Kuroda Kiyotaka Statue

Kabushi Island Bossamo の Origin で Hokkaido Development に Do your best した people

Original Text

　On the west side of the Odori venue of the Sapporo Snow Festival, a statue of Kiyotaka Kuroda stood in line with snow statues. This statue is said to have been built in Showa ４２ to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Hokkaido. Kiyotaka Kuroda is from the Satsuma Domain in Kagoshima Prefecture and has devoted himself to the development of Hokkaido. Behind the pedestal was his achievements.

Putian Qinglong は Three-generation Project の Hokkaido Exploration Chief です

Original Text

　A statue of Kiyotaka Kuroda stood at Nishi 10-chome of Odori Park, where the Sapporo Snow Festival is held, alongside the statue of Horace Kepron. Kiyotaka Kuroda is the third director of the Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido Hok He was a person who devoted himself to the development of Hokkaido between the 3rd and 15th years of the Meiji era. The great development of Sapporo today is also a major driving force for the measures of this era. Director Kuroda also endeavored to invite many foreigners to promote these projects. One of them is next to Jian ...

Hokkaido Trail Blazers

Original Text

Located in Odori Park. It is said that it was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the development by the person who pioneered Hokkaido. The explanation is described behind the statue, so please read it carefully.

Hokkaido Exploration Officer

Original Text

Born in Kagoshima, one of the monuments in Odori Park, he commanded the battle of Goryokaku during the Boshin War, after the Meiji Restoration, he was administered by Hokkaido as the Secretary, and established the Sapporo Agricultural School. We introduced the Tondenhei system. Considering its achievements, it is no wonder that a statue stands here.

It was in the main street park.

Original Text

"Kuroda Kiyotaka" I learned for the first time this time. It seems that he was a samurai and then a military man who contributed to the development of Hokkaido, and was the second Prime Minister of Japan, and then played an active role in the political world. It's a pity that no one stopped here. He was active in the Edo period and the Meiji period.