Marugame castle - 31

Marugame castle - 31

Dog Jackie waiting for me to finish taking a picture of the castle
The wind was also a strong day, so it gradually became he disgusted.
Leaving the Jackie on the table?
Because, safety fences are installed so as not to fall near the "石垣 = Ishi gaki" for human, a dog whose body size does not match will fall out of the stone wall.
Especially since Jackie is an active dog ...

For Jackie, Marugame Castle is his favorite walking course, he is familiar with walking.

And it is a walking path of Marugame citizen and a place of relaxation.

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石垣 = Ishi gaki(stone wall)
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I do not explain in order because I follow the order of description on my homepage.
It is a page of Japanese.
If you like, please see the photos on the website below.
Currently 4 pages are listed.

Marugame castle
http://kameyamachikusei.wa-sanbon.com/marugamecastle.html


Please listen to Japanese old music, which we have less opportunities to listen to like these old Japanese music.

黄鐘調　越殿楽 = Oo-shiki-chou(黄鐘の音を主音とする旋法 = Melody based on A) E-ten-raku
https://youtu.be/tPt5tPD9bzo

盤渉調　越殿楽 = Ban-shiki-chou(盤渉の音を主音とする旋法 = Melody based on B) E-ten-raku
https://youtu.be/Ula_vBJUh4M

平調　越殿楽 = Hyou-jyou(平調の音を主音とする旋法 = Melody based on E) E-ten-raku
https://youtu.be/BZ0lcZKFQ5M


The above-mentioned old music changes to music like the one below and is liked by the Japanese.
If you speed up the tempo of the above song and simplify the melody it will be the following song.
This music expresses a scene where a samurai dances with a spear and a Japanese Sake cup.
Instead of the Japanese sake 's cup, it expresses the situation with a fan.

Musique japonaise traditionnelle — Ensemble Sakura, 黒田節, Kuroda bushi (minyô)
https://youtu.be/LLgTQSeNpGI


剣舞「黒田武士」 = Sword dance "Kuroda Samurai"...."節 = tune" instead of "武士 = Bu-shi = Samurai"....?

剣舞「黒田武士」
https://youtu.be/9FhRg7Gul6g

黒田節
https://youtu.be/2L6XowlIEws


In Japan, martial artists and artists are divided into various schools, each with its own personality.