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Interesting statue
A statue in Asuwayama park, on a little hill of its own near the natural history museum. This statue does not cost any money to see, and is not hundreds of steps up a mountain. It's an interesting s...
We felt totally ripped off. Firstly you pay for parking ( which is basically getting dropped off) then they ask you to pay to enter the area leading to the stature then more money if you want to go ...
The statue of Emperor Keitai is made of kasudani stone, which was built by masonry craftsmen centered on Motoshiro Uchiyama in 1884 year to honor the emperor's achievements, and is over 4 meters high. It is enshrined in a small hill called Sandan Square in front of the Natural History Museum. This hill is a 4 century-old tumulus, one of the largest circular tumulus in the prefecture and is called a mountaintop tumulus.
It is a large stone Buddha standing on a hill in front of the Fukui Natural History Museum. There was an old burial mound and an explanation board on the hill. The big face makes me feel very relaxed. It is said that the masonry was made in 1897 to praise the virtues of the emperor.
Interesting statue
A statue in Asuwayama park, on a little hill of its own near the natural history museum. This statue does not cost any money to see, and is not hundreds of steps up a mountain. It's an interesting s...
Money, money, money
We felt totally ripped off. Firstly you pay for parking ( which is basically getting dropped off) then they ask you to pay to enter the area leading to the stature then more money if you want to go ...
Symbol of the third Dan Square of Asuwayama Park
The statue of Emperor Keitai is made of kasudani stone, which was built by masonry craftsmen centered on Motoshiro Uchiyama in 1884 year to honor the emperor's achievements, and is over 4 meters high. It is enshrined in a small hill called Sandan Square in front of the Natural History Museum. This hill is a 4 century-old tumulus, one of the largest circular tumulus in the prefecture and is called a mountaintop tumulus.
You're big.
It is a statue of Emperor Keitai in Asuwayama Park in Asuwakami-cho, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. The face is very big, but I don't know why.
A big stone Buddha on the face.
It is a large stone Buddha standing on a hill in front of the Fukui Natural History Museum. There was an old burial mound and an explanation board on the hill. The big face makes me feel very relaxed. It is said that the masonry was made in 1897 to praise the virtues of the emperor.