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Another bizarre mascot was Papa-tako, an octopus from Akaishi, Hyogo Pref. パパたこ（兵庫 明石市）124 views
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Moat as seen from Ninomaru-Sawaguchi Tamon Yagura Turret. Iroha pine trees on left.124 views
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Left end of Tenbin Yagura turret.124 views
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Tenbin Yagura's left side has shaped stones fitting together using a newer technique (otoshi-zumi 落し積み) when repaired in 1854. 124 views
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Inside Tenbin Yagura turret124 views
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Rear view of Tenbin Yagura turret. The middle door also serves as an entrance.124 views
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Path to Taikomon Gate.124 views
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Construction of Hikone Castle started in 1604 as an urgent national project ordered by Ieyasu to deter any rebellious daimyo in western Japan and to protect Kyoto, the Imperial Capital.124 views
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Banner for the 150th anniversary of Lord Ii Naosuke opening Japan to the world.123 views
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Bridge to Tenbin Yagura turret123 views
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Under the right turret inside Tenbin Yagura. Stairway (closed to public) to 2nd floor of right turret.123 views
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Hikone Port for boats going to Chikubushima and Takeshima islands 彦根港122 views
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Behind the horse stable and Ninomaru-Sawaguchi Tamon Yagura Turret in the background.122 views
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Inside Tenbin Yagura turret, looking toward the left turret.122 views
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Tenbin Yagura's right side has natural, unshaped stones (gobo-zumi 牛蒡積み) with small stones in the gaps.122 views
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As one of the inner-circle fudai daimyo (譜代大名), the Ii clan continued to be influential in the Tokugawa shogunate.122 views
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Central compounds like the Kanenomaru and Honmaru and the main castle tower were completed within a few years and teenager Lord Naotsugu moved in from Sawayama Castle.122 views
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Omotemon Bridge121 views
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Front view of Hikone Castle tower 天守閣121 views
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Entrance to castle tower121 views
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Since Naomasa's son Naotsugu (井伊 直継) was too young, Chief Retainer Kimata Morikatsu (家老 木俣守勝) acted on his behalf to plan the new castle's construction. Upon the approval of Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, Mt. Hikone on the shore of 121 views
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Caffy, mascot for Sports Recreation Shiga 2008. It was his final appearance, but he has been resurrected in March 2009 to serve as another official mascot of Shiga Prefecture. キャッフィー（滋賀）120 views
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View of the bridge from Tenbin Yagura turret.120 views
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Rear view of Tenbin Yagura turret. 120 views
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A number of structures were thus saved, including the main castle tower. In 1944, the Ii family donated the castle to the city of Hikone.120 views
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After the demise of the Tokugawa and the restoration of Imperial rule in 1868, castles were ordered to be demolished. Hikone Castle was also being dismantled when Emperor Meiji visiting in 1878 spared the castle.120 views
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The castle was finally completed by the Ii clan in 1622. Hikone Castle was the government seat and residence of the Hikone daimyo who ruled the Hikone domain and a few domains in Edo (Tokyo).120 views
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Naosuke's poem in modern Japanese. For the sake of the country, he had no regrets. A few months later, he was assassinated. 120 views
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Scale model of Hikone Castle in Kaikoku Kinenkan museum.120 views
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In one Tora-san movie (starring Atsumi Kiyoshi) made in 1982, this is where he sold his goods.119 views
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You can enter Taikomon Gate which is an exhibition room for photos of Japanese castles and a model of Hikone Castle.119 views
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Hikone Gun Battalion119 views
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Tenbin Yagura's Rokabashi Bridge had a roof.119 views
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Hikone Castle is a designated Special National Historic Place (特別史跡).118 views
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Although it was the most prominent building, the daimyo did not live in it. It was mainly a glorious symbol and storehouse for samurai armor and other artifacts of past Hikone daimyo.117 views
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Nicknamed Little Edo (Koedo), the castle town of Hikone holds the annual Little Edo Hikone Castle Festival Parade on Nov. 3 from 1 pm to 3 pm.117 viewsVery elaborate costume parade of mainly kids dressed as samurai and Edo-Period ladies. Highlights include the Hikone Gun Battalion giving a matchlock gun demo (in front of Horse Stable), Ii Naosuke played by an actor on horseback, fireman acrobatics, and Sarugaku dancers. The parade route starts from Joto Elementary School and proceeds along the road to the castle and passes in front of the Umaya Horse Stable. Short walk from JR Hikone Station. Parade route map:
http://www.hikoneshi.com/jp/event/articles/c/parade
Photo: Statue of Lord Ii Naomasa in front of Hikone Station.
