翁句碑

Name: 翁句碑
Address: 2 Chome−7, Yasukata, 〒030-0803 Aomori,Japan, Aomori, Japan

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住所：

2 Chome−7, Yasukata, 〒030-0803 Aomori,Japan

Webサイト：

https://utojinja.sakura.ne.jp/historic.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	Open 24 hours
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Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours
Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours

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歴史的建造物 ,

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Aomori

Best Historical landmark in japan

H	HSIAO-TING LEE on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
w	water vega on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
z	z o on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 누군가를 기리기위한 신사이며, 아오모리 시내 중신에 조용하고 넓은 정갈한 신사입니다. It is a shrine to honor someone, and it is a quiet and spacious neat shrine in central Aomori.
K	Kurukuru Oyatsu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 芭蕉翁のこの句と善知鳥神社とは直接的な繋がりはないようで、単に芭蕉生誕300年を記念して建てたもののみたいです。 There seems to be no direct connection between Basho Okina's phrase and Zenchitori Shrine, and it seems to have been built just to commemorate Basho's 300th birthday.
浅	浅井克之 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 芭蕉翁句碑。うとう沼の畔にあります。碑文には、名月や鶴脛高き遠干潟(めいげつやつるはぎたかきとおひがた)と詠まれています。松尾芭蕉といえば「奥の細道」ですよね。奥の細道は、東北や北陸の名所を訪れ、俳句を詠みながら旅をした紀行文（旅行記）。この旅は、弟子の河合曾良(かわいそら)と江戸を出発し、総距離2,400キロ、約150日かけて東北、北陸を巡るという行程でした。有名な「夏草や兵どもが夢のあと」や「閑さや岩にしみ入る蝉の声」もこの時期に詠まれたものです。旅の中で、芭蕉は、岩手の平泉を見た後、青森方面には来ないで、引き返してしまいました。同行していた弟子の曾良が病弱な芭蕉の身体を思い、それ以上北に行くことを引きとめたのだそうです。奥の細道の紀行が終わった翌年、芭蕉は、青森の外が浜から北海道を見たかった。と記しています。芭蕉が青森の地に足を延ばしてしていたら、どんな素晴らしい名句を読んでいたのでしょうね。 A memorial monument. It is located at the foot of Udonuma. The inscriptions refer to Natsuki and Tsurugi-hiki distant lagoons. Speaking of Matsuo Akira, it is "the narrow path in the back". The narrow path in the back is a travel document that travels while visiting haiku and visiting famous places in Tohoku and Hokuriku. This journey was a journey from the disciple Kawai Sora (Kawaisora) and Edo, with a total distance of 2,400 km, taking about 150 days around Tohoku and Hokuriku. The famous "Natsukusa and soldiers after a dream" and "The voice of a wolf that penetrates into a rock and a rock" are also fallen at this time. After seeing Hiraizumi in Iwate on the trip, Aoi did not come to the Aomori area and turned back. It is said that the fellow disciple Akira, who was accompanied by him, thought about the sick body of the sick, and stopped going further north. The year after the tour of the narrow alley was over, Sakai wanted to see Hokkaido from the beach outside Aomori. Is written. If Aoi had been out in Aomori, what wonderful nacre would have been read.