This 4K 60fps video captures a peaceful rainy walk through the historic samurai lodging town of Sunomata in Ogaki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. The audio is recorded in 32bit float with a Tascam Portacapture X6, providing immersive rain white noise. Sunomata is known for its ancient houses and as a significant post station that flourished as a lodging for samurai processions.

At the 38:08 mark, you'll see Sunomata Castle, also known as Sunomata Ichiya Castle. It is said that Toyotomi Hideyoshi (then Kinoshita Tokichiro) built this fortress overnight in 1566. This strategic move allowed Oda Nobunaga to conquer Mino, leading to Hideyoshi's recognition and rise as one of the most successful samurai during the Sengoku period.

00:00 Sobue
01:44 Shrine Shrine
05:00 Hiroshihasu Temple
07:30 Shin Saigawa Bridge
10:21 Enmeiji
11:06 Sunomata Town
17:50 Sunomata Tsushima Shrine
21:30 Koujyuji
22:38 Tokakuji
23:23 Wakihonjin Gate
23:45 Kousenji
25:40 Myodaiji
30:00 Sunomata Honjin Ruins
30:30 Sunomata Post Town Ruins
36:23 Taiko Shusse Bridge
38:08 Sunomata Ichiya Castle
40:51 Shirahige Shrine
41:32 Toyokuni Shrine
42:43 Kinoshita Tokichiro's Stable

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Equipment:
Insta360 AcePro 4k 60fps mode
INKEE Falcon Plus Stabilizer
TASCAM Portacapture X6
TASCAM TM10LB