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A major reason why Hikone Castle is a National Treasure is because it has many different types of roof features on one building.117 views
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Tawawa-chan promoting Kyoto Tower probably wishes that she could also smile. Also see my YouTube video here. たわわちゃん (京都 京都市）116 views
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Ninomaru-Sawaguchi Tamon Yagura Turret with windows open.116 views
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Other folding screens on display.116 views
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Kamon-chan is a princess created by students at Shiga Univ. for Ii Naosuke and the 150th anniversary of Japan's opening to the world. カモンちゃん (滋賀 彦根市）115 views
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Under the bridge to Tenbin Yagura turret.115 views
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Some are Tosa (from Kochi Prefecture) pines whose roots do not protrude above ground.115 views
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View from castle tower, looking toward central Hikone with the castle museum in the foreground.115 views
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Sign outside the Taikomon Gate indicating the city's project to have Hikone Castle be designated as a World Heritage Site.114 views
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Mt. Ibuki, Shiga's highest mountain a seen from the Honmaru compound.114 views
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Hikone Gun Battalion whose members are licensed to fire matchlock guns.113 views
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Statue of Lord ii Naosuke.113 views
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Display cases of castle artifacts.113 views
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JR Minami Hikone Station112 views
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Sagawan (little sister) is the cutest of the bunch, promoting the Sagawa Art Museum in Moriyama, Shiga. さがわん３兄弟（妹）(滋賀 守山市）112 views
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Shiga's mascot characters112 views
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Lord Ii Naosuke Poetry Monument along the Iroha pine trees.112 views
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While using a metaphor of Lake Biwa's waves crashing relentlessly against a rocky shore, the poem expresses Naosuke's brain-wracking efforts as Chief Minister in dealing with successive waves of difficult problems.112 views
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One of the large stones at the poetry monument has a duck carving.112 views
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Yoemon-kun, the mascot for the 400th anniversary of the birth of Confucian scholar Nakae Toju from Takashima, Shiga Pref. よえもん君 (滋賀 高島市）111 views
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Top floor ceiling.111 views
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First they introduced Shiga's mascot characters including Hiko-nyan.111 views
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Iroha-matsu pine trees line the road to the castle.111 views
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For New Year's in 1860, Naosuke had a formal portrait of himself painted by Kano Eigaku (狩野永岳) and wrote this poem above the portrait.111 views
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Tenbin Yagura is named after the luggage-carrying shoulder pole like this Omi merchant. 111 views
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People line up to enter Hikone Castle's main tower.111 views
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Hiko-chu from Hikone. A Koga ninja mouse. Notice the shuriken on his left. Its creator seems to have been influenced too much by Mickey. ひこちゅう (滋賀 彦根市）110 views
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Jaguji, one of the more bizarre-looking mascots, is based on a water faucet. Promotes the Board of Water Supply in the Osaka city. じゃぐ爺 (大阪 大阪市）110 views
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View of the bridge from Tenbin Yagura turret.110 views
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Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret. "Sanju" means three stories. You can see the 3-story turret and go up the 2nd and 3rd floors.110 views
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Two catfishes: Magnee (Shiga Lakestars mascot) and Caffy (sports mascot).110 views
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Statue of Lord ii Naosuke.110 views
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This is how crowded it can get to enter Hikone Castle's main tower. This was on a Sunday during Golden Week.110 views
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The main highlight of the festival is the Hikone Castle Festival Parade held in the afternoon of Nov. 3 (national holiday called Culture Day).109 views
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Miss Hikone Castle109 views
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About the Ninomaru-Sawaguchi Tamon Yagura.109 views
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View from Honmaru compound, looking toward Lake Biwa.109 views
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Entrance to Kaikoku Kinenkan museum.108 views
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About the Iroha pine trees.107 views
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People line up to enter Hikone Castle's main tower.107 views
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Ogoton for promoting Ogoto Onsen Spa in Otsu, Shiga. His hairs represent the hot spring's steam. おごとん (滋賀 大津市雄琴温泉）105 views
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Kumokkuru was created by a flower project group in Shibuya, Tokyo. I thought it was a baby monster from a Godzilla movie. くもっくる (東京 渋谷）105 views
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Statue of Ii Naosuke near the Hikone Castle moat. Lord of the castle and also an important historical figure. 井伊 直弼105 viewsIi Naosuke was the Tokugawa shogunate's Chief Minister (Tairo) who favored and concluded commercial treaties with the Western powers and thus broke Japan's isolation from the world. Foreigners were then allowed to trade with Japan and take up residence in cities like Yokohama and Hakodate. Ii was later assassinated in 1860 by samurai radicals from Mito (Ibaraki) who sought to oust the foreign "barbarians."
