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Introducing Japanese culture -World heritage and sightseeing spot- Gusuku of the Ryukyu Kingdom

日本の文化を英語で紹介 〜日本の世界遺産と観光名所〜「琉球王国のグスク」

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Introducing Japanese culture -World heritage and sightseeing spot- Gusuku of the Ryukyu Kingdom

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Narrated by: Tatiana Taylor
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There was a kingdom known as Ryukyu that existed on the Nansei Islands, part of present day Okinawa Prefecture, for 450 years beginning from 1429. 現在の沖縄県がある南西諸島には、1429年から450年間にわたり、琉球と呼ばれる王国がありました。
琉球王国は貿易を通じて中国や朝鮮半島、東南アジア諸国と交流をもち、現在の日本の他の地域とは異なる文化を育みました。
その独自性は、グスクと呼ばれる城にも見られます。琉球王国のグスクは一般的な日本の城とは異なり、うねるように延びる城壁が特徴です。
沖縄には200以上のグスクが残るといわれますが、現在はすべて遺構。唯一、建物が復元された首里城だけが、当時の姿を今に伝えています。(※2019年11月に焼失、再建検討中)
このグスクをはじめ、墓陵や庭園、聖域など9つの資産が、今はなき琉球王国の文化を示すものとして、世界遺産に登録されています。©2017 KODANSHA 
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