Yugamayakushi

Japan's last の soup

Original Text

While it was raining, I was walking toward the observatory at the top of Dogo Park. Then, after I started walking, I found a hot water pot on display. According to the explanation, it is the oldest valuable hot water pot in Japan. I thought that such valuable things were exhibited outdoors without a good watch, but it's probably a replica. If you are taking a walk at Dogo Farm, please take a look.

１０００ Yugama that has been used for over a year

Original Text

　This Yugama Yakushi was just after entering the park from the north exit of Dogo Park. An explanation board is also installed, according to which it is the oldest "Yugama" in Japan built during the Tenpyo era (749 ～ 757), and has been used for over a thousand years. Meiji ２７ The role of the completion of the Dogo Onsen Main Building After finishing, he moved to his current location and seems to be enshrined as "Yugama Yakushi". It's a hot spring that has been watching Dogo Onsen, which is said to be one of the oldest hot springs in Japan, ...

The oldest hot water pot in Japan made in 749

Original Text

　There is a large park called Dogo Park on the south side of Dogo Onsen Main Building and Dogo Onsen Station. Shortly after entering the park from the north entrance of this park, there was this Yugama Yakushi. This Yagama Yakushi is said to be the oldest hot water pot in Japan, which was built in 749. It has been used since the Nara period. It was quite a size and magnificent. This hot water pot, which has been used as a health hot water for a long time, has not been used for the construction of the Dogo Onsen main building.

Japan's oldest の soup

Original Text

The oldest hot water pot in Japan is preserved in a corner of Dogo Park as a Yakushi. The stone hot water pot was installed at the spring exit of the hot spring in the bathtub, and it was used for more than 1,000 years from the Nara period to the early Meiji period. You can clearly see the statue of Yakushi Nyorai carved on the front of the upper part of the hot water pot.

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Original Text

If you use the train, it is also recommended to take a walk from Dogo Onsen Station to the ruins of Yuzuki Castle to Dogo Park Station. It's on the way, so you can stop by.