芭蕉句碑天理福知堂 - Tenri

Name: 芭蕉句碑天理福知堂 - Tenri
Address: Fukuchidocho, Tenri, 〒632-0045 Nara,Japan, Nara, 632-0045, Japan

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住所：	Fukuchidocho, Tenri, 〒632-0045 Nara,Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Postal code :	632-0045
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,
街：	Nara

Fukuchidocho, Tenri, 〒632-0045 Nara,Japan

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n	naotoshi takayama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2017.08.13 (日) 17:30 初来訪 (奈良斑鳩人) まだ明るい夏の夕方 Google map ∴印に『芭蕉句碑』と有り行く事にトコロが場所は直ぐに分かるも駐車場が無く・・何とか安全な場所に車を停め向かいましたソコは超小さな公園の様で夏の盛りと有り藤棚のフジは棚を覆い尽くし涼しげでも有りましたソノ棚の下には高さが1.5m程の立石が有り正面に『詩が』側面には『松尾芭蕉』と刻まれておりまたソノ傍には芭蕉が詠んだ『草臥れて宿かる比や藤の花』の解説やコノ場所に来るまでの経緯やコレからの行き先などの説明が有りましたなお詩は夕暮れになり草臥(ｸﾀﾋﾞ)れてソロソロ宿を探さないとって思っていたトコロ綺麗なフジの花の咲いているのが目にとまりソノ時の旅情を詠んだモノだと思われますしかしながらわずか17文字で幾多の情景を想像させる❗ ヤハリ凄い方だったのでしょうネェ！ 2017.08.13 (Sun) 17:30 First visit (Ikaruga Nara) Still bright summer evening Google map ∴ mark Tokoro goes with "Basho Bakusho" There is no parking lot though the location is immediately understood ... I managed to park my car in a safe place Soko is like a super small park and has a lot of summer The wisteria of Fujitana covered the shelves, even though it was cool There was There is a standing stone with a height of about 1.5 m under the sono shelf "Poetry" on the front and "Matsuo Basho" on the side It is carved, and Basho is singing near Sono. Commentary on "Kusagire suru Kariya Fujinohana" How did you come to Kono place and There was an explanation about the destination etc. In addition, the poetry is at dusk I thought I wouldn't look for a solo inn Tokoro: Beautiful wisteria flowers are in bloom It was something that caught my eye and described the travel feelings of Sono It seems However, with only 17 characters Imagine many scenes ❗ Yahari I think he was a great person!
西	西谷廣 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天理市三昧田〔三昧田権現〕に芭蕉句碑が建っている。草臥て宿かる比や藤の花　はせをこの句碑は文化１１年（１８１４）に建立された碑で、句は貞享４年（１６８７）の作、〔笈の小文〕所載。 Basho statue is built in Tenri City Sangakada [Sankyuta Exhibition]. Ratio of grass lodging ratio and wisteria flowers This stone monument is a monument built in the year 11 (1814), the phrase is the work of Tadahiro 4 years (1687), [笈の小文文] listed.