樫曲トンネル - Tsuruga

There is a sign outside the tunnel that explains the technology of the time in an easy-to-understand manner. It is very interesting to read while looking at the real tunnel. You can see how Tsuruga thrived here by going around the facilities around Kanegasaki and looking at the explanations and photos of each. It's exciting to imagine that it was one of the few typical cities connected to the world. Since there is no parking lot and large roads often pass along the side road, it may be a good idea to park your car in a place that does not interfere with the remote village and walk to it. Addition (2020/6/20), the railway heritage group including this tunnel was certified as "Japanese Heritage" by the Agency for Cultural Affairs on June 19, 2020. By all means, Fukui Prefecture and Tsuruga City should consider how to protect and preserve the “spectacle bridge (remain)” that is difficult for people to visit, unlike tunnels, and how to open it (while making use of the abandoned line of Kanegasaki Park as it is, moving to it). I want you to do it.

The old-fashioned tunnel was very good. A place that you can easily see from the direction of Imajo

I reviewed it by word of mouth before, but for some reason my post has disappeared, so I will upload it again. It is a tunnel that I want you to keep for a long time. At night, it is lit up and makes you feel like you are in a foreign country. I will upload a photo of the tunnel in the middle of winter.