Ebisugahana Shipyard

Let's visit without prejudice to the shipyard.

Original Text

Look at Pat, eh? I think most people think this is the site of a shipyard? ．．．. Is there a shipyard building and a huge dock inside? If you visit here with preconceptions, you will be disappointed. If you stand on a place that looks like a breakwater and look around, you can guess that there was something that looked like a shipyard here. There are places in the middle of excavation, so there may be new discoveries in the future. Since the signboard is on the road side, it deepens understanding when you look through the first look ...

In a sense, it's a rare World Heritage Site.

Original Text

After visiting the site of the Ebisugabashi Shipyard at Matsushita Village Juku and the reflector to visit the constituent assets of the World Heritage Site in Hagi. At first I didn't know where it was. If you look closely, you can see that the inside of the rope indicating no entry is the site of the shipyard. It was a place with only soil and a little 々 weed, as after destroying a detached residential area and reclaiming it. It was a world heritage site that had too little remnants of that time. Disappointing World Heritage sites are occasionally there, but only space is exhibited and ...

Imagination.

Original Text

I came to see it with the flow of the Hagi Reflection Furnace. For those who are not interested in this place, it can only be seen as a masonry quay. If there was a ship at that time, it would be easy to imagine and spectacular.

Shipbuilding

Original Text

I stopped by for a registered World Heritage property, but now there is nothing because it is called a shipyard "ruins". There is only a wide breakwater like a tetrapot.

In Sakai City sightseeing

Original Text

I stopped by for sightseeing in Hagi City by rental cycle. Western-style warships "Bentatsumaru" and "Shinkomaru" are launched at the warship manufacturing plant. Now there is only a breakwater, and excavation investigations were carried out nearby ○