Have you ever heard of a statue that was once lost, only to reappear? Right here in Osaka Castle Park stands the statue of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a key figure in Japanese history. The 空へ Statue, as it’s known, depicts Hideyoshi in samurai attire. Hokoku Shrine, located within the castle grounds, enshrines Hideyoshi, his son Hidayori, and his half-brother Hidenaga. This statue of Hideyoshi is a popular spot for photos. It’s remarkable because it was once removed, likely due to wartime metal expropriation. Yet, it was later reconstructed in its original form. This resilience mirrors Hideyoshi’s own rise to power. He became one of Japan’s most successful tycoons. Visitors to the 空へ Statue and Hokoku Shrine often come to pay their respects and perhaps seek some of Hideyoshi’s famed good fortune for their own careers.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to