Basho to Sora no Tabisugata Statue

Basho related place

Original Text

This is on the left in front of the intersection after exiting the east exit of Fukushima Station, left the statue of Yuji Koseki. It seems that it is a place related to Basho, and he spent the night in Fukushima.

There is a statue at the east exit of Fukushima Station.

Original Text

Statues of Basho and Sora at the east exit of Fukushima Station. It is a place related to Basho because he spent the night here in Fukushima on a trip on the back alley.

It's been a long way.

Original Text

It's a long way away from Edo. If you think you'll go to Hiraizumi and Yamadera from now on, I think the people at that time are quite healthy. It is located in the square at the east exit of JR Fukushima Station.

I'm going to take a trip.

Original Text

In an era when there were no cars or trains, it was unimaginable to travel from Edo to Oshu all the way, but he is a great man who left wonderful haiku to posterity. I am ashamed to be happy that the 10000 step is over 10000.

Basho and Sora spent the night in Fukushima.

Original Text

It is located on the side of the statue of Yuji Koseki in the east exit station square and on the road side, before crossing the station front street (the front is brick street). Basho and Sora spent the night in Fukushima, so it is said that they were built to commemorate the year of the back road ３００. I searched for where it was built in the east exit station square. I went to the bus platform on the left and went back and forth toward the taxi platform on the right, but it was almost in the middle.