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The Ruins and Gardens of a Historic Japanese Clan | Ollie Odyssey Japan Vol. 5

After Mist Castle, I headed back to Fukui City to take it easy. The hotel itself had a floor for hot springs, as well as many free treats in the next door and in my room's fridge! I definitely took advantage of the relaxing amenities. The next day, I knew I had several buses to take to visit multiple parts in near the city. I first headed to the Ichijodani Asakura Ruins, which are historic remains of a samurai clan called Asakura. It was burned down to the ground way back in 1573 and excavation started to happen about 400 years later. As you can see, it's really a ruin, with not much structure (although across the road is this restored town that I didn't have time to check out). What stood out to me, however, was the short paths that led to some gorgeous nature. The town may be gone, but the terrain was full of green life and as if untouched. Again, it was a bit away from much else, as I only saw one restaurant that I could eat at and I had to plan ahead when to took the bus or else I'd have to wait another 30 minutes. Limited services and accommodations, but I haven't seen Japan this quiet. List of Gear used for this video Camera: Panasonic Lumix GH6 Lens: Venus Optics Laowa Nanomorph 20mm T2.2 1.5x MFT Anamorphic Lens Filter: Tiffen Black Pro-Mist 1/4 Recorder: Zoom H2n Ollie Odyssey Japan continues with The Temple of Eternal Peace. Stay tuned! Be sure to check back this channel often, as I will release videos to this travel series Tuesdays and Fridays. So subscribe and hit that notification button:    / @ollieodyssey325   I hope you enjoy this journey as much as I enjoyed putting it all together!