Ōi-juku - Ena

Name: Ōi-juku - Ena
Address: Oicho, Ena, Gifu 509-7201, Japan, 509-7201, Japan

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住所：

Oicho, Ena, Gifu 509-7201, Japan

Postal code :

509-7201

Webサイト：

https://www.kankou-ena.jp/446.php

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

磯	磯村和男 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 明治天皇が宿泊された宿場町として知られてますが、妻籠・馬籠などのメジャーな宿場町と比較すれば現存する文化財も少なく、近くには岩村城下町・大正村も有り観光客はまばらで閑散としています。明智鉄道の本数が少なくJRとの継ぎが悪いので、待ち時間を利用して散策するのが良いと言えます。 It is known as a post town where Emperor Meiji stayed, but compared to major post towns such as Tsumago and Magome, there are few existing cultural properties, and there are Iwamura castle town and Taisho village nearby, and tourists are sparse. It is quiet. Since the number of Akechi Railways is small and the connection with JR is poor, it is better to take a walk using the waiting time.
な	ないとうやすひろ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 中山道の雰囲気が残るところです。子供を連れていくと怖がります。なかせんどう　ですから(^_-) This is where the atmosphere of Nakasendo continues. I am scared when I take my child. Because it is not good (^ _-)
伊	伊藤英晃 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 6ヵ所で折れ曲がる中山道、本陣跡には正門が残り、和宮に水を供した井戸、ひし屋資料館として復元した庄屋さんのお宅などが見所です。 The highlights are the Nakasendo that bends at six places, the main gate that remains at the site of the main camp, the well that provided water to the Japanese palace, and Shoya's house that was restored as the Hishiya Museum.
M	Masayoshi Shibata on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 岐阜県指定史跡大井宿本陣跡中山道69次の46番目大井宿は本陣と脇本陣を構え、大名や幕府の役人が宿泊をしました。昭和22年に本陣の母家部分が焼失してしまいましたが、表門周辺は焼け残り今に伝わります。大井宿は中山道の中でも大きな宿場で、有事の際に敵の侵入を防ぐ６つの枡形があったそうです。現在は本陣が岐阜県指定史跡となっており門や庭園が残っています。 Gifu Prefecture designated historic site Oi-juku Honjin site The 46th Oi-juku, which is the 69th station on the Nakayama road, has a main camp and a Waki-honjin, where daimyo and shogunate officials stayed. The mother's house of the main camp was burnt down in 1947, but the area around the front gate is still unburned. Oi-juku is one of the largest post stations on Nakasendo, and it seems that there were six boxes to prevent the invasion of enemies in the event of an emergency. Currently, the main camp is a historic site designated by Gifu Prefecture, and the gate and garden remain.
I	Ichiro yoyogi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大井宿本陣跡。本陣跡とはいえ建物は現存しておらず、この正門と威厳のある塀、カギ状に折れる道が江戸初期の往時を偲ばせます。 Oi-juku Honjin trace. Although the site is the site of the main camp, the building does not exist, and the main gate, the dignified fence, and the key-shaped road are reminiscent of the early Edo period.
旅	旅人runner on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 生まれて初めて大井宿に来訪！明治天皇が宿泊した宿場町だそうで、その面影をひしひしと感じます。恵那市がここまで中山道を推していると思わなかったので、いい意味で驚きました！本陣の前には説明板や枡形の図上もとてもわかり易かった！本陣は何より今でも住んでいるというのが凄いと感じました！ Visited Oi-juku for the first time in my life! It seems that it is a post town where Emperor Meiji stayed, and I feel the impression of it. I didn't think Ena City was pushing Nakasendo so far, so I was surprised in a good way! In front of the main team, it was very easy to understand on the explanation board and the box-shaped drawing! Above all, I felt it was amazing that the main team still lives!
k	kimi o on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Never been
S	Sebastian on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's nice, you can find remnants of the Nakasendō here for sure. They explain some in English, too.