Earthquake Heritage Taro Kanko Hotel - Miyako

Name: Earthquake Heritage Taro Kanko Hotel - Miyako
Address: Nohara-80-1 Taro, Miyako, Iwate 027-0323, Japan, 027-0323, Japan

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Contact Earthquake Heritage Taro Kanko Hotel

住所：

Nohara-80-1 Taro, Miyako, Iwate 027-0323, Japan

電話：

📞 +8977

Postal code :

027-0323

Webサイト：

https://www.city.miyako.iwate.jp/kanko/tsunamiikoutaroukankouhotel.html

Opening hours :

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

カテゴリ：

歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

Nohara-80-1 Taro, Miyako, Iwate 027-0323, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

伊	伊藤大智 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ すぐ隣の駐車場に、地震によって日本がどれだけ横にずれたかの←が書いてあるので、それを見て実感してみてください。また、裏山に避難道があるので、そこを登り、当時の津波の高さを体全体で感じることができます。 In the parking lot next door, there is a ← about how much Japan has shifted sideways due to the earthquake, so please take a look at it and feel it. In addition, there is an evacuation route on the back mountain, so you can climb it and feel the height of the tsunami at that time with your whole body.
辻	辻和彦 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 震災遺構たろう観光ホテルを訪問しました。建物を見ると津波の威力と怖さを思い知らされました。目の前には大きく高い防潮堤が築かれていましたが海も見えず万里の長城の様で人工物に囲まれた風景になっていました。 I visited the Earthquake Heritage Taro Kanko Hotel. Looking at the building, I was reminded of the power and fear of the tsunami. A large and high seawall was built in front of me, but I couldn't see the sea and it looked like the Great Wall of China and was surrounded by man-made objects.
k	ken 73025 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東日本大震災による津波で大きな被害を受けたホテルの震災遺構です。高さ17メートルと言われる津波を受け、４階まで浸水、２階までが柱を残して流出したと説明板にあります。現在ホテルは高台に移転し、「渚亭たろう庵」として営業されていると聞きました。内部は「学ぶ防災ガイド」（１団体4,000円）に申し込まないとは入れませんが、外回りを見るだけでも自然の力の大きさを実感できます。また、駐車場には地震による地殻変動の記録も残っており、非常に勉強になりました。 It is the remains of a hotel that was severely damaged by the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. According to the explanation board, the tsunami, which is said to be 17 meters high, flooded up to the 4th floor and spilled up to the 2nd floor, leaving pillars behind. I heard that the hotel has now moved to a hill and is now open as "Nagisatei Taroan". You can't enter without applying for the "Learn Disaster Prevention Guide" (4,000 yen per group), but you can feel the power of nature just by looking at the outside. In addition, there are records of crustal movements caused by the earthquake in the parking lot, which was a great learning experience.
菅	菅原明寿 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3月12日PMに訪問。前日まではテレビクルー、訪問者が多かったようだが、この日は数台の車と1、2名の人を除き非常に静まり返っていた。 11年前、どの高さまで来たのかがわかる津波浸水深の表示まで水に浸かっていたと想像するだけで震えが出る。邪魔にならない場所で数分、静かに目をつむって後にした。震災を知らない子が増えてきて、風化が進む。絶対に後世に残さなければならない。 Visited at PM on March 12th. Until the day before, there seemed to be many TV crews and visitors, but on this day it was very quiet except for a few cars and one or two people. Eleven years ago, just imagining that the tsunami was submerged up to the indication of the tsunami inundation depth, which shows the height of the tsunami, makes me tremble. I closed my eyes quietly for a few minutes in an unobtrusive place. The number of children who do not know about the earthquake is increasing, and weathering is progressing. It must be left to posterity.
M	Milmil Rasera on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 映像では見たことがあったが、実際に生で見る事をお勧めします。流された下部、残った上部、周辺の更地、ひときわ高く構築された防波堤、すべてが震災の規模の大きさを語ってくれます。予約をして館内の説明を受けた方がより深く知ることができます。
マ	マイケルキダMichael Keida on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An experience that will leave an impression for life. Highly recommended.
s	srayooth thaneemit on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ human life is so fragile. be good do good thing while still living.
M	Malcome Larcens on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Taro Kanko Hotel was a popular hotel prior to March 11th 2011. It was severely damaged in the tsunami that came after the earthquake. Initially, the city wanted to demolish it but decided to preserve it as a memorial. In the summer season, they have guided tours. Take the time to look to understand the magnitude of the tsunami. On the behind is the school that served as temporary city hall and rescue center. It was the only part it the city center now washed away.