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Ekimae monument
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It was a monument in the Isohara Station Square on the Joban Line. It seems to ring 7 times a day, and the frequency of operation increases in the evening. The signboard with the operation time has been fixed by hand, and you can see that the operation time has changed from the beginning of the design. Was the original 々 15 time?
The 3 songs of "Soapball", "Seven Childs" and "Blue Eye Dolls" written by Yujo Noguchi, a nursery rhyme poet from Isohara, will be presented 1 Day 7 times. The clock tower is inspired by the Rokkakudo, which Tenshin Okakura was thinking about. The karakuri show is 9 12 14 16 17 18 19 , about 3 minutes, free viewing. When the sun goes down, the taste is different. Let's conquer it completely.
It's a clock at the east exit of Isohara Station, right? I 7 I live in this town for a year and he wanders around the east exit often, but I've never seen a karakuri. Is it really in operation? I'm too insensitive? Are you lucky? In any case, it is important to go to see it aiming for time (of course). There aren't many other shops in front of the station, so it's difficult to kill time.
Ekimae monument
It was a monument in the Isohara Station Square on the Joban Line. It seems to ring 7 times a day, and the frequency of operation increases in the evening. The signboard with the operation time has been fixed by hand, and you can see that the operation time has changed from the beginning of the design. Was the original 々 15 time?
7 times on the 1st
The 3 songs of "Soapball", "Seven Childs" and "Blue Eye Dolls" written by Yujo Noguchi, a nursery rhyme poet from Isohara, will be presented 1 Day 7 times. The clock tower is inspired by the Rokkakudo, which Tenshin Okakura was thinking about. The karakuri show is 9 12 14 16 17 18 19 , about 3 minutes, free viewing. When the sun goes down, the taste is different. Let's conquer it completely.
Is it really a tourist spot?
It's a clock at the east exit of Isohara Station, right? I 7 I live in this town for a year and he wanders around the east exit often, but I've never seen a karakuri. Is it really in operation? I'm too insensitive? Are you lucky? In any case, it is important to go to see it aiming for time (of course). There aren't many other shops in front of the station, so it's difficult to kill time.