Miyakozoyayoi Monument

it's a little deeper.

Original Text

It is located on a northwest stretching road near the Applied Science Research Building. It is a place with an atmosphere like the entrance to the forest. I wondered what Yayoi was in the capital, but it's the lyrics of the dormitory. It seems that the handwriting is also written by the lyricist, but it wasn't very popular with tourists.

this is exactly where the second generation edi dormitory was.

Original Text

I found a monument to the site of Edi Ryo in Kita 8jo, and I felt uncomfortable as an OB, but this was the site of the first Edi Ryo. A monument of "Miyakozo Yayoi" was quietly built at the site of the second generation Edi Ryo, which is familiar to me 々. It's just after the dream. The time when I drank, laughed, talked, and occasionally took off and enjoyed youth came back. By the way, Yayoi is a dormitory song in 1842, and it is too representative dormitory song, and it is ... even in the gathering of graduates.

One of the three major dormitories in Japan

Original Text

Edi Ryo was born in the Meiji ３８ year North and South ２ building, and since it was named Edi Ryo in Meiji ４０ year, dormitory songs have been made every year. Among them, "Miyakozo Yayoi" made in Meiji ４５ year became famous. There is this monument on the way to the third generation Edi Ryo, and it stands to watch over the dormitory students.

"Miyayoi"

Original Text

There are many statues and monuments on the premises of Hokkaido University, and it's fun to take a walk while looking at them, but this monument of the famous Hokkaido University dormitory song is one of such monuments, and the place where it is built is like a forest. At the entrance Hey. There were a lot of trees 々 and the ground was full of fallen leaves. There were many sports club activities for students such as soccer fields and baseball fields in this area, and many students were seen.

Three Japanese Songs

Original Text

It is a monument to "Miyakozo Yayoi" in the Hokkaido University Ediryo, which is known as one of the three major dormitories in Japan along with the old system Ichitaka and Santaka. It was built in the Showa period and rebuilt in Heisei to commemorate the dormitory song of the dormitory "Keiki Ryo" of Sapporo Agricultural School built in 1868. It is a monument with a presence of a large white granite with a black granite character version inserted in a virgin forest area of about 8 straight north of Chuo-dori from the vicinity of the Clark statue in the premises of Hokkaido University ...