Denderano - Tōno

Name: Denderano - Tōno
Address: Tsuchibuchicho Yamaguchi, Tōno, Iwate 028-0552, Japan, 028-0552, Japan

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住所：

Tsuchibuchicho Yamaguchi, Tōno, Iwate 028-0552, Japan

Postal code :

028-0552

Opening hours :

Saturday	Open 24 hours
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歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

Tsuchibuchicho Yamaguchi, Tōno, Iwate 028-0552, Japan

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a	aaa aaa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ほぼ野原ですアクセス悪し掘っ建て小屋があるのでそこで明治時代に想いを馳せました It is almost a field Access is bad Because there is a shack, I felt my feelings there during the Meiji era
M	Motoya884 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 遠野物語111 山口、飯豊、附馬牛の字荒川東禅寺および火渡、青笹の字中沢ならびに土淵村の字土淵に、ともにダンノハナという地名あり。その近傍にこれと相対して必ず蓮台野という地あり。昔は六十を超えたる老人はすべてこの蓮台野へ追い遣るの習ありき。老人はいたずらに死んで了うこともならぬ故に、日中は里へ下り農作して口を糊したり。そのために今も山口土淵辺にては朝に野らに出づるをハカダチといい、夕方野らより帰ることをハカアガリというといえり。 Tono Monogatari 111 Yamaguchi, Iitoyo, Tsukimoushi character Arakawa Tozenji and Hiwatari, Aosasa character Nakazawa and Tsuchibuchi village character Dobuchi both have the place name Dannohana. In the vicinity of this, there is always a place called Rendaino. In the olden days, all the old people over 60 had the practice of driving them to this lotus daino. Since the old man never died unnecessarily, he went down to the village during the day to farm and glue his mouth. For that reason, in Yamaguchi Tsuchibuchi, going out to the fields in the morning is called Hakadachi, and returning from the fields in the evening is called Hakaagari.
n	neco cat on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ いまでは長閑な田園風景ですが、古の時代の姥捨て爺捨ての地あることに想いを馳せると哀しい気持ちにさせらえる場所です。 Although it is a quiet rural landscape now, it is a place where you can feel sad when you think about the old land of abandoned land.
安	安積野 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつて姥捨て山があったとされる場所。姥捨て山などと言うと楢山節考のように年寄りを山へ置いてくる、或いは谷底へ落としてくるというようなことを連想してしまうが、このデンデラ野においてはむしろこのような解釈がなされているともいわれている。それは、その昔徴税の基準は人の頭数で決まる為、60を過ぎた老人はデンデラ野に捨てて共同生活をさせ、ここに暮らしているのは人ではないという事にして課税を逃れたという事なのである。また翻って河童渕のカッパも子供はカッパであり人ではないということではやり課税の対象外としたというものだ。そうであるならば山間の豊かでない地域の方策・方便といったところだったのだろう。 The place where Ubasute was once said to have been. Ubasute is associated with leaving the elderly on the mountain or dropping them to the bottom of the valley, as in Narayama Setsuko, but in this Denderano field, this interpretation is rather made. It is also said that it is. That is because the standard of tax collection was determined by the number of people in the old days, so old people who passed 60 were thrown away in the Denderano field and lived together, and they escaped taxation because it was not people living here. It is a thing. On the other hand, Kappa of Kappa Buchi is also exempt from taxation because children are kappa and not humans. If so, it would have been a policy / expedient for a region that is not rich in the mountains.
み	みりももた on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ちょうど稲穂が綺麗で　田園をみれてよかったです　昔は姨捨の所でしたが　そういうこともあったのだというのが　ここにきてよくわかりました　来れて良かったです　てまえに川があり橋のたもとのモチーフがいい　この川を渡り　親を背負った息子が親を捨てにいくシルエットです It was just nice to see the rice fields and it was nice to see the countryside. It used to be Obasute in the old days. The motif of the base is good. Crossing this river. The silhouette of the son carrying the parent throwing away the parent.
み	みのいち on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつては冷害や飢饉に幾多見舞われたこの地に残る悲しい歴史に想いを寄せ、祈りを捧げる場所でしょう。観光地を期待する方や、想像力を働かせるのが苦手な方には、ひたすらガッカリ感を感じる場所ですから、避けた方がいいかと。ばあ様と嫁の民話に引かれた方はぜひお立ち寄りください。 It will be a place to devote and pray for the sad history of the land that once suffered from cold and famine. For those who expect sightseeing spots and those who are not good at using their imagination, it is a place where they feel a sense of disappointment. Please drop in if you are drawn to the folk tale of your wife and wife.
青	青木えみ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 姥捨て山だった地のようです。東北の雪深い地なので、お米が不作の年は、口減らしの為に本当に姥捨てをしていたそうです。早池峰神社では座敷わらしが生まれるという不思議な土地柄なのに…老人は捨てられていたなんて…神様への生け贄になっていたのでしょうか？不思議な事が沢山起こるこの土地は、何か変で魅力的ですね! It seems that it was a land that was abandoned. Since it is a deep snowy area in Tohoku, in the year when rice was poor, he was really throwing away to reduce his mouth. At Hayachine Shrine, it's a mysterious land where Zashiki-warashi is born, but ... the old man was abandoned ... was it a sacrifice to God? This land where a lot of mysterious things happen is strange and attractive!
く	くすぶり清兵衛 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 看板があって細い舗装路の坂道があるのでずっと登って行ったら畑の中で行き詰まったかなりバックしたあと無理やり切り返して戻ってきたが駐車場がないならそれなりに表示してほしいずっと姥捨て山は墓場と同義語だと思っていたがここから里に農作業に出ていたらしい里が遠く見えるいかなる想いで里を見つめていたのだろう Because there is a signboard and there is a slope on a narrow paved road When I climbed all the way, I got stuck in the field After a lot of backing, I forcibly turned back and came back If there is no parking lot, I want you to display it as it is I've always thought that Ubasute is a synonym for graveyard It seems that he was out for farm work in the village from here The village can be seen in the distance What kind of feeling did you stare at the village?