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Hikone Castle as seen from Genkyu-en Garden. Genkyu-en is a Japanese garden next to the castle.105 views
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Hikone City Hall with a sign urging Hikone Castle to become a World Heritage Site.105 views
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Hikoneguchi Station on the Ohmi Railways first opened in 1901 and renamed Hikoneguchi in 1917. This station building was torn down in Aug. 2014. 彦根口105 views
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Inside Hikoneguchi Station with turnstile visible, before the building was torn down in Aug. 2014.105 views
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Tabi-maru. a traveler character from Kusatsu, Shiga. Kusatsu was a crossroads on the old Tokaido and Nakasendo Roads where many travelers lodged. "Tabi" means "travel." たび丸 (滋賀 草津市)104 views
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Sento-kun, a boy priest with deer antlers to promote the 1300th anniversary of Nara. せんとくん (奈良 奈良市）104 views
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Naosuke bided his time studying and practicing the tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Zen, poetry, martial arts, and other arts.103 views
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Musubi-maru to promote tourism in Sendai, Miyagi Pref. Modeled after Lord Date Masamune. むすび丸 (宮城 仙台市）103 views
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Behind the castle tower is Nishinomaru keep which is west of the castle tower.103 views
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Inside Kaikoku Kinenkan museum.103 views
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Old Hikoneguchi Station turnstile.103 views
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Palanquin. Did not say that Naosuke rode it.102 views
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After seeing the main castle tower, walk behind it to also see the Nishinomaru keep. This is the rear view of Hikone Castle's main tenshu tower as seen from Nishonomaru in fall.102 views
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Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret. This turret is usually closed to the public, but opened during the 400th anniversary in 2007.102 views
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Before or after the castle parade, you might as well see the chrysanthemum exhibit at Gokoku Shrine (護国神社), a shrine dedicated to Shiga's war dead.102 views
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About 46 mascots showed up during the two days. I went on the first day. They are called "yuru-kyara" (ゆるキャラ) in Japanese which means "loose characters." (Don't ask me what that means.)101 views
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Vivace-kun is a beaver promoting Viva City shopping mall in Hikone, Shiga. ビバッチェくん (滋賀 彦根市）101 views
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Yaoi-chan from a shopping arcade in Kita-ku, Kyoto. やおいちゃん（京都 京都市北区 御薗橋８０１商店街）101 views
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Wataru from Kobe, Hyogo promotes the three bridges crossing from Honshu to Shikoku. (Notice the car on the head.) I thought it was a piece of toast walking around. わたる (兵庫 神戸市）101 views
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No nails101 views
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Turbo-kun based on pop singer Takanori Nishikawa of T.M. Revolution who hails from Shiga Prefecture. He is an official tourism ambassador for Shiga.101 views
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Next are groups wearing period costumes. They are junior high schoolers.101 views
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Main building of the Arikawa home, Toriimoto's most distinguished-looking building. This main building was built in 1759. The Arikawa family were a drug manufacturer. The home was designated as an Important Cultural Property in 2012.100 views
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Inside a palanquin.100 views
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Nigiwai-ichi local goods shop set up in spring.100 views
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Hiko-nyan and mouse.100 views
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Miss Hikone Castle100 views
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This road near the primary school is dubbed "Road for Greetings" (Aisatsu no Doro). I walked on this road and passed by a few kids, but received no hellos from them...99 views
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Near the statue, Hana no Shogai (Flowering Life 花の生涯) monument for Funahashi Seiichi's novel about Naosuke's life that was made into the first NHK Taiga Drama.99 views
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Moat as seen from Kuromon Gate.98 views
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Ii Naosuke (井伊 直弼) (1815-1860) as the Tokugawa shogunate's Chief Minister (Tairo) who favored and concluded commercial treaties with the Western powers and thus broke Japan's isolation from the world.98 views
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Inside a palanquin. Seat back cushion.97 views
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Umoregi-no-ya was restored from 1985 to 1991, costing 200 million yen. Subsidized by the Cultural Affairs Agency, the prefecture, and city. It is a Special National Historic Site.97 views
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Tabimaru from Kusatsu, Shiga.97 views
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Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret.96 views
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Inside Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret. (Important Cultural Property)95 views
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Beam joint inside Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret.95 views
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Inside Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret.95 views
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Rear view of Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret.95 views
