Haji Momoi Ruins of the Waste Temple - Yazu District

Name: Haji Momoi Ruins of the Waste Temple - Yazu District
Address: Hajimomoi, Yazu, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0455, Japan, 680-0455, Japan

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住所：	Hajimomoi, Yazu, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0455, Japan
Postal code :	680-0455
Webサイト：	http://www.town.yazu.tottori.jp/1164.htm
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

Hajimomoi, Yazu, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0455, Japan

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ハ	ハイタ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 7世紀後期から8世紀初め（白鳳時代）に建てられた寺院跡 Remains of a temple built in the late 7th century to early 8th century (Hakuho period)
因	因幡国白兎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都などの神社仏閣と比較すれば、小さな遺跡で目を引くような、立派な建造物もない所になりますが、古代の日本人の自然と共に生き抜いてきた証だと思います。古事記に記載されて現存する地域ですので、日本の歴史的価値があり、その事実を証明することができる遺跡だと思います。古事記の時代から現代まで存続できたのは、優れた立地条件の選択と、その条件を生かし続けてきて、継続させた地域の能力の証だと、個人的に思います。 Compared with the shrines and temples in Kyoto etc., there will be no remarkable structures such as eye-catching small ruins, but I think it is a proof that it has survived with the ancient Japanese nature. As it is an existing area described in Kojiki, I think it is an archeological site that has historical value of Japan and can prove that fact. Personally, I think that it was the proof of the area's ability to continue making good use of the selection of excellent location conditions and the conditions that could last from the era of Kojiki to the present age.
田	田中正典 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ｢土師百井廃寺跡」は7世紀中頃から8世紀初め頃まで、土師百井の地に建立されていた伽藍配置のお寺跡です。寺跡は霊石山のなだらかな裾野に位置し、少し下りますと私都川の清い流れに出合う風光明媚な土地の中です。 8世紀初めに都が奈良平城京に移りますからこの時より約1世紀半遡る、日本に百済(くだら)から仏教が伝来した間もない頃には、この土師百井の地に中門と講堂とが回廊で繋がり、その中の西側に金堂、東側に搭が聳える伽藍配置の寺が建立されたのです。当時この地には朝廷の詔を実行に移す権力と富と技術集団(渡来人)が存在集中していたに間違いありません。それから時代が8世紀中頃になりますと仏教文化が更に深化して歴史の舞台は因幡国府の国庁や国分寺へと移ります。因幡国守として大伴家持が赴任します。その歴史の橋渡し(白鳳文化→天平文化)を｢土師百井廃寺跡」は行い、その生き証人的な遺跡として私たちに語りかけています。 "Hoshi Momoi Ruined Temple Ruins" is a ruins of a temple with a cathedral that was erected in the land of Hoshi Momoi from the middle of the 7th century to the beginning of the 8th century. The ruins of the temple are located in the gentle foothills of Mt. Reishi. Since the capital moved to Naraheijokyo in the early 8th century, dating back about a century and a half from this time, by the time Buddhism had just been introduced from Baekje to Japan, the middle gate and auditorium were located in the land of Hajime Hoshi. The temple was connected by a corridor, and a temple with a cathedral tower erected on the west side of the corridor and the tower on the east side. At that time, there was no doubt that the power, wealth, and technical group (migrants) who had implemented the Imperial Court had been concentrated in this area. Then, in the middle of the 8th century, the Buddhist culture deepened further, and the stage of history shifted to the Inaba National Government and the Kokubunji Temple. Oban Family Owner will be assigned as Inaba National Guard. "Hoshi Momoi Ruins Temple Ruins" performs the bridge of the history (Hakuho culture → Tenpyo culture), and speaks to us as a living witnessed archeological site.