Memorial of Yunokawa Hot Spring

Tangcang Shrine

Original Text

A corner of Yukura Shrine? There is a monument to the birthplace of Yunokawa Onsen along the road. It seems that the origin is in 1613. Who was in the precincts of Yukura Shrine? I also think.

Matsue-Qianqian, fourth generation of the main Gaoqian (young name ・ Qiansheng Maru) が Tangzhi

Original Text

There is a board of the birthplace in the corner of the site of Yukura Shrine (the stone steps do not go up and do not go to the precincts) just at the end of the Yunokawa streetcar. There is a legend that Takahiro (child name, Chikatsumaru), the fourth feudal lord of the Matsumae domain, who had been invaded by an intractable disease, completely cured when he had a hot spring, and Chikatsumaru is a character of the local hot spring association. Actually, citizens hardly know that. So, this fourth feudal lord died young at the age of 23. It's interesting to examine history.

Tangcang の Big Ginkgo も られます

Original Text

When I visited Yukura Shrine, there was a monument to the birthplace of Yunokawa Onsen right next to it. It seems that hot water originally flowed out of here, not the hot spring I dug up. There was a large ginkgo tree in Yukura right next door, and the yellow leaves were beautiful.

Tangcang Shrine が Tangの Chuan Hot Spring の Yuanxiang のdi

Original Text

It is a shrine right next to Yunokawa Station, the end point of the tram stop. After visiting Yukura Shrine, one station from the end of the tram stop, there is a footbath near the tram stop of Yunokawa Onsen, so it was an emotional trip to take a footbath while worshiping the god of hot water.

Hot spring birthplace

Original Text

It seems to be the birthplace of a little hot spring in this place. I also think that some business hotels also have hot springs.