鳥取城跡巻石垣

Name: 鳥取城跡 巻石垣
Address: Higashimachi, 〒680-0011 Tottori,Japan, Tottori, Japan

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Contact 鳥取城跡巻石垣

住所：	Higashimachi, 〒680-0011 Tottori,Japan
Webサイト：	https://www.city.tottori.lg.jp/www/contents/1336361942196/files/PDF.pdf
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Castle ,
街：	Tottori

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石	石川阿公 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 石垣の復元に莫大な費用が必要だと実感しました。 I realized that a huge cost is needed to restore Ishigaki.
陳	陳近南 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 可自JR鳥取站搭乘百円循環巴士前往(在縣立博物館●仁風閣下車)...不過目前只剩下遺跡...雖然只剩下斷垣殘壁...但城跡佔地不小...沿著石階逐步往上...經過重重城牆石壁...不難想像當年鳥取山城的宏偉... From JR Tottori Station, you can take a 100-yen circular bus (at the Prefectural Museum Nipu-Kōrō Bus)...but currently there are only ruins...Although there are only ruins...but the castle ruins occupy a large area... .Gradually go up along the stone steps...through the walls of the castle...it’s not hard to imagine the grandeur of Tottori Mountain Castle back then...
田	田中正典 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ｢天球丸」の石垣が文化4年(1807年)に崩れそうになったそうで、最初から石垣を組み直すことが大変です。ですから当時、川の護岸や港の突堤を修理する方法が採られました。亀の甲羅状に石を積み上げて崩れそうな石垣部分を補強したのです。この｢巻石垣(まきいしがき)」の方法での補強は鳥取城以外には残っていないとの事です。｢天球丸」から見下ろしますと、まるで大亀がぐいぐいと石塁にタックルを挑んでいるように見えます。 The stone wall of "Tenkyu Maru" seems to have collapsed in the 4th year of culture (1807), so it is difficult to rebuild the stone wall from the beginning. So at that time, the method of repairing the revetment of the river and the jetty of the harbor was adopted. I piled up the stones in the turtle shell and reinforced the stone wall part that seems to collapse. The reinforcement of this "Makiishi-gaki" method does not remain except for Tottori Castle. When you look down from the "Tenkyu Maru", it looks like the Great Turtle is trying to tackle the tackle against the rock and the tomb.
M	MegaLlagas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天球丸という案内があったので、最初球形石垣が天球丸なのだと思っていたら違うそうです。この球状石垣は江戸時代の終わりに補強目的で増築された”巻石垣”というもので、ほかに例が無いらしいです。石垣好きな人は一度見に来て損はないと思います。 There was a guide called Tenkyumaru, so if you first thought that the spherical stone wall was Tenkyumaru, it would be different. This spherical stone wall is called "Maki Ishigaki", which was added for the purpose of reinforcement at the end of the Edo period, and it seems that there is no other example. If you like Ishigaki, you should come and see it.