Kanaizawa Monument, Nationally Designated Special Historic Site

Six characters are weathered and unreadable.

Original Text

It seems that 9 lines and 112 characters were engraved on the Kanaizawa Monument, but 6 characters are unknown. Five of them are guessed, but one is completely missing. The monument is protected by the building to prevent further weathering due to wind and rain and ultraviolet rays of the Kanaizawa monument and to prevent mischief. Therefore, it is usually pitch black and you cannot see the Kanaizawa monument, so you will have to press the light switch on the right side of the front door to see it. If you press it once, it will light up for 3 minutes, so 1 lap ...

Six characters are weathered and unreadable.

Original Text

It seems that 9 lines and 112 characters were engraved on the Kanaizawa Monument, but 6 characters are unknown. Five of them are guessed, but one is completely missing. The monument is protected by the building to prevent further weathering due to wind and rain and ultraviolet rays of the Kanaizawa monument and to prevent mischief. Therefore, it is usually pitch black and you cannot see the Kanaizawa monument, so you will have to press the light switch on the right side of the front door to see it. If you press it once, it will light up for 3 minutes, so 1 lap ...

One of the three monuments of Ueno

Original Text

It is one of the three Ueno monuments registered in UNESCO's "Memories of the World". I think it is a very valuable monument to understand that the kanji that has been transmitted across the sea was well transmitted to Gunma in the mountains around the 8th century and what the family was like at that time. It was also interesting that the oldest one where you can see the letter "Gunma", including the remaining literature, is here.

One of the three monuments of Ueno

Original Text

It is one of the three Ueno monuments registered in UNESCO's "Memories of the World". I think it is a very valuable monument to understand that the kanji that has been transmitted across the sea was well transmitted to Gunma in the mountains around the 8th century and what the family was like at that time. It was also interesting that the oldest one where you can see the letter "Gunma", including the remaining literature, is here.

if you go to the mountain monument, this is a set.

Original Text

If you go to the mountain monument, we recommend that you go as a set. It seems that the tumulus with inscriptions is very rare. it's recommended.