Daigaharashuku 台ヶ原宿

It's the name of the Kadeshānuku, in Yamasahara Heokuto, in Edo period Even now, there is still a city on top of the vacations and merchants of that time, and one of the "choose 100 Japanese Roads" has been selected. It's located just in the middle of the Kidkashaka and Kadishka, this is the station located between Edo Nojonabas, 40th, 43nd and 10th of a town. There were 153 families in the living quarters, with 153 families at the center of the camp. Although he lost his position as a post office with the opening of railways and the setting up of stop-and-run stations since Akira's period, today there are about two kilometers of street street street street street street streets and many houses have long been known as shops. In the middle of the road to Port Town, the Haushara family, well known as the magnificent home in which the woodwork of that time was preserved, also has the inscription of the historic site that was found in the days of the Emperor Hirohito in 1880. Every year, on the 23rd of September, there will be a "Tigerhead Fowl" of civil affairs at the shrine of the Holy Office of the Corpus. On the weekend of the middle of October and late October, there will be "The City of St. Harajuku," with antique crafts and local agricultural cities, and the streets of Pott Town will be filled with people. August 10th, 1986) By the standards of historicity and friendship, they were chosen to "choose Japan's Way 100" defined by the old construction department and by the execution committee.

Geography

It is located south of the elevated plateau on the Yamanashi. The Akira River, which is the source of the Tokugawa River in the north and the Tohoku River in the south, flows from west to southeast, and is situated on the banks of the river between the rivers. About a mile south of Daigaharashuku, there are confluences between the Shira River and Ogawa.

History

It is reported that in the old days, Chief Manjita took up residence in this land when he invaded Kanda in pursuit of victory. Daguaharashuku is also named after Mr. Takeda's symbol and is confirmed to have existed during the middle of the war. The Edo period's pret town began to be issued in 1618). In the inn, 14 other vacationers, including the great names, the flagleaders, and the board of directors, were placed in the residence. In addition to having twenty-five human legs and twenty-five horses on stand-up waiting for a transfer, he was campaigning for a nearby settlement during the temporary passage, such as a procession. In the year 1711, it was stated that the rent was 35 sentences for a master, 17 sentences for a servant, and 35 sentences for a horse. In addition to being used by the 3rd of Takashima, Takashima, and Kashiwada, in Japan, they brought the General's drinking tea to Edo via Kakasaendto, so Edo period flourished as a post town, and was a modern commercial, transportation resort until the middle-time period. At this point it was not set up near Pott Town. However, when the nearest station, Nagasaka, opened in 1818 (in the year 1918), the traffic center moved to the railway, and the rapid decline of traffic along the south side of Daigaauku and the completion of the 20-way border has lost its status as a commercial and traffic barrier.

Traffic

The train from JR central central train station to Osaka station, about six kilometers in a taxi through Prefecture 606. The JR central line from Japan Station to Japan's Japan Highway 20 in a 7km taxi. A car's central car road, Qatar Interchange, and it's about 11 km by 20 miles by way of Highway 20. The central automobile road is from Kanzawa I.C. through 20 national roads. Subway bus JR Main Line from Tsunami Station, from Yamanaka Bus, to Yamanashi-Sho Stone, about half an hour.