we'll make a stop at Inasa Beach

before continuing to Tamatsukuri Onsen town

where we'll end the day with a meal and a bath in a traditional ryokan.

This is Izumo Taisha often considered to be the oldest shrine in Japan and certainly one

of the country's most important.

Now this beautiful shrine has deep ties with Japan's creation mythology.

So we've just left Izumo Taisha and now we're on our way to Cape Hinomisaki.

So this is Cape Hinomisaki, known for it's beautiful views of the ocean

and it's really tall lighthouse.

We're going to check out this area and then we're going to go checkout Inasa Beach before

staying the night Tamatsukuri Onsen, a traditional hot spring town.

So we've arrived at our ryokan in Tamatsukuri Onsen

and now we're going to enjoy a nice dinner and a hot bath.

What a perfect end to an amazing day of traveling.

Day 2

Today we'll start bright and early with a visit to Yaegaki Shrine

before heading on to Adachi Art Museum and its beautiful landscape garden.

Come afternoon, we'll make our way up to the city of Matsue where we'll explore the

historic Matsue Castle and finish with a delicious seafood feast at a nearby popular restaurant.

So we've arrived this morning at Yaegaki Shrine.

And out back they have this special Mirror Pond.

Now at this Mirror Pond they have an interesting custom where people put a coin on top of this

special piece of paper and then lay it on the pond's surface

and the amount of time it takes for the coin and the paper to sink

signifies how much time it will take for that person to find their soulmate.

So this is the Adachi Museum of Art which which was established in 1980 as a fusion

between the founder's passion for Japanese garden design and art.

The complex is best known for its award winning garden which can be enjoyed all year round.

So let's go and check it out.

Now we're on route to Matsue Castle, one of only twelve castles in the country whose

main keep has survived since the feudal era.

One of the best ways to explore the castle is through a boat tour in the castle's moat.

Day 3

Our final day will see us drive to Yasugi Kiyomizu Temple for some traditional Buddhist

experiences lead by a monk

before continuing on to snow-capped Mount Daisen

After making our way around Daisenji Temple, the mountain's main temple

it's back to the airport where our trip will come to an end.

So we're on our way to Yasugi Kiyomizu Temple, a hillside Buddhist temple that offers visitors

the chance to participate in such experiences

as sutra copying and meditation guided by a Buddhist monk.

Daisenji Temple where we are now is located on Mount Daisen

the tallest mountain in the entire Chugoku Region.

Now from this temple visitors can join the trail-head to hike to the summit of the mountain.

And that concludes our exploration of the Sanin region.

Thanks for joining me.

I hope this video has been enjoyable and perhaps even inspires some ideas

should you decide to plan a trip in the area.

For more information about the Sanin region or to watch another video

click the links on the screen now

or head over to Japan-Guide.com

your comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide

first-hand from Japan.

Thanks for watching, and be sure to subscribe for more videos about Japan.

Happy travels.

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North Korean state media attacks Seoul for security talks with U.S. and Japan - Duration: 2:16.

North Korean state media criticized Seoul for taking part in recent security meetings

with the U.S. and Japan.

Pyongyang claims the South's dependence on foreign nations interferes with the inter-Korean

reconcilation mood.

Kwon Jang-ho brings us the latest in a number of attacks made by the regime's news outlets.

North Korea's state run newspaper, the Rodong Sinmun, ran a commentary on Monday, criticizing

South Korea for continuing to be involved with other nations over its security matters.

Referring to meetings held by Seoul's defense ministry with its U.S. and Japanese counterparts

in recent weeks, the newspaper said that "South Korea continues to make plans to cooperate

with foreign forces... causing great concern for our peoples."

It describes the meeting as "a foul, confrontational plot, which reverses the current mood towards

reconciliation"... and that it's the two Koreas that "need to

take each other's hands, not with others" to resolve their differences.

This commentary follows similar attacks on South Korea and the international community

in recent days.

The Rodong Sinmun once again hit out at Seoul's decision to roll-out its new F-35A stealth

fighter jets this week, as well as its deal to purchase 90 more air-to-surface Taurus

missiles.

Pyongyang's diplomatic missions to the United Nations slammed the UN council for adopting

a resolution condemning the regime's human rights abuses.

North Korea called it an attempt by the U.S. and "other hostile forces" to tarnish its

image.

While Pyongyang's attacks have caused some to question the sincerity of its approach

for dialogue, especially as there has so far been no official mention of the upcoming summit

talks in its state media, others say it is a tactic to strengthen its hand before the

talks.

"Despite North Korea expressing a will to denuclearize, sanctions and military pressure

have not eased, and this is a frustrated reaction to that.

Because THEY were the ones who chose the road towards dialogue, they are not in a position

to withdraw from it.

The attacks are not that strong, nor are they aimed to derail the upcoming summit talks."

Although Pyongyang's comments could cause some friction, Seoul and Washington are not

expected to take any notice for now, and will push forward with their respective North Korea

summits as planned.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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