Bungeino-sato

Liuyuan School

Original Text

There are many buildings that seem to have poured a lot of public expenses into the Azuchi Town period, but a corner called "Yanagihara School" stands out. It's a Western-style building around here, so if you think it's Vories, it seems different. It seems that the elementary school in Shin-Asahi was relocated, and it was built by a carpenter named Yoshihira Shimizu.

European buildings line up

Original Text

Roman-style buildings are lined up, and at first glance you may forget that you are in Omihachiman, but it was a mysterious facility with an exhibition of buildings that imitated the castle tower of Azuchi Castle.

It's on the premises of Nobunaga's residence.

Original Text

Music halls and sports facilities were lined up with Nobunaga's residence and museum. There is also a fashionable restaurant, which is said to be one of the largest tourist facilities in Azuchi.

There are historical and cultural facilities on a large site.

Original Text

Speaking of Azuchi, it's a castle, and there are "Nobunaga's House" that introduces the castle and "Literary Seminaryo" used in the music hall. In addition, although it is not positioned as a literary town (operated by a public interest foundation), there is also the "Azuchi Castle Archaeological Museum" (prefectural) next door, so you can immerse yourself in the history of Oda Nobunaga.

Roman style buildings line up on a vast site

Original Text

For tourists, the main attractions are the "Nobunaga's Museum", which restores and exhibits the Lord of Azuchi Castle, and the Azuchi Castle Archaeological Museum. On the vast site, there are "Literary Seminaryo" of the music hall equipped with a pipe organ, and "Azuchi Marieto" which is used as a general gymnasium and a multipurpose hall.