Rokujizo

Rokujizo in tsuruedaki village

Original Text

Rokujizo in Hinoedaki Village. It is built on the ruins of an old village in Hinoedaki. There are graves and old village ruins along the road around here, conveying the old history of the village.

The villagers were decorated with hats and bees.

Original Text

When I came to see the stage of local Kabuki in Hinoedagi village, there was Rokujizo along National Highway 352, and when I looked into the origin, it was built to comfort the spirit of the baby and the mourning of the mother who was sprinkled in the year of bad crops. It is. At present, there is no such thing, and the villagers are decorated with hats and bees, and watch the healthy growth of Kiko tsurueda.

Consolation

Original Text

It is a Jizo built along the Numata Highway in the center of Hinoedagi Village. The matching hats and front hangers are changed every season, and there are also flower offerings. It was handed down to the locals, and the children also thanked them on their way back and forth from school. Established to comfort the spirit of the baby and the lamentation of the mother, who was born in the year of bad crops. I was forced to think again about my gratitude for being alive.

It's in the center of Hinoedagi Village.

Original Text

It's about ５ to park your car in the free parking lot of Hinoedagi Village Office and walk toward Oze. On your right, you can see Jizo here. It seems that the locals are visiting, so I stopped by for something. Jizo-sama's soba has a sign that says, according to it, this Jizo-sama is a CHIGO-zo, and it was built to mourn the spirit "masked" for the mouth and comfort her mother's grief. What It seems that.

Sad しい in the past

Original Text

It is Jizo who stands on the side of the road along the Numata Highway in the center of Hinoedagi Village. ６ A hat and a front hanger are hung on the body, and beautiful flowers are offered. This Jizo statue was built to comfort the grief of the baby and the mother, which was diminished in the year of bad crops. I felt sad, but I thought that the local children were protected by this Jizo.