Kuroishi Fire Brigade 3rd Minute Fire Station

Tai Zheng Times の Fire Department

Original Text

Although it is not used now, it is said that it was a fire station built in the Taisho era and is an important cultural property of the prefecture. You can find it as soon as you are walking around the town of Kuroishi. You may enjoy a little surprise of the fire station in a building that you can't see much now. I'm sure it was seen as a fashionable building in the Taisho era.

It is "fire viewing hall".

Original Text

We found a building that stands out in the historical cityscape. "Fire viewing tower". It is a wooden building in 1951, and the first floor is a fire warehouse, the second floor is a filling place, and the rooftop is a Western-style fire viewing tower. On the signboard, I would like to have the letters of the Third Fire Department (commonly known as the Third Tonsho) as a new compilation with Tonsho. On the first floor of this, it is said that the oldest retro fire engine in Japan is active.

I've been seeing Kuroishi for 100 years.

Original Text

It is a fire station with a watchtower built in the Taisho era. It seems to be an important cultural property of the prefecture. It is not currently used, but it is protected as a conveyor of the situation at that time. I have watched Kuroishi for nearly 100 years.

Historical buildings of confusion between Japanese and Western countries

Original Text

It is a fire station built in 1924. It is still used in active service. There are very good parts to understand, such as the tower of the Karahafu roof mixed with Japanese and Western styles, and the fire pump car that has been used in active service since 1971. It is located just south of the Matsunoyu Exchange Center and is also suitable for a short stop.

A retro atmosphere facility in the Taisho Period used as the third fire department of the Kuroishi City Fire Corps

Original Text

It is a fire fighting facility with a Taisho retro atmosphere, but it is surprising that it is still used in active service. In addition, the oldest active fire pump car, the Nissan FS780 type, is also deployed inside. It is right in front of the parking lot of Matsunoyu Exchange Center, so it is a must-see when walking on Komise-dori.