高灯籠 - Nakatado District

Name: 高灯籠 - Nakatado District
Address: 高灯籠 314, Kotohira, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0001, Japan, 766-0001, Japan

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Contact 高灯籠

住所：	高灯籠 314, Kotohira, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0001, Japan
電話：	📞 +88777
Postal code :	766-0001
Webサイト：	http://www.town.kotohira.kagawa.jp/pages/556
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

高灯籠 314, Kotohira, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0001, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

放	放浪するm on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1865年（慶応元年）に完成した瀬戸内海を航海する船の指標として建てられ、船人がこんぴらさんを拝む目標灯。国の重要有形民俗文化財に指定されている。近くには小規模の遊具が併設されている Built as an indicator of a ship that sails in the Seto Inland Sea, completed in 1865 (Keio first year), a target light that worships Kompira. It is designated as a national important tangible folk cultural property. There is a small playground equipment nearby.
マ	マツザキカズヒロ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 万延元年(1860年)完成の木造としては日本一の高さ(約27m、 27.58mとする資料あり)を誇る灯籠で、国の重要有形民俗文化財に指定されています。内部は立入禁止になっていますが、近くで見上げてみると本当に高い建物です。 The lantern, which is the tallest wooden structure in Japan (about 27m and 27.58m), was completed in the first year of Man'en (1860), and is designated as an important tangible folk cultural property of the country. The interior is off limits, but looking up nearby, it's a really tall building.
藤	藤原啓介 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本最大級の灯籠。かつては海から見えたというのは驚き。子供たちが遊んでいました。 Japan's largest lantern. It's amazing that it used to be seen from the sea. The children were playing.
小	小林慶太 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「高灯籠」金刀比羅宮の名所の一つ。とても大きな灯籠です。当時27メートルの建造物なんてそうそうなかったと思います。（説明看板より抜粋）1865年、香川県寒川郡の人々より献納されました。現在は、国の重要有形民俗文化財に指定されています。高さ27メートル、内部は3階建てで木造の燈籠としては日本一の高さを誇ります。そこから発する光は、丸亀沖の船に届くよう設計されたといわれており、当時、瀬戸内海を航海する船の指標とされ、船人がこんぴらさんを拝む目標灯にもなっていました。内部の壁には江戸時代の人々の落書き※が今も残っています。（※内部を見学することはできないのが残念です。） "High lantern" One of the famous places of Kotohiragu Shrine. It's a very big lantern. I don't think there was a 27-meter building at that time. (Excerpt from the explanation signboard) In 1865, it was dedicated by the people of Samukawa District, Kagawa Prefecture. Currently, it is designated as an important tangible folk cultural property of the country. With a height of 27 meters and a three-story interior, it is the tallest wooden lantern in Japan. It is said that the light emitted from it was designed to reach the ships off the coast of Marugame. At that time, it was used as an index for ships sailing in the Seto Inland Sea, and was also a target light for shippers to worship Kompira-san. Graffiti * of people from the Edo period still remains on the inner wall. (* It is a pity that you cannot tour the inside.)
O	O次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ よく見るテレビ番組(迷宮グルメ)でこの建物が取り上げられおり、とても綺麗だったので、実際に見てみたいと思い来てしまいました（笑）かつては灯台として使われ、当時、この建物からの光で、船に乗っていた人々は海のどこにいるか判断していたそうです。建物の高さは27メートルです。看板の説明によると、1854年に建設計画がスタートし、1860年に建設が完了したということです。こちらは日本最大の木製の灯籠だそうです。塔の裏には遊び場がありました。思っていたよりも背が高かったので、すっかり圧倒されました。しかし、構造はとてもスタイリッシュで、その美しさに感動しました。 The reason why we visited there was the building was featured in a TV program we often watch. Since the building was really beautiful, we really wanted to check it out in real. The TV show said the building used to be a light house. Back then, with the light from this building, people who were on ships learned where they were in the sea. The building height is 27 meters. According to the explanation sign, the construction plan was finalized in 1854 and the construction ended in 1860. This is the biggest Japanese style wooden lantern in Japan.Behind the building, there was a playground. Actually, the lantern was taller than I expected, so I was totally overwhelmed by it. However, the structure was very stylish and I was impressed by its beauty. This building was featured on a TV program (Labyrinth Gourmet) that I often watch, and it was so beautiful that I really wanted to see it (laughs). It was once used as a lighthouse, and at that time, the light from this building was used to determine where the people on board the ship were in the sea. The height of the building is 27 meters. According to the signboard, the construction plan started in 1854 and was completed in 1860. This is the largest wooden lantern in Japan. There was a playground behind the tower. I was taller than I expected, so I was completely overwhelmed. However, the structure was very stylish and I was impressed by its beauty. The reason why we visited there was the building was featured in a TV program we often watch. Since the building was really beautiful, we really wanted to check it out in real. The TV show said the building used to be a light house. Back then, with the light from this building, people who were on ships learned where they were in the sea. The building height is 27 meters. According to the explanation sign, the construction plan was finalized in 1854 and the construction ended in 1860. This is the biggest Japanese style wooden lantern in Japan.Behind the building, there was a playground. Actually, the lantern was taller than I expected, so I was totally overwhelmed by it. However, the structure was very stylish and I was impressed by its beauty.
N	Norihiro Yamazawa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本一高い灯籠で、高さは27mあります。1860年に完成。国の重要有形民俗文化財に指定されています。瀬戸内海を航海する人の目印として建てられたようです。最初見た時、なんだこれはという感じで、神社ではないし、なんなんだろうと思ってしらべたら、なんと日本一高い灯籠だとわかりました。最初は全く灯籠だとはわかりませんでした。小さな公園のようなところの敷地内にあり、周りで子供たちが遊んでいました。琴電琴平駅の隣にあるので、駅からも見れますし、駅を降りたらすぐわかります。JR琴平駅からもすぐです。アクセスはとても良いと感じます。金比羅宮に参るついでに見るのも良いと思います。香川県の一つのマイナーではあるけど、素晴らしい観光名所であると思います。 It is the tallest lantern in Japan and is 27m high. Completed in 1860. It is designated as an important tangible folk cultural property of the country. It seems that it was built as a landmark for those who sail the Seto Inland Sea. When I first saw it, I felt like this wasn't a shrine, and when I wondered what it was, I realized that it was the tallest lantern in Japan. At first I didn't know it was a lantern at all. It was located on the grounds of a small park, and children were playing around. It's next to Kotoden-Kotohira station, so you can see it from the station, and you can see it as soon as you get off the station. It is also a short walk from JR Kotohira Station. I feel that access is very good. I think it's good to see it while visiting Kompira-gu. It's a minor in Kagawa prefecture, but I think it's a wonderful tourist attraction.
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