Sannō-zaka Slope - Chiyoda City

Name: Sannō-zaka Slope - Chiyoda City
Address: 2 Chome-2 Nagatachō, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0014, Japan, 100-0014, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-2 Nagatachō, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0014, Japan
Postal code :	100-0014
Webサイト：	http://www.kanko-chiyoda.jp/tabid/458/Default.aspx
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

2 Chome-2 Nagatachō, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0014, Japan

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ま	まさ・なち on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
備	備前太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
k	kirkmas &JeenaAndow on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国会議事堂、衆議院会館の前です。 It is in front of the Houses of Parliament and the lower house.
Y	Yoshihisa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 江戸時代この坂道は山王社（日枝神社）の表参道として利用されたことから山王坂と名付けられたそうです。将軍や、大名たちもこの坂道を通って山王社に参詣していたそうです。今では両側とも議員会館です。 In the Edo era, this slope was named Sannozaka because it was used as the Omotesando of Sanno Shrine (Hie Shrine). It is said that generals and daimyo also visited Sanno Shrine through this slope. It is now a parliament building on both sides.
t	traveller DEEP on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 首相官邸周辺は坂が多いので変な地形になってます。地図だとわかりにくいですが、南側から北へ向かって丘状になっており、議員会館から西へ向かって下り坂になってます。 There are many slopes around the Prime Minister's Office, so the terrain is strange. It's hard to see on the map, but it's a hill from the south to the north, and it's downhill from the Members' Office Building to the west.
神	神山博光 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 豊川稲荷に行く予定でルート検索したら最寄りの駅が永田町駅ということだったので、訳も分からぬままやって来て議事堂の屋根が見えたので、ついでに見ていこうと思って議事堂の裏手を歩き、議事堂はもういいやということで豊川稲荷方向に向かうことにしたらこの坂がありました。幸か不幸か坂を降るルートだったのでよかったけど、日枝神社をお参りして「ついでに議事堂も…」と考えた場合、この坂を見たら議事堂はパスします。写真だと分かりにくいんだけど、けっこうキツイんだよね。 I decided to go to Toyokawa Inari and searched for a route.The nearest station was Nagatacho Station, so I came in confusingly and came to see the roof of the Capitol Building. Had no good thing, so I decided to head for Toyokawa Inari. Fortunately or unfortunately, it was a good way to go down the slope, but if you visit Hie Shrine and think, "In the meantime, the Capitol, ...", if you see this slope, the Capitol will pass. It's hard to understand with photos, but it's pretty tough.
直	直哉 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国会議事堂の裏から赤坂山王日枝神社に向かって下る急な坂です。 170mほど。都心でもこれほどの直線坂はありません。「この坂を山王坂といいます。この坂あたり、明治維新までほとんどが山王社(日枝神社)の社地であり、社前に下る坂なのでこの名がつけられたのでしょう。また一名鹿島坂ともよばれていますが、坂の近くに明治時代の豪商鹿島清兵衛の邸宅があったのでそのように呼ばれたといいます。」 It is a steep slope that descends from the back of the Diet Building toward Akasaka Sanno Hie Shrine. About 170m. There is no such straight slope in the city center. "This slope is called Sanno-zaka. Most of this slope is the site of Sanno-sha (Hie Shrine) until the Meiji Restoration, and it is a slope that goes down in front of the shrine, so it must have been named. It is also called a slope, but it is said that it was called because there was a mansion of Seibei Kajima, a wealthy merchant in the Meiji era, near the slope. "
R	Ryou Muramoto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 永田町二丁目衆議院第一議員会館と第二議員会館の間を日枝神社(山王社)前に下る坂です。この坂の辺りは、明治維新まではほとんど山王社の社地でしたから、この名で呼ばれたようです。 It is a slope that goes down in front of Hie Shrine (Sanno Shrine) between the First Members'Office Building and the Second Members' Office Building in Nagatacho 2-chome. Until the Meiji Restoration, the area around this slope was mostly the site of Sanno Shrine, so it seems that it was called by this name.