大黒石

Name: 大黒石
Address: Kasama, 〒309-1611 Ibaraki,Japan, Ibaraki, Japan

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住所：	Kasama, 〒309-1611 Ibaraki,Japan
Webサイト：	http://www.city.kasama.lg.jp/page/page000171.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 ,
街：	Ibaraki

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岡	岡ちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 笠間城があった佐白山には元々『正福寺』という寺院があり、百余の僧坊がありました。この正福寺と七会村(現・茨城県城里町)の『徳蔵寺』との間で宗門争いが生じ、徳蔵寺の僧兵たちが大挙して押し寄せ正福寺を攻撃しました。不意打ちにあった正福寺側が山頂近くに追い詰められたとき、山頂にあった巨石『大黒石』が突然動き出し、徳蔵寺の僧兵たちを追い散らしたと云われており、これによって正福寺は何とか難を逃れることができたとのことです。クルマと比較するとその大きさに驚きです。 Sashiroyama, where Kasama Castle was located, originally had a temple called “Shofukuji” and there were more than 100 monks. There was a sect battle between the Shopukuji Temple and Tokuzo-ji Temple in Shichikai-mura (currently Sato-cho, Ibaraki Prefecture). When the sudden side of Shopukuji was hunted down near the summit, it was said that the large stone "Daikoishi" at the summit suddenly started to dispel the Tokuzo-ji monks. I was able to. I am surprised at the size compared to the car.
r	reds speeding on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 笠間城へ向かう途中にある大きな石というよりは岩？丸みを帯びているからやっぱり石？石に小さな窪みがあって、そこに小石を3回連続で入ると幸せが訪れるとか願いが叶うとか言われているらしいです。自分は2度挑戦をしましたが、2度とも失敗に終わりました。 A rock rather than a big stone on the way to Kasama Castle? After all it is stone because it is round? It seems that there is a small depression in the stone, and it is said that happiness comes and wishes come true if pebbles enter it three times in a row. I have tried twice, but both have failed.
R	Roger Tupicanskas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ De repente no meio da estrada uma pedra gigante... bem curioso e interessante, diz a história que essa pedra foi empurrada de cima da montanha durante uma batalha entre monges e várias pessoas morreram, existe um pequeno buraco na parte de cima da pedra e diz a lenda que se você jogar três pedrinhas consecutivamente e acertar o buraco, você encontrará a felicidade... o local é bem curioso e existe uma placa ao lado explicando a história da pedra gigante e também uma outra placa avisando para não subir na pedra. Suddenly in the middle of the road a giant stone ... very curious and interesting, the story goes that this stone was pushed off the mountain during a battle between monks and several people died, there is a small hole in the top of the stone and legend has it that if you throw three pebbles consecutively and hit the hole, you will find happiness ... the place is very curious and there is a sign next to it explaining the history of the giant stone and also another sign warning you not to climb on the stone .
藤	藤田力 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 20200621第3回茨城県ホテル周辺の神社巡り弾丸ツアーに行って来ました！本日は9社の神社で参拝を済ませ、締めくくりが目が笠間城跡です！かさま歴史交流館井筒屋さんで、続日本100名城No.112笠間城スタンプの押印を済ませ、笠間城跡散策に来ました！途中に有ったのが、この「大黒石」とにかくでかい！この「大黒石」には伝説が有り、鎌倉時代の初め、佐白山の僧兵と七会の徳蔵寺の僧兵との間で勢力争いが生じ、負けた佐白山の僧兵が山頂近くに逃げ延び、山頂にあった「大黒石」を転がした！徳蔵寺の僧兵たちは、転がる大黒石の下敷きになり大勢の死人が出て、正福寺は何とか難を逃れる事が出来たとの事！その時、転がって止まったのが此処！なのだとか? 20200621 I went to the 3rd Ibaraki Prefecture Hotel Area Shrine Tour Bullet Tour! Today, we have finished worshiping at 9 shrines, and the end is the Kasama Castle Ruins! Kasama History Exchange Center Izutsuya-san has stamped the No.112 Kasama Castle stamp of Continued Top 100 Japanese Castle and came to walk around the Kasama Castle ruins! There was this "Daikokuishi" on the way, anyway! There is a legend in this "Daikokuishi", and at the beginning of the Kamakura period, there was a power struggle between the Shofuku-ji monks and the Tokuzoji monks of the Shichikai, and the defeated Sashiro-san priests fled near the summit. I rolled the "Daikokuishi" that was there! The Tokuzoji monks were underlaying a rolling Daikoku stone, and many people died, and Shofukuji managed to escape the difficulties! At that time, it was here that I rolled and stopped! That's it ?
A	Ayustet Arumo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 巨大な石が道路を半分ふさぐ形で転がり落ちています。注意しないとぶつかりますよ。由来によると、戦いの最中、的の雑兵をこの石を落として撃退したとか。と、すると、この石の下には・・・。なんて事を想像してしまうお話です。しかし、どうやってこんな巨大な石を転がしたんでしょうか。さらに、もうひとつ由来があって、石のヘソ（くぼみ）に小石を３つ投げ入れると・・・。この続きは現地で。なんて、言っても知られてしまうのが、SNS時代。クチコミされてます。そこで１つアドバイス。決してこの石にいたずらをしないでください。祟られますよ。とか、言ったら都市伝説になるのかも知れません。信じるか信じないかは、現地で確認。 A huge stone is rolling down halfway down the road. If you're not careful, you'll hit. According to the origin, during the battle, he dropped this stone and repelled the target soldiers. Then, under this stone ... It's a story that makes you imagine. But how did you roll such a huge stone? In addition, there is another origin, if you throw three pebbles into the belly button (dent) of the stone. This continuation is on-site. What is known is the SNS era. It has been reviewed. So one piece of advice. Never play a prank on this stone. It will be cursed. Or maybe it's an urban legend. Check locally to see if you believe it or not.
う	うなうな on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ つつじ公園から笠間城跡に徒歩で向かう途中に遭遇しました。道にせり出す大きな岩。道にせり出してるけれど、公園の一部のようでした。岩のへそに小石を3回以内に入れると幸せがあるとのことでチャレンジしました。 2人とも成功。割と簡単なのか、たまたまか。 I encountered it on the way from Azalea Park to the Kasama Castle Ruins on foot. A large rock overhanging the road. It was sticking out on the road, but it looked like a part of the park. I challenged that I would be happy if I put pebbles in the navel of the rock within 3 times. Both succeeded. Is it relatively easy, or does it happen?
C	Cabala Feng on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ a big rock on the road.
D	Daniel Scott on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s a pretty big black rock.