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About 20 minutes by car from the Chuo Expressway "Sonohara Interchange" (only the down line entrance and up line exit), and about 40 minutes by car from the "Iida Yamamoto Interchange" in the precincts of "Kamisaka Shrine" 1901 (Meiji 34) 8 A large stone monument erected on the moon, the title is "Higashikuze Michitomi", a politician from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period, and the text is "Tomioka Tessai / Tomioka", a literary artist from the Meiji and Taisho periods. In the book "Tessai / Hyakuren", the origin of "Sonohara no Sato" is engraved. "Sonohara no Sato" is a Fuseya (relief and accommodation for travelers) because when the founder of the Tendai sect, "Saizumi," went down the "Tosan-do" for missionary work, he was struggling with the long-running road of "Misaka Pass". In the land where the facility is now known as "Koukeiin Tsukimido"), the traditional hero in the ancient history of Japan, "Yamato Takeru no Mikoto /" Kojiki "in" Kojiki " ) ”To Tosan, to the song of the guardian song over“ Misaka Pass (Kamisaka Pass) ”and the song of“ Sakanoue no Korenori ”, one of the thirty-six poems in the early Heian period. "Tosan-do" has been frequently involved in the literature that talks about people's sorrows and joys in a continuous period of time, such as "Murasaki Shikibu" getting the idea of ​​"Genji Monogatari" Vol. It's a village along the road. When the inscription is written in words, "The village of Sonohara, Ina-gun, Shinano Province, was opened long ago in Mizugaki. If it becomes a government road from Sonohara, it will be the prince of Emperor Keiko, who will be the prince of the Emperor Keiko, and will not be able to speak to the god of Misaka. There is a lot of traffic from the city people from Nozu, and in the Manyoshu, the god Misaka and the poems, Sonohara Fushiya, Nagiki, etc. can be seen in the lyrics of people, and along with the national style, the purple woman is high in the world. It's a place with many famous places, and since the opening of Kisou Road for a long time, the number of branch roads such as Omoikane Road has gradually increased. Anyway, I have a big grudge against the disappearance of a certain famous place. "It's like writing an outline," he wrote, "Sonohara no Sato."