Mimitsuka - Nerima City

Name: Mimitsuka - Nerima City
Address: 5 Chome-34-13 Kasugacho, Nerima City, Tokyo 179-0074, Japan, 179-0074, Japan

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住所：	5 Chome-34-13 Kasugacho, Nerima City, Tokyo 179-0074, Japan
Postal code :	179-0074
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,

5 Chome-34-13 Kasugacho, Nerima City, Tokyo 179-0074, Japan

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Y	Yoshihisa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 耳の病気が良くなるという伝説の地・・・だそうです。 It is a legendary land where ear ailments get better ...
い	いりぐちなおき on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 住宅地の中の一寸した公園の片隅に有るお墓残念ながら耳を当てると耳が良くなる竹筒は現存しないそう言う昔話が有った所わざわざ出向く所では無いかも知れないが A tomb in a corner of a small park in a residential area Unfortunately, there is no bamboo tube that makes your ears better Where there was such an old story It may not be the place to go to
神	神山博光 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 以前読んだ練馬の昔話に似たような話しがありましたね。そちらは笛を吹いてまだ生きてることを知らせたらしく、空気穴として差した竹が風の日に笛と似たような音を出したために亡くなってからも笛の音がしたというものでしたが、いくら生きるのがつらいからって生き埋めを望みますかね？というか、これが本当の話しならこれってお墓ですよね。 There was a story similar to the old tale of Nerima I read before. They wanted to let them know that they were still alive by blowing the whistle, and the sound of the whistle was heard even after their death because the bamboo that was inserted as an air hole made a sound similar to the whistle on the windy day. How much do you want to bury because it is hard to live? Or, if this is the real story, this is a grave.
Q	QUEEN hd on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 練馬区立春日町かしの木緑地の隣、環八から入ってすぐのところにある小さな祠である。お参りすると耳が良くなると言うことで、参拝者が多数訪れたと書いてあった。耳が良くなるといいね。 It is a small shrine right next to Kasuga-cho, Nerima-ku, next to the Kasokuki Ryokuchi, and immediately after entering Ringhachi. It was written that the visitor's ears were better when he visited, and that it was visited by many worshipers. I hope my ears are better.
ま	まさゆき on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 圓淨法師塚(えんじょうほうしづか) 起伏のない土地に築かれた、径約10メートル、高さ約1.5メートルの円墳状の塚で、通称は「耳塚」です。所在地はかつての上練馬村中ノ宮なかのみやと高松の境であり、辻でした。現在は、南西側の道路拡幅により裾の一部が削られています。頂上に祠があり、中には板石の碑が建っています。正面に「圓淨法師位えんじょうほうしい」、裏面に8人の建碑けんぴの発起人氏名と「明治四十四年（1911年）四月建之これをたつ」の陰刻があります。道路に面した側には大谷石おおやいしを配した階段が造られています。この塚にまつわる伝承では、村に住んでいた老婆の入定塚にゅうじょうづかとされており、換気口かんきこうの竹筒に耳をあてると耳の病気が良くなるので、いつの頃からか参詣人が来て「耳塚」といわれるようになりました。このため、土地の所有者などが供養碑を建てたといわれています。比較的大きな近世、近代の埋葬遺構としての高塚たかづかであり、形式がほぼ完全に残っています。他の方の評価は低かったですが、公園の脇にある素敵な塚だと思いました。言い伝えも変わったお話で面白いですね。 Enjo Hoshizuka It is a circular mound with a diameter of about 10 meters and a height of about 1.5 meters built on a flat land, commonly known as "Mimizuka". The location was once Tsuji, the border between Nakanomiya Nakanomiya and Takamatsu in Kaminerima Village. Currently, part of the hem has been removed due to the widening of the road on the southwest side. There is a shrine at the top, and a stone slab monument stands inside. On the front side, there is an inscription "Enjou Houshii", and on the back side, there are the names of the founders of the eight monuments Kenpi and the inscription "Takeyuki Kore in April 1911". On the side facing the road, there is a staircase with Oya stone Oyaishi. According to the folklore about this mound, it is said that the old woman who lived in the village is in the mound, and if you put your ear on the bamboo tube of the ventilation opening, your ear illness will get better. It came to be called "Mimizuka". For this reason, it is said that the owners of the land built a memorial monument. It is Takatsuka Takatsuka as a relatively large modern burial remains, and the form remains almost completely. Others' evaluation was low, but I thought it was a nice mound beside the park. It's interesting because the story has changed.