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  1. 香港人很喜歡日本,雖然平均每個人都會一年去日本好幾次,對日本有一定熟悉,但大家還好像對日本的各種事物有不同的幻想跟憧憬,就好像今天我們要討論的主題「跟日本人交往談戀愛」。香港男生總幻想有個溫柔體貼安靜的日本女朋友,而香港女生總希望有個跟傑尼斯系的帥哥來一個日劇式的 ...

  2. 位於市區的國際通大街及市郊的首里城,是沖繩曾繁極ㄧ時的外交重心,同時作為祈禱國家安寧的聖地備受百姓敬仰,無疑是琉球王國象徵性的存在。 首里城雖曾飽受戰亂侵害,但現在城內建築大部分已被復原,拜訪這座滿含歷史余韻的古城,追溯琉球王國的榮華史蹟,仿佛琉球王國波瀾壯闊的 ...

  3. 2017年12月23日 · Be sure to check out these two shrines that—while off the beaten path—offer visitors a once-in-a-lifetime, phenomenal hatsumode experience. 1. Izumo Taisha (Shimane) Located in Shimane Prefecture, Izumo Taisha is the one of the most prominent and important Shinto shrines in all of Japan, made up of a sprawling complex near the west coast.

  4. 2016年9月15日 · Historical Checkpoint. The town was not just meant for passing daimyo and their retainers to warm their bones and stop by for a pleasant meal, though: Hakone was also a security checkpoint. To be certain that armed rebellion would not foment in the capital, and that the daimyo would remain loyal (as their families were, in effect, being ...

  5. 2017年12月21日 · The shrine was known as Hakone Gongen (箱根権現, where gongen means "incarnation" or "avatar") prior to the separation of Buddhism and Shintoism that came with the Meiji Restoration in 1868. It can be found ensconced in a forest, approached by an avenue of 800-year-old cedars. A long set of steps leads from the main hall (本殿・ honden ...

  6. 2016年11月28日 · Even after the religion was banned in the late 16th century, the islands west of Nagasaki and Kumamoto sustained hidden Christian communities for centuries. When the ban was lifted in 1873, dozens of unique and beautiful churches quickly sprung up across the region. 1. O-ura Cathedral. O-ura Cathedral was built in 1864 for French nationals as ...

  7. 2017年11月2日 · The first is a faith expressed through actually climbing Mount Fuji (mountain pilgrimage, or tohai ), the second is a faith expressed through viewing Mount Fuji from a distance (worship from afar, or yohai ), and the third is a faith expressed through creating pictures or literature featuring Mount Fuji. What follows is an explanation of two of ...