Tomb of Omachi Keigetsu

It is the grave of a person who made the Oirase Valley famous.

Original Text

It is located in the hot spring. The location of the grave is written on the signboard of the Towada Bird and Beast Reserve. It takes less than 5 minutes one way

the grave is in the forest across the road.

Original Text

Omachi Katsurazuki was a Meiji literati who loved Towada and Oirase very much, and made the Onsen his last home. Onsen sites include many monuments, monuments, busts, etc. The grave stands in the forest when it goes back about 5 minutes on foot across the road.

I visited the grave of Katsuragetsu who loved Oirase.

Original Text

Katsuragetsu, who loved the hot springs and Oirase, introduced widely, introduces the splendor of this area. I also lived here. There is also a phrase that introduces Oirase, which sang "Walking, Oirase Sanrihan". There is a small grave in the hot spring, but it is convenient to go by car.

Silently in the woods

Original Text

Right next to the tsuru Onsen, there is the grave of Mr. Katsurazuki Omachi. Mr. Katsurazuki Omachi said that he loved the tsuru Onsen, a travel writer of the Meiji era, and continued to live until his later years. A long mossy stone steps, a tombstone at the root of a large tree, stood beside it with a stone carved with a death phrase.

Tomb of Katsurazuki Omachi

Original Text

　　It is located on the premises of " Onsen", but it is not a very large grave, so if you don't know it, you may overlook it.