兼山湊跡

Name: 兼山湊跡
Address: Kaneyama, Kani, 〒505-0130 Gifu,Japan, Gifu, Japan

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住所：

Kaneyama, Kani, 〒505-0130 Gifu,Japan

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

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Best Historical landmark in japan

荻	荻野孝明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 兼山湊跡(≧▽≦) Kaneyama Minato (≧ ▽ ≦)
松	松波浩徳 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曽川の川湊です。森可長が出陣するときは、三千の兵がここから舟にのてって行きました。 It is a river ridge of the Kiso river. When Kano Mori came out, three thousand soldiers went from here to the fort.
o	osamu goto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 釣りをしている人がいるぐらい普通のスポットです☺️ It's just a normal spot for people who are fishing ☺️
義	義明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 川からの風が気持ちよく、岩の上でのんびり過ごす事ができました。民家の奥にあるので、車は置く場所が困るかも The wind from the river was pleasant and I was able to spend a relaxing time on the rocks. Since it is in the back of a private house, it may be difficult to put a car
の	のじきん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曽川沿いの昔の水運の名残石畳がとても素晴らしいけっこう坂が急なので、昔の方は足腰が丈夫だったんだな、と改めて思いました Remnants of old water transportation along the Kiso River Stone pavement is so wonderful Since the slope is steep, I thought once again that my legs were strong in the old days.
森	森昭二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつての川湊の跡です。船が物流の主流だったころ、この場所は物資の集積地として大いに栄えました。今に残る石畳は当時の名残です。 It is a trace of the former river ridge. When ships were the mainstream of logistics, this place prospered as a store of goods. The cobblestones that remain today are remnants of those days.
D	Daisuke Kikuchi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曾川水運を利用し、を政治・軍事的要所にあった川湊。昔は急流だったらしい。 Using the Kiso River water transport, Kawaminato was at a political and military point. It seems that it used to be a torrent.
K	Kohrista 901 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ いまは史跡として遺る河川湊跡です。近くの金山城の軍需拠点として栄え、その後も木曽の材木や塩などの物流を担う湊としてこの地域の発展に貢献したとのことです。この兼山湊跡への駐車場は無く、民家の生活路のような通りを抜けて行きますので湊跡入口まで車等で入らないほうがよさそうです。湊跡は、石畳が綺麗に敷かれ川の下まで行くことができます。現在は河川に大規模なダムができ瀞状の緩い流れですが、昔はもっと急流で澱みの少ない拓けた河川敷だったようです。当時の様相を想像しながら石畳のうえでのんびり過ごすのはとても気持ちいい場所だと思います。 It is a river port trace that remains as a historic site now. It prospered as a munitions base for the nearby Kanayama Castle, and has contributed to the development of this region as Minato, which is responsible for the distribution of lumber and salt from Kiso. There is no parking lot to this Kaneyama Minato site, and you will go through a street like the living path of a private house, so it seems better not to drive to the Minato site entrance. Minato traces are beautifully paved with stone pavement and can go to the bottom of the river. Currently, a large-scale dam is formed in the river and it is a loose stream, but in the past it seems that it was a riverbed that was opened with more rapids and less stagnation. I think it's a very pleasant place to spend a relaxing time on the stone pavement while imagining the situation at that time.