Nobunaga no tame!
Oda Nobunaga-The warlord who changed Japan!
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Monday, November 4, 2024
2024 Gifu Nobunaga Matsuri Report
Saturday, November 2, 2024
Oyobigawa
Today I visited the Oyobi River in Gifu. The bottom picture is the Minoji or Mino Path.
The Chronicle of Lord Nobunaga (p. 103)
"Nobunaga immediately galloped forward, about thirty cho [three and a quarter kilometers] from Ora. The two forces made contact at Oyobigawara."
Tenka no tame!
Friday, November 1, 2024
The Myth
There is a small park and pond located behind the Shinmachi Hospital which allegedly Nobunaga's head was washed after the Honnoji Rebellion. It is only a myth and it never happened. Nobunaga's body was never found. He was most likely to cremated in the hot flames which the Honnoji burned. I repeat, this well or pond is a myth and a farce.
Nobunaga no tame!
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Nobunaga's Kagemusha Appearance
This probably one of the best scenes in the movie Kagemusha when Nobunaga departs with his army. Enjoy.
Tenka no tame!
Saturday, October 19, 2024
Tsushima Festival Update
Rumi Komonz Kicho&Nobunaga (p. 41) "Leaving Hotta's residence together, Kicho and Nobunaga went to the Tsushima Shrine annual festival. Having only a few bodyguards, twenty-two year old Kicho and her twenty-three year old husband were dressed simply as villagers of Owari."
You can read the full story in my January 2014 post. This is important because Nobunaga was not just in involved in military affairs, but also had the time to spend with his wife Nohime. Believe or not the Oda family has a long relationship with Tsushima.
Nobunaga no tame!
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
2024 Gifu Nobunaga Matsuri
The 2024 Gifu Nobunaga Matsuri will held held in early November. It will be held on the 2nd and 3rd of November. This is the biggest festival in Gifu and probably the best Nobunaga festival in the country. I plan to at least attend one of the two days.
Tenka no tame!
Monday, October 14, 2024
Ikeda Tsuneoki's Birthplace
Today I was able to visit Ikeda Tsuneoki's birthplace in the Arako area of Nagoya. This was the site of Tsuneoki's father's (Tsunetoshi) mansion. Tsuneoki was Nobunaga's half-brother and his mother Youtokuin (1515-1608) was Nobunaga's wet nurse. Tsuneoki's area of birth is interesting since it is near Maeda Toshiie's birthplace of Arako Castle. Both served under Nobunaga and were the original "Boys from Owari."
Nobunaga no tame!
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