Heike No Ippaimizu

Original Text

A stone monument of "Heike's full water" stands along National Highway 9. If there was no this stone monument, I wouldn't have paid attention to the red torii gate and well standing on the coast down the stairs from the road. I felt romantic that the legend of the Heike warlord was here in the battle of Dannoura ... remained in shape.

Original Text

It is a historic site with only a very simple torii gate and a shrine. When the samurai of the Taira family, who had a deep hand in the battle of dannoura, found a water reservoir on this coast where he arrived and took a bite and drank it, it was supposed to be seawater, but it was "fresh water". There is a legend that when I tried to take another bite, it was salty seawater this time. A shrine is built in Shimizu, which springs near the stone monument, and it seems that it is still offered in front of the God of Akama Jingu shrine as a young water on New Year's Day.

Original Text

If you walk from Dannoura to Maeda along the strait, you will find it on the coast in front of Shizuka's restaurant.

Original Text

I was interested in the battle of Dannoura and visited １２ in the month. It's in a very inconspicuous place, so I was a little lost until I got here. It's a place where you can feel the history of about 800 years ago. The busho (Japanese military commander) of the Taira family, who had a deep hand in the battle of dannoura and swam to the shore from his life, found a small spring water in this place, and the water that tried to keep his throat was fresh water. However, the legend that the busho was absorbed in ２ and the fresh water changed to salt water. "

Original Text

It was fresh water where the samurai of the Heike who lost in the battle of Dannoura drank a lot for spring water, but there is a mysterious legend that when I drank the second cup, it changed to seawater.