平沢第一露営地

Name: 平沢第一露営地
Address: 〒030-0955 Aomori,Japan, Aomori, Japan

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住所：

〒030-0955 Aomori,Japan

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Saturday	Open 24 hours
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Tuesday	Open 24 hours
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Friday	Open 24 hours

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Aomori

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a	azusan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
小	小判 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
直	直樹 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ なにもない Nothing
よ	ようさん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 特別なにもない！霊感もありませんでした。 There is nothing special! There was no inspiration.
八	八神さん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 青森から平沢まで車で来ましたが、よくあの暴風雪の中でここまで来れたと驚きでした。 I came by car from Aomori to Hirasawa, but I was surprised that I could come here in the blizzard.
B	Big Boy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 明治35年(1902年)1月23日20:30頃に旧陸軍青森歩兵第五聯隊が雪壕を掘り露営したとされる場所です。 It is said that the 5th Regiment of the Aomori Infantry of the Imperial Japanese Army dug a snow pit and went out to the public around 20:30 on January 23, 1902.
鳥	鳥谷部豊 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 時期が遅かったので紅葉時期は過ぎてましたが、ここまでの道中は奇麗です。この後、銅像茶屋～酸ヶ湯温泉～最後十和田湖進みます。 The autumn leaves season has passed because it was late, but the road to this point is beautiful. After this, proceed to Dozo Chaya-Sukayu Onsen-Lake Towada at the end.
j	joe takeda on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ １９０２年１月２３日、６時５５分に青森連隊駐屯地（現在は青森高校がある場所）を出発した青森第５連隊は、２０時１５分ごろ１８ｋｍほど進んだこの地に到着、ほぼ遭難状態で露営する事態となりました。深さ２．５ｍ、大きさ６畳ほどの雪洞を作り、ひとつあたり４０人ほどもひしめき入り、暖を取るにもうまく行かず、ろくに食事も睡眠も取れず疲労困憊の状態のまま、深夜２時３０分、気温－２０度・風速２９ｍの猛吹雪の中、帰営すべく出発します。新田次郎の小説「八甲田山死の彷徨」の題材ともなった雪中行軍遭難事件の悲劇の始まりです。私は秋口に実際青森高校から徒歩でここまでのルートを踏破しましたが、途中休憩入れながら５時間少々で到着致しました。グーグルマップで見てもほぼ一直線、坂もさほどではなく、実際天候の良かった事前演習では苦も無く到着しており、準備を徹底しなかった油断が入り込む隙があったのも頷けます。現在はブナ林に覆われ、「平沢第一露営地」の標識が無ければ全く形跡が伺えず、本当にこんな場所で露営を？と思わずにはいれませんでした。なおブナ林は当時はまだほとんど育っておらず目印に乏しく、ほぼ一面白銀の世界だったと思われます。冬山の恐ろしさを実感します。 The 5th Aomori Regiment, which departed from the Aomori Regiment station (where Aomori High School is currently located) at 6:55 on January 23, 1902, arrived at this place about 18km ahead at around 20:15 and was almost in distress. It was a situation where it was open to the public. A snow cave with a depth of 2.5 m and a size of about 6 tatami mats was built, and about 40 people were crowded in each, and it did not go well to keep warm. At 30:30, we will leave to go home in a blizzard with a temperature of -20 degrees and a wind speed of 29m. It is the beginning of the tragedy of the snow march distress case, which was the subject of Jiro Nitta's novel "Death March on Mount Hakkoda". I actually walked from Aomori High School to this point in the beginning of autumn, but I arrived in a little over 5 hours with a break on the way. Even if you look at the Google map, it is almost straight, the slope is not so much, and in fact it arrived without difficulty in the preliminary exercises where the weather was good, and it is no wonder that there was a chance that the carelessness that was not thoroughly prepared could enter. Currently, it is covered with beech forest, and if there is no sign of "Hirasawa Daiichi Open-air Land", there is no evidence at all, so do you really want to open-air in such a place? I couldn't help thinking. At that time, the beech forest had hardly grown and had few landmarks, so it seems that it was almost a world of white silver. I feel the horror of winter mountains.