Tengnomugimeshi Habitat - Komoro

Name: Tengnomugimeshi Habitat - Komoro
Address: 1 Chome-1-15 Miyukicho, Komoro, Nagano 384-0005, Japan, 384-0005, Japan

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住所：	1 Chome-1-15 Miyukicho, Komoro, Nagano 384-0005, Japan
Postal code :	384-0005
Webサイト：	http://www.city.komoro.lg.jp/doc/2014022501276/
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

1 Chome-1-15 Miyukicho, Komoro, Nagano 384-0005, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

堀	堀ヶ野尋 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
林	林真治 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国の天然記念物に指定されているとのことです。地上では見ることはできません，地面の下に有るそうです。掘ることは法律で禁止されているとのことです。 It has been designated as a national natural monument. It cannot be seen on the ground, it seems to be under the ground. It is said that digging is prohibited by law.
て	てくてく on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 他の方の口コミも参考に訪れましたが、え？ここ？と言いたくなるような道端の小道が入口です。（Googleマップでの検索では、線路を越えるような指示がありましたが線路側からは入れません。）道路側の小道を上がると原っぱが広がっていて、説明書き看板がなければただの空き地のようです。でも、説明を読むとなかなか大事な場所であることがわかります。ちなみに小道の入り口は民家の駐車場の私有地かと思われるので、駐車は迷惑になるかと思います。 I visited with reference to other people's reviews, but eh? here? The entrance is a roadside path that makes you want to say. (In the search on Google Maps, there was an instruction to cross the railroad track, but you can not enter from the railroad track side.) When you go up the path on the road side, the open field spreads, and if there is no explanation signboard, it is just a vacant lot It seems that. However, if you read the explanation, you will find that it is a very important place. By the way, the entrance of the path seems to be private land in the parking lot of a private house, so parking may be a nuisance.
玉	玉屋のこーちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 写真を追加したらクチコミが消えるのは何故？保存の仕方が悪いのか………のでもう一度。東小諸駅の近く電車（小海線は機関車）の車窓から高台に公園らしきものが在るのは確認できるのですが、それが何なのか疑問でした。入り口に小さな立て札が在るだけで、駐車場も民家の物なのか不明です。『天狗のムギメシ』は地下に生息する菌糸の粒で、非常時には食用とされた事も在ったそうです。北信の『飯綱山＝飯砂山』にもみられる現象です。写真付きの案内が在りましたが（何故か群馬県教育委員会）採取・発掘禁止。法に触れます。普段は草原の中に『桜の樹』と石柱が在るだけです。後世に残す為にもそっとしときましょうね。 Why does the word-of-mouth disappear when I add a photo? Isn't it a bad way to save it? I could confirm that there was something like a park on a hill from the train window (a locomotive on the Koumi Line) near Higashi-Komoro Station, but I was wondering what it was. There is only a small bill at the entrance, and it is unknown whether the parking lot is also for a private house. "Tengu no Mugimeshi" is a grain of hyphae that lives underground, and it is said that it was sometimes edible in an emergency. This is a phenomenon also seen in Hokushin's "Iitsunayama = Iitsunayama". There was a guide with a photo (for some reason, Gunma Prefectural Board of Education), but collection and excavation are prohibited. Touch the law. Usually, there are only "cherry trees" and stone pillars in the meadow. Let's take it easy to leave it for posterity.