宮本武蔵の井戸跡を訪ねて。
武蔵の井戸跡の特徴
宮本武蔵の家の井戸跡で歴史を感じよう。
熊本城の修復工事中でも魅力的なスポット。
体験型観光名所で歴史的背景を学べる。
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宮本武蔵の家の、井戸跡。ガッチガチに囲いまれていて、中を見ることは難しい。転落したら大変ですからね、仕方ないね。
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| 名前 |
武蔵の井戸跡 |
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| 営業時間 |
[日月火水木金土] 24時間営業 |
| 評価 |
3.2 |
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Even if you try to go, you might not be able to get close due to the ongoing restoration work on Kumamoto Castle following the Kumamoto Earthquake (April 2016). (May 2026)Would you like me to suggest some alternative places?1) Shimada Art Museum (4-5-28 Shimazaki, Nishi-ku, Kumamoto City) – It houses materials related to Musashi.2) Musashi-zuka (1-3 Tatsuta Yuge, Kita-ku, Kumamoto City) – Musashi’s grave is located in a corner of the park.3) Ungan Zenji Temple, Reigando Cave (Hirayama, Matsuo-cho, Nishi-ku, Kumamoto City): This is the cave where Musashi secluded himself in his later years and wrote *The Book of Five Rings*.4) Zazen Stone (1500-3 Tani-ozaki-cho, Nishi-ku, Kumamoto City): Located at the very back of Tani-ozaki Plum Grove Park. Legend has it that Musashi sat in zazen meditation on top of it.5) Indo-seki (4-9-25 Kurokami, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto City) When Musashi died, his coffin was placed on this rock on the way to his burial site, and a priest recited sutras.6) Nishi no Musashi-zuka (7-7-12-5 Shimazaki, Nishi Ward, Kumamoto City) This is the family grave of the Terao family, disciples of Musashi, and there is a theory that Musashi was buried here.7) Supposed Musashi’s Grave (4-610 Kurokami, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto City) In the deepest recesses of Taisho-ji Temple stands a memorial stupa said to be Musashi’s grave. However, this may actually be a memorial stupa for the monk who performed the funeral rites for Musashi at the location mentioned in (4).8) Shinmen Musashi Tumulus (2340-2 Myoken-cho, Yatsushiro City, Kumamoto Prefecture)A memorial tower erected 152 years after Musashi’s death by the Murakami clan, descendants of Musashi’s school.9) Higaki Tower (2-10-1 Rendaiji, Nishi Ward, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture) In the southeast corner of Rendaiji Temple, there is a spot said to be where “Higaki”—famous as a character in the Noh play of the same name—actually lived, and the “Higaki Tower” stands there. It is highly likely that Musashi visited this place.10)The museum in Yatsushiro. If all goes well, you’ll be able to see Musashi’s letter.As for anything beyond this... you’ll have to look elsewhere.