米山寺跡（米山寺公園）

Name: 米山寺跡（米山寺公園）
Address: Yamaderamachi, Sukagawa, 〒962-0062 Fukushima,Japan, Fukushima, Japan

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Contact 米山寺跡（米山寺公園）

住所：

Yamaderamachi, Sukagawa, 〒962-0062 Fukushima,Japan

電話：

📞 +88889

Webサイト：

https://www.city.sukagawa.fukushima.jp/kurashi/toshikeikaku/koen/1002248/1002249.html

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

カテゴリ：

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街：

Fukushima

Best Historical landmark in japan

r	ryu o on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 蚊がいすぎです。草が放置で生えっぱで子供連れだとヘビなどに気をつけてください。周りに人もいないので助けも呼べないです! 長所　すぐに神社がありお前利できます There are too many mosquitoes. Watch out for snakes, etc. if the grass is left unattended and accompanied by children. There are no people around, so I can't call for help! Pros: There is a shrine right away and you can use it
金	金澤王牙 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 遊具などはありませんが水道とトイレがあります。駐車場も作られ4台分あります（身障者用1台）桜の時期は綺麗ですが夜は照明がほとんどないので怖いです。 There are no playground equipment, but there is a water supply and a toilet. There is also a parking lot for 4 cars (1 for people with disabilities) The cherry blossoms are beautiful at night, but at night there is almost no lighting so I'm afraid.
x	xnp 2000 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 池の北西にトイレ有り。駐車場は無さそう。昔、米山寺というお寺があったようで、お寺の跡を示す石看板がいくつかあります。 There is a toilet in the northwest of the pond. There seems to be no parking lot. It seems that there used to be a temple called Yoneyama Temple, There are several stone signs that show the remains of the temple.
d	doll bang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お寺跡の中？にあり、真ん中に大きな池がある公園です。敷地内はとてもよく整備されてちょっと散策するには良いと思います。花が咲く頃はとてもきれいな場所でしょうね。桜が咲く頃また来たいと思います。 (´∇｀) Inside the temple ruins? It is a park with a large pond in the middle. The grounds are very well maintained and I think it's a good place to take a walk. It will be a very beautiful place when the flowers bloom. I would like to come again when the cherry blossoms bloom. (* ´∇ ｀ ) Inside the temple ruins? It is a park with a large pond in the middle. The grounds are very well maintained and I think it's a good place to take a walk. It will be a very beautiful place when the flowers bloom. I would like to come again when the cherry blossoms bloom. ( ´∇ ｀ ) Inside the temple ruins? It is a park with a large pond in the middle. The grounds are very well maintained and I think it's a good place to take a walk. It will be a very beautiful place when the flowers bloom. I would like to come again when the cherry blossoms bloom. ( ´∇ ｀ *)
柏	柏木一昭（かずニャ） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 子供用の遊具は無いが、整備し直されて綺麗になった。トイレも多目的トイレを完備して高齢者障害者に優しい公園。残念なのは逆に池が汚くなってしまって、魚釣りしてた方の楽しみが減ってしまったのではないか。 There are no children's playsets, but they have been refurbished and cleaned. The park is equipped with multipurpose restrooms and is friendly to the elderly and disabled. Unfortunately, on the contrary, the pond has become dirty, and the enjoyment of those who have been fishing has diminished.
三	三瓶加代 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お散歩できるように整備されていて、トイレもあり、駐車場も身障者用1台と、そのほか三台停められます。今の時期桜?がとてもきれいでした。 There are toilets, and one parking lot for disabled people and three others will be parked. Cherry blossoms were very beautiful now.
杉	*杉野森正子（gana）** on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 近くで食事をして、満腹だったので食後の散策に初めて訪れました。綺麗に手入れされた木々や芝が美しかったです。しかし、米山寺がどんなものだったのかの説明がある訳でもないのでよくわからず散策しました。 ○○跡のような碑と柱跡を模したものが点在していましたが…。ただ、ちょうど紅葉が色付き出していたので散歩するにはちょうどいい公園だと思いました。 I ate nearby and was full, so I visited for the first time after a meal. The beautifully maintained trees and grass were beautiful. However, I didn't understand what it was like at Beisanji, so I took a walk. There were scattered monuments like XX traces and pillar traces ... However, the autumn leaves were just colored, so I thought it was a good park to take a walk.
土	土沢英良 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 公園として整備されているのはあくまでもそこに奈良・平安時代の寺院があったから、そこに人々が集まり、平安時代末期に末法思想に基づく経塚が造られ、中世には板碑が建立された、歴史的に連続する人の営みがあったからだと私は考えます。なので、公園として認識する前に、古代の寺院跡として受け止めたい。そういう意味で、このサイトの名称は「米山寺跡（米山寺公園）」とすべきではないかと思います。公演があったから、付け足しとして遺跡があるわけではないからです。現在は北東側の隣接に日枝神社が建てられていますが、そういう信仰さえも成り立たせてしまう、古代から連綿とした仏教遺跡として有名になってほしいと私は思います。 The park is maintained as a temple from the Nara / Heian period, so people gathered there, and at the end of the Heian period, a sutra mound was built based on the mappo thought, and an itabi was erected in the Middle Ages. I think it was because there was a continuous activity of people. So, before recognizing it as a park, I want to take it as an ancient temple ruin. In that sense, I think the name of this site should be "Yoneyamaji Ruins (Yoneyamaji Park)". Because there was a performance, there are no ruins as an addition. Currently, the Hie Shrine is built adjacent to the northeastern side, but I hope that it will become famous as a Buddhist archaeological site that has been continuous since ancient times, which makes even such a belief possible.