堀井儀三郎の碑 - Ono

There is a monument in the forest of the Aonohara Plateau. Gisaburo Horii, a Confucian scholar in the latter half of the Edo period, became a subordinate of the Confucian scholar Oshio Heihachiro after being born in this area and participated in the "Oshio Heihachiro Ran", which is famous for history textbooks. The turbulence was suppressed, and Gisaburo was caught and died in prison (21 years old). At the end of the Edo period, in May 1897, volunteers built this stone monument in honor of Gisaburo's spirit and engraved the contents of the life of Yoshisaburo, the spirit of the Yoshimin. Since it is located on a plateau, it is originally located in a place where you can see the scenery below, but it is difficult to identify the location because it is covered with trees, if not even a jungle. Only in this place, there is a mysterious space that makes me think that someone is weeding regularly. It seems that there used to be a way to go, but now that there is no beast road, it is not an easy place to go just because you are interested, and the site of the SDF training ground is adjacent (depending on the way you enter) The recommendation level is the lowest, including the fact that it may end up. As an individual, it is 4 stars. There is no doubt that you will be able to reach it because you were able to visit this time, but if you stop by, please be sure to equip yourself before you act.