Akatonbo Monument

He hums the song of "red tonbo"

Original Text

At the entrance of Tatsuno Park, there is a monument to the nursery rhyme "Red Tombo" written by Rofu Miki, which represents Tatsuno City. The best lyrics are engraved on the five lines, and when you stand in front of the stone monument, the sensor senses it and the song flows peacefully. Tatsuno Park is a famous place for cherry blossoms and is a place you definitely want to visit with Shuentei.

It's quietly standing next to the park.

Original Text

A monument of Rofu Miki from Tatsuno City, the lyricist of the nursery rhyme "Akatombo", is set up. When I stood in front of the monument, the melody was surprisingly played. It is a park where many red dragonflies are likely to fly at the end of summer.

The red tonbo monument is 2 ｹ; 1. Himeshin Line JR Honryuno Station Down ﾎｰﾑ and 2.JR Honryuno Station West Exit

Original Text

The red dragonfly monument is 2 ｹ; 1. Himeshin Line JR Honryuno Station Down ﾎｰﾑ and 2.JR Honryuno Station West Exit, so it is recommended to compare it. The red dragonfly monument of down ﾎｰﾑ may not be noticed depending on the location of getting off the train, so it is recommended to be noted (see attached photo). In addition, there is also a pillar of a bridge over 100 years of history at JR Honryuno Station / Up ﾎｰﾑ, so it is recommended to be appreciated together.

Red tomb monument

Original Text

After getting off JR Honryuno Station, there is a stone monument around the rotary. Melody plays in Tatsuno Park, but this is only a statue. Also, there is a position that can be seen from the station platform, and the lyrics are also carved here.

A bronze statue standing toward the station platform

Original Text

A statue that seemed to be a mother and child stood toward the station platform. I also agreed to head to the station platform because it was a monument managed by JR West. A monument stood between mother and child.