Yoshioka Copper Mine - Takahashi

Name: Yoshioka Copper Mine - Takahashi
Address: Nariwacho Sakamoto, Takahashi, Okayama 719-2343, Japan, 719-2343, Japan

3.8/5 ★ に基づく 8 レビュー

Contact Yoshioka Copper Mine

住所：	Nariwacho Sakamoto, Takahashi, Okayama 719-2343, Japan
Postal code :	719-2343
Webサイト：	https://www.mitsubishicorp.com/jp/en/mclibrary/roots/vol12/
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

Nariwacho Sakamoto, Takahashi, Okayama 719-2343, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

三	三浦孝二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 工場跡は広くて、見回っても生産流れはよくわかると面白いが、草むらの邪魔でゆっくりと探検するのはおすすめ！ The factory remains large, and it is interesting to see the production flow well even if you look around, but it is recommended to explore slowly because of the hindrance!
み	みるる on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 思ってたより、多くの遺構が残っており、凄く感動(✪▽✪)かなり楽しめました！！ Many remains are left than I thought, and I was really moved (✪▽✪) and enjoyed it quite a lot! !
虹	虹いろ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大きな看板もあり間違える事はないと思います。普通車１台分の道幅が500m続くので気を付けてください。歩くと急勾配なのでちょっと大変です。銅山跡は綺麗に整備されていて見やすくなってます。石積みや煉瓦積みの設備が残されており当時の面影を思いながら散策するのも良いかと思います。あと、猪等の獣に注意をしてくださいね！ There is also a big sign, so I don't think you can make a mistake. Please be careful as the road width for one ordinary car continues for 500m. It's a little difficult to walk because it's a steep slope. The remains of the copper mine are well maintained and easy to see. The masonry and brickwork facilities are left behind, so I think it's a good idea to take a walk while thinking about the remnants of those days. Also, be careful of beasts such as wild boars!
w	wanz kogata on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 吹屋銅山の鉱山町跡、今では広大な草原で段々になった平地と石垣が垣間見える。閉山から約50年ひとつの町並みがあったことは想像できない。 The ruins of the mining town of Fukiya Copper Mine, now a glimpse of the tiered flatlands and stone walls of the vast grasslands. I can't imagine that there was one townscape about 50 years after the mine closed.
A	Akira on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 別子銅山を見たのち、銅山に興味がわき、ここに来たかったです。ベンガラ等もこちらの銅山の繁栄を元だったとおもい来てみました。吉岡銅山↙︎との看板にて曲がった瞬間の道の荒れ方から少し嫌な予感はしましたが、まぁこんなもんかとどんどん突き進みました。着いたところは全く整備されていない場所。お連れの「本当の廃墟は怖い」との事、早々に立ち去りました。残存する遺跡群より、施設としてのポテンシャルは感じ、本当にもったいない。ここから坑道見学とかあればロマンありすぎなんですけどね。いつの日か日の目を見る事を祈り、星5にするのを保留したいとおもいます。 After seeing the Besshi Copper Mine, I became interested in the copper mine and wanted to come here. I thought that Bengala and others were also based on the prosperity of this copper mine. At the signboard with Yoshioka Copper Mine ↙︎, I had a slightly unpleasant feeling from the rough road at the moment of turning, but I rushed forward like this. The place where I arrived is a place that is not maintained at all. He said that his companion, "The real ruins are scary," and left early. I feel the potential as a facility from the remaining archaeological sites, and it is really a waste. There is too much romance if you visit the mine shaft from here. I pray that one day I will see the light of day, and I would like to withhold the 5 star rating.
F	Fum Mig on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 自家用車で行く場合、狭くて苔が生えてて、急斜面で曲がりくねった道を通るルートから行ったのでスリリングで大変でした。遺構は大変に立派なものです。この規模の遺構がこんな山間部にあったというのも驚きですね。一度見ておいても損は無いかなと思います。いにしえのろまんを愛する人なら楽しめると思いますよー。 When I went by private car, it was thrilling because it was narrow and mossy, and I went from a route that took a winding road on a steep slope. The remains are very good. It is surprising that the remains of this scale were in such a mountainous area. I think there is no loss even if you look at it once. If you love ancient Romans, you can enjoy it.
J	June on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大きな遺構が幾つか残されています。帰る際は吹屋ふるさと村側の道(右手)でなく、左手の道の方が通りやすいです。どちらでも85号線には戻れます。 Some large remains are left. When returning, it is easier to go on the left side of the road instead of the Fukiya Furusato village side road (on the right). Either way, you can return to Route 85.
奈	奈落の底 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本で初めて洋式溶解炉を導入した銅山ですが、ここがその溶解炉設備なのでしょうか? 道は悪路ですが吹屋の町並みを見学した後は必ず見学したほうが良いです。余計な設備の説明看板がなく山の中にただ銅山跡があり、自由に見学できるのは想像力をかきたてられ楽しかったです。いつか銅山跡保護の観点から遠目からしか観れなくなる日が来るかもしれません。それまでに見学をオススメします。 This is the first copper mine in Japan to introduce a Western-style melting furnace. Is this the melting furnace equipment? The road is a bad road, but you should definitely visit it after visiting the streets of Fukiya. There was no signboard explaining the extra equipment, and there was just a copper mine trace in the mountain, so it was fun to be able to visit freely because it inspired my imagination. One day, from the perspective of protecting the remains of the copper mine, it may only be possible to see it from a distance. We recommend a tour by then.