Nara Prefecture Kilometer Zero

Xingfu Temple is near く

Original Text

It is located along Sanjo-dori near Kofukuji Temple. It is a former sign that was installed as the starting point of the prefecture's highway during the Meiji era. In the case of Nara, it was the starting point for Kyoto, Osaka, and Ise. I don't have the image of Nara as a highway, and I feel like it's here.

Gaochun Field の Place

Original Text

After worshiping Nanendo, I stood in the place immediately after coming down to Sarusawa Pond. It was more conspicuous to reproduce the Kosatsuba, and the details were understood on the explanation board of both. Unfortunately, there were few tourists themselves, so the locals didn't seem to look at them.

Fuyuan した Gaoyuchang にある Mileage Yuanbiao

Original Text

A little in front of Sarusawa Pond, a lot of tags and pillars made of wood along Sanjo-dori, southwest of Kofukuji Temple. The thick wooden pillars are called "Nara Prefecture Midland Motomark", and the Midland Motomark is based on each １ in the prefecture as a starting point for measuring distance. Many other bills are restored from "Gokosatsuba". Kosatsuba was posted in a place where the shogunate and the feudal lord decided the law and the codes on the wooden board bills and put them high so that they could be seen. Behind it ...

Road marker

Original Text

A bulletin board of a signboard tree? There were many things like that. How many steps to Kyoto, who will walk? There were many signs that walked like that. It is located near the entrance of the shopping street of Sanjo Dori street.

Before Gaochun Field の

Original Text

A wooden square pillar was built in front of the Kosatsuba along Sanjo-dori, and it was written as "Nara Prefecture Midland Motoshi Nara Hashimotocho". I thought it was a little halfway place to be the center of surveying.