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Ii Naosuke (井伊 直弼) (1815-1860) was the Tokugawa shogunate's Chief Minister (Tairo) who favored and concluded commercial treaties with the Western powers and thus broke Japan's isolation from the world.95 views
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Path to Nishinomaru in spring. This area is also good for pinicking.95 views
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Ninjaemon ninja mascot from Koka, Shiga95 views
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JR Hikone Station as seen from Heiwado.94 views
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Mori from Moriyama, Shiga94 views
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Heiwado dept. store93 views
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In front of JR Hikone Station93 views
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These heron birds make nests in Genkyu-en's trees.93 views
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The main draw by far was Sento-kun from Nara. The place had two small stages where they introduced each mascot. A huge crowd gathered to see Sento-kun appear on stage.93 views
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Inside Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret. Quite authentic.93 views
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Moat near Genkyuen Garden.93 views
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Otsu Hikaru-kun from Otsu, Shiga to promote the 1000th anniversary in 2008 of the novel Genji Monogatari written in Ishiyama-dera temple in Otsu. おおつ光ルくん (滋賀 大津市）93 views
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Dotaku-kun from Yasu, Shiga. Modeled after Japan's largest ancient bronze bell discovered in Yasu. ドウタクくん (滋賀 野洲市）93 views
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Choshoan tea house was originally the bell ringer’s rest house.93 views
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Umoregi-no-ya entrance.92 views
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For tea ceremony, he was the one who coined the phrase "Ichigo Ichie," literally meaning one time, one meeting. It can mean, "happens only once." 一期一会92 views
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Hikone Castle tower lit up at night.92 views
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Road marker: Go left for the Nakasendo Road or right for the Hikone Road.91 views
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Vivace-kun is a beaver promoting Viva City shopping mall in Hikone, Shiga. ビバッチェくん (滋賀 彦根市）91 views
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Hikone Castle admission fees in 2017.91 views
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Mamyu from the Kyoto International Manga Museum. He wears a pen on his head. About his name, "Ma" is manga, and "myu" is for museum. マミュー (京都 京都市）90 views
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Jiimo-kun from Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka. じーもくん (福岡 北九州市門司区)90 views
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Pyuara promotes the waterworks bureau of Osaka city. Water droplet character. ぴゅあら (大阪 大阪市）90 views
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Takumi Ponzan, a tanuki potter mascot from Shigaraki, Koka, Shiga90 views
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Another room in Choshoan.90 views
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Yakuimon Gate at the Arikawa machiya home. Emperor Meiji rested at the Arikawa home. A family still lives in this home. 有川家住宅 薬医門89 views
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If you walk further, you will see Nishinomaru Sanju-yagura turret.89 views
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Rear of castle tower.89 views
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Moat and cherry trees next to Genkyuen Garden.89 views
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Military band89 views
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Kamakura Period (1185–1333) women wearing veiled straw hats called ichime-gasa. 市女笠89 views
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Hiko-nyan89 views
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He wasn't in the guide book.88 views
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Matcha tea and confection at Choshoan tea house, Hikone Castle.88 views
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Yonbancho Square shopping center 四番町87 views
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Road marker87 views
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Saba-tora Nana-chan is a cat with stripes from mackerel (saba). See the fish in her pouch. Promote Obama in Fukui Pref. さばトラななちゃん (福井 小浜市）87 views
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Tanemaru looks like a seed sprouting two leaves while in a boat. Mascot for Yokohama Port's 150th anniversary of its opening in 2009. 横浜開港150周年記念事業「たねまる」87 views
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I thought this was another piece of toast walking around, and I think I was right. Name's Kawarakki to promote healthy meals for children, from Takahama, Aichi Pref. かわら食人 カワラッキー (愛知 高浜市）87 views
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Hatsu Azai87 views
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Asahinomori Elementary School in Hikone.87 views
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For ¥500, you can try matcha tea and a small confection. It’s operated by members of a tea school started by castle lord and tea master Ii Naosuke.87 views
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Hiko-nyan appears outside the Taikomon near the main Hikone Castle tower.87 views
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Nesting herons can be quite noisy in spring.86 views
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Mama firefly from Maibara86 views
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Ii Naosuke procession86 views
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On the way to the main castle tower (tenshu), you can take a tea break at this small tea house called Choshoan (聴鐘庵).86 views
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Hikone Castle and plum blossoms.86 views
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Yonbancho Square shopping center 四番町85 views
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Yume-Kyobashi Castle Road of shops near Hikone Castle. Shops look nice, but the road is busy with cars.85 views
