Cool video, thank you! I'm reading "The 48 Laws of Power" and found this story to be interesting so i wanted to learn more about it. Hello from Pennsylvania, USA!
Thank you for your wonderful videos, as always! I was walking the Kishu Kaido today, past Tenjin no Mori and the monument left to the famous tea house Tengachaya was named for, and wondered if you would ever expand on the story of Sen no Rikyu, and talk about the story of how Hideyoshi and his entourage famously impacted the area on their journey to Sumiyoshi Taisha! I would also love to learn more about the mysterious Takeno Joo, who - as far as I have been able to find out - was the teacher of Sen no Rikyu and eventually retired somewhere in Tenjin no Mori...perhaps on the grounds of the shrine? I have also read that Takeno Joo had a small teahouse not too far away on the property of the Shoenji temple and shrine complex atop Shotenyama in Abeno ward. Not sure when that might've been destroyed, but that hill does seem to feel a bit...unlucky. Even now, it's plagued with problems, thanks to a real estate fraud case, and the whole area might end up sold! Such a sad fate for a place full of such important history! I really hope you might become interested and make a video about it! :)
Thank you for your comment. I checked the history around Tengachaya. And I found a good map about Hideyoshi and Rikyu around that area. This is it. www.osaka-asobo.jp/course/pdf/m/open/i/21
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Fascinating. Thankyou.
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Wow. So informative. We'll try this at the Sakai Plaza next week!!
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Another great video! Thanks for sharing ;)
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@@lastsamuraikyoto Welcome :)
Cool video, thank you! I'm reading "The 48 Laws of Power" and found this story to be interesting so i wanted to learn more about it. Hello from Pennsylvania, USA!
Thank you for watching Deep Japan. There are many episodes about Japan in Deep Japan channel. If you have time, please check.
Thank you for your wonderful videos, as always! I was walking the Kishu Kaido today, past Tenjin no Mori and the monument left to the famous tea house Tengachaya was named for, and wondered if you would ever expand on the story of Sen no Rikyu, and talk about the story of how Hideyoshi and his entourage famously impacted the area on their journey to Sumiyoshi Taisha!
I would also love to learn more about the mysterious Takeno Joo, who - as far as I have been able to find out - was the teacher of Sen no Rikyu and eventually retired somewhere in Tenjin no Mori...perhaps on the grounds of the shrine? I have also read that Takeno Joo had a small teahouse not too far away on the property of the Shoenji temple and shrine complex atop Shotenyama in Abeno ward. Not sure when that might've been destroyed, but that hill does seem to feel a bit...unlucky. Even now, it's plagued with problems, thanks to a real estate fraud case, and the whole area might end up sold! Such a sad fate for a place full of such important history! I really hope you might become interested and make a video about it! :)
Thank you for your comment. I checked the history around Tengachaya. And I found a good map about Hideyoshi and Rikyu around that area. This is it. www.osaka-asobo.jp/course/pdf/m/open/i/21
@@lastsamuraikyoto Wow, thank you!!! This is super useful!
こんばんは。あなたのビデオの音楽を押してくれませんか？ 大好きです。
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Is this the one?
@@lastsamuraikyoto そうですね。ずっと大好きですが特にこのビデオの歌この時点では一番好きです。これは何ですか、教えてくれませんか？ ありがとうございます。
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