The time is 667 of the Asuka period. Emperor Tenji moves the capital from Asuka to Omi. This time, we will take up the song written by Princess Nukata, who was in the party who left for Omi in the transfer of capital. It is said to be a song about farewell to the beautiful Mt. Miwa, but it is also a sad love song, isn't it?
This song, which oozes a woman's heart that makes her heart squeak every time she reads it, is also my favorite song.
She hides Mt. Miwa, or hides the clouds and her heart (Princess Nukata)
🌸 Why does the cloud try to hide the familiar Mt. Miwa like that? I want you to understand this feeling at least with the clouds alone. Clouds, please don't hide Mt. Miwa.
🍁 Along with Emperor Tenji, who travels from Asuka to Omi, the group says goodbye to the familiar Mt. Miwa and heads for Omi. This song envisions a scene in which everyone in the group looks up at Mt. Miwa, looking back over and over again, regretting parting. At the same time, Princess Nukata, who is now the princess of Emperor Tenji, is full of sad love for the Prince of the Sea (Emperor Tenmu).
💡 This is a counter-song to the long song written by Princess Nukata during the transfer of capital to Omi. Princess Nukata may have remembered the happy days of being loved by the Prince of the Sea, as he walked slowly while looking at Mt. Miwa, which was gradually moving away, with the thought of being pulled back. Hmm. No, I'm sure that Mt. Miwa, looking back over and over again, was overlaid with the image of the Prince of the Sea.
In the game, there is a "strategy" called "Sekka Zusetsu".
It is a technique that the movement of the enemy is blocked for about 5 seconds.
Even with a casual naming, there are moments when you can think "O" when you know it, and you can enjoy it.
You may see a special feature on "castles" on TV programs.
I'm often impressed that I'm researching it carefully.
It seems that he knew it, but he didn't know it.
In my case, the image is the main thing, good or bad, and I know the ruins of the local castle due to the influence of excursions and socialization tours.
What impresses me recently is that the popularity of castles is not always "buildings such as castle towers" and "turrets."
There are some popular places even in the ruins of a castle with no buildings left.
In terms of name recognition, I feel that "drama" is the point.
Not only fiction and non-fiction, but even if it is not a novel or a movie, "knowing the history of the castle will stimulate your imagination" may affect the dramatic.
In that sense, I have high expectations for Furukawa Castle. Because it is a castle with a lot of drama.
The first winter since Reiwa. It feels like a long time has passed, even though it hasn't been a year yet. At the same time, you can just remember something like "What happened this afternoon." It's a strange sense of time.