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Takamiya Primary School 高宮小学校85 views
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Daughter Sagawa from Moriyama.85 views
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Hiko-nyan arrives on a cart pulled by bicycle. He didn't stop and kept going.85 views
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The parade has children and adults dressed in historical costumes, especially the red samurai armor which was the trademark of the Ii clan. Even a modern samurai needs a cell phone. 85 views
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Bird mascots were also numerous, like Unagappa from Tajimi, Gifu Pref. うながっぱ (岐阜 多治見市）84 views
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Ogoton from Ogoto Onsen, Otsu84 views
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A procession arrived at the river led by the Hikone Castle Ambassadors.84 views
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Hikone daimyo's living quarters.84 views
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Chikamon-kun from Sabae, Fukui Pref. Modeled on Chikamatsu Monzaemon for his 345th birthday. ちかもんくん (福井 鯖江市)83 views
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Hikone Castle as seen from Matsubara Beach.83 views
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The name Tenbin refers to its similarity to a tenbin shoulder pole for carrying a piece of luggage tied to each end. Both east (right) and west (left) ends of the building has a two-story watchtower turret. They look symmetrical, but are not identical.83 views
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Who's this baby wandering around Yonbancho shopping center?82 views
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Aoi-kun from Aoi-ku, Shizuoka. あおいくん (静岡 静岡市葵区）82 views
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Local-chan from Takatsuki, Osaka. A giant chili pepper?? ロコちゃん (大阪 高槻市）82 views
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Ii Naosuke is portrayed by an actor.82 views
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Fireman's acrobatics is a crowd pleaser.82 views
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Hikone Castle and plum blossoms.82 views
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Plum blossom ume tree given by the city of Mito in Ibaraki Prefecture.82 views
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The house has a depressing name. "Umoregi" means petrified wood. Since he was far down the family line to succeed the lordship of his clan, Naosuke did not expect he his life would flower and thereby named this house. 埋木舎81 views
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Mimi-chan minus the body.81 views
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Another cutie is Mimi-chan from Minami-ku, Sakai, Osaka Pref. A female flower promoting Minami-ku. Notice the bee on her forehead. みみちゃん (大阪 堺市南区)81 views
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Iga-gurio to promote Iga, Mie Pref. Surprised that's it's not a ninja character. いが☆グリオ（三重 伊賀市）81 views
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Site of Kannon-dai temple that was here before the castle was built. Near Nishinomaru.81 views
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About Lord Ii Naosuke.81 viewsNaosuke had many enemies who opposed allowing foreigners into Japan or opposed his choice for Shogun Iesada's successor. On a snowy morning on March 24, 1860, Naosuke left his Edo (Tokyo) residence in his palanquin and headed for Edo Castle nearby. Near Sakuradamon Gate, Naosuke was ambushed by 18 anti-foreigner rogue samurai mostly from Mito (Ibaraki Prefecture). It started with a distraction and a bullet hitting Naosuke through his palanquin.
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Hiko-nyan cutout in front of Hikone Castle. He appears daily.81 views
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Plaque80 views
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A tall Tsunuga-kun from Tsuruga, Fukui Pref. To celebrate the Tsuruga's 100th anniversary of its port opening. The mascot is based on a Korean prince. Many ships plied between Tsuruga and the Korean Peninsula. ツヌガくん (福井 敦賀市)80 views
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Yanagase Shopping Arcade booth.80 views
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Tent selling local goods during spring.80 views
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Moat boat departure times and fares as of May 2013. Board the boat near the Genkyuen Garden entrance.80 views
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Postcard of Commodore Perry and Ii Naosuke to mark the 50th anniversary of Yokohama Port's opening in 1909.80 viewsNaosuke's attackers overwhelmed his unprepared bodyguards within minutes. Wounded and defenseless Naosuke was further stabbed in his palanquin multiple times until he was dragged out by his topknot and beheaded by a Satsuma rogue samurai.
After the assassination, hard feelings continued between Hikone and Mito. But in 1968, the two cities put the past behind them and became friendship cities. Hikone gave white swans from Hikone Castle, and Mito gave plum blossom trees from the famous Kairakuen Garden.
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Statue of Ii Naomasa in front of Hikone Station's west side.79 views
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Toriimoto-juku is the sixty-third of the sixty-nine stations or shukuba post towns on the Nakasendo Road. It is the fourth Nakasendo station in Shiga (following Bamba-juku in Maibara), and one of ten Nakasendo stations in Shiga.79 views
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The road was lined with PR booths for each mascot. They promoted products or tourism. The event saw about 46,000 visitors during the two days. The festival's official Web site is here.79 views
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Hikone Castle as seen from Genkyuen Garden during autumn at night.79 views
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Dream Ambassador from Takamatsu, Kagawa Pref.79 views
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Stone statue of Hiko-nyan in Hikone.79 views
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