浮於瀨戶內海,不能出生和死亡的嚴島神社|A Thousand Years Afloat: The Itsukushima Shrine

瀨戶內海上,漲潮時,一座朱紅色的鳥居彷彿懸浮在水面上;退潮時,遊客卻能徒步走到它的腳下。這裡是廣島宮島,日本三 […]
瀨戶內海上,漲潮時,一座朱紅色的鳥居彷彿懸浮在水面上;退潮時,遊客卻能徒步走到它的腳下。這裡是廣島宮島,日本三景之一,也是聯合國教科文組織認定的世界文化遺產——嚴島神社。 它為什麼要蓋在海上?為什麼被列為日本三大景觀之一?又藏著哪些不為人知的故事?這一切,要從一千四百多年前說起。 When the tide rises over the Seto Inland Sea, a vermilion torii gate appears to float upon the water. When it recedes, visitors can walk right up to its base. This is Miyajima, in Hiroshima — one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site: Itsukushima Shrine. Why was it built on the sea? Why is it ranked among Japan’s three greatest landscapes? And what hidden stories does it hold? The story begins more than 1,400 years ago. 本影片支持不同語言,請打開下方的字幕選單 This video supports multiple languages. Please open the subtitle menu below.
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