松桜閣 クチコミ・アクセス・周辺情報

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  You can enjoy the changing seasons in the garden from the house, but the house ...

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  • 旅行時期 2024/10
  • by Cyberさん

  初代富山県知事であった国重正文氏の、在任中に住宅として使用していた建物。元は富山市にあったものだが、1891年（明治24年...  続きを読む）に現在地に移築、その後1931年（昭和6年）に天真寺が庭園を含め敷地ごと購入し、現在に至る。 北陸新幹線の黒部宇奈月温泉駅、及び富山地方鉄道の新黒部駅より5分も満たずに到着出来るほど、アクセスがよい。但し、庭園のみ周遊するだけの料金と、松桜閣内を拝観するための料金が異なるが、松桜閣内において別途チケットを確認する係員がいるわけではない。しっかりと指定した料金を回収するために、拝観場所に係員を置くか、庭園周遊の料金と統一した方がいいように思う。 比較的小ぢんまりとした造りで、いずれの部屋もかなり質素な構成となっている。ところどころに調度品があるが、部屋の『侘び寂び』の雰囲気を一切破壊せず、素朴ながら静謐な雰囲気を醸し出している。2階からの庭園の眺めも素晴らしく、季節によってその様相の移り変わりを楽しむことが出来るだろう。新幹線の駅や県道から近い場所にあるにも関わらず、新幹線や車の喧騒があまり聞こえないのも魅力の一つだと思う。 鴨居がかなり低い箇所があり、拝観時には頭をぶつけないように注意が必要である。また廊下も狭いため、すれ違う際は互いに譲り合いながら通行するといいだろう。定期的にメンテナンスはされているものの、古い建物であるため、ところどころで板の軋む音がする。2階へ上がるための階段は、狭くまたやや急であるため、小学生以下は2階へ上がることが出来ない。 This is the building that was used as a residence by the first governor of Toyama Prefecture, Kunishige Masafumi, during his term of office. It was originally located in Toyama City, but was moved to its current location in 1891 (Meiji 24), and then in 1931 (Showa 6), Tenshinji Temple purchased the entire site, including the garden, and it has been there ever since. It's very easy to get to, being less than 5 minutes from both Kurobe Unazuki Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen Line and Shin-Kurobe Station on the Toyama Chiho Railway Line. However, there is a difference between the price for just walking around the garden and the price for visiting the Shoushoukaku building, but there is no staff member checking tickets separately inside the Shoushoukaku building. In order to collect the designated fee properly, I think it would be better to have staff at the viewing area or to unify the fee with the fee for walking around the garden. The building is relatively small, and all the rooms are quite simple in their layout. There are some antiques on display here and there, but they don't destroy the atmosphere of wabi-sabi in the rooms at all, and they create a simple but tranquil atmosphere. The view of the garden from the second floor is also wonderful, and you can enjoy the changing scenery depending on the season. Despite its proximity to the Shinkansen station and the prefectural road, you won't hear much of the hustle and bustle of the Shinkansen or cars, which is one of its charms. On the other hand, there are some areas with very low door frames, so be careful not to bump your head when visiting. Also, the corridors are narrow, so it's a good idea to give way to each other when passing each other. Although the building is regularly maintained, it's an old building, so you can hear the creaking of the boards in some places. The stairs to the second floor are narrow and rather steep, so children under 12 years of age are not allowed to go upstairs.  閉じる