Place of Arima Seminario Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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in a residential area?
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I happened to find it while wandering by car while looking for the ruins of Hinoe Castle. It is located in an ordinary alley in a residential area. There is no parking lot, but there are not many cars and there are not many cars, so I stopped by and saw it. I really just stop by.
It was located in a residential area behind the ruins of Hinoe Castle, and I had a hard time finding a place. There were small guide signs here and there on the road, and I arrived on it. A stone monument and information board are built in front of the private house. It says, "Arima's seminar was here," but I'm surprised that it was really in such a place. Here, it is a place where four Tensho-Ken European Boys' Envoys also learned. Just by standing in a historic place, you will be impressed.
In the 1590 Jesuit Annual Report, Hinoe Castle said, "I never thought that there was such a magnificent building in Japan, because all the rooms were decorated with golden items and elegant and splendid paintings." This semi Nariyo was the origin of modern Japanese education such as Latin education, Gregorian chant and art.
[Schedule] December 2, 2017 (Saturday) [Time] 13:00 ~ 20:00 [Place] Arima Elementary School entrance space, subground "Festivatas Nataris" was the first in Japan about 400 years ago. Founded in Kita-Arima Town It is a festival that reproduces the European culture of the Christian era handed down by the secondary education institution "Arima no Seminariyo" of the Ezsuan. The highlight of the event is a reproduction of the Christmas procession that kneaded the castle town of Hinoe 400 years ago ...
It is difficult to understand because there are historical sites standing in the town. At the origin of Catholic education in Japan, four Tensho-envoys of European boys also learned here. I want to listen to the breath of those days.
in a residential area?
I happened to find it while wandering by car while looking for the ruins of Hinoe Castle. It is located in an ordinary alley in a residential area. There is no parking lot, but there are not many cars and there are not many cars, so I stopped by and saw it. I really just stop by.
Seminario site near the site of Hinoe Jo castle
It was located in a residential area behind the ruins of Hinoe Castle, and I had a hard time finding a place. There were small guide signs here and there on the road, and I arrived on it. A stone monument and information board are built in front of the private house. It says, "Arima's seminar was here," but I'm surprised that it was really in such a place. Here, it is a place where four Tensho-Ken European Boys' Envoys also learned. Just by standing in a historic place, you will be impressed.
The origin of modern Japanese education
In the 1590 Jesuit Annual Report, Hinoe Castle said, "I never thought that there was such a magnificent building in Japan, because all the rooms were decorated with golden items and elegant and splendid paintings." This semi Nariyo was the origin of modern Japanese education such as Latin education, Gregorian chant and art.
Festival Natalie 2017
[Schedule] December 2, 2017 (Saturday) [Time] 13:00 ~ 20:00 [Place] Arima Elementary School entrance space, subground "Festivatas Nataris" was the first in Japan about 400 years ago. Founded in Kita-Arima Town It is a festival that reproduces the European culture of the Christian era handed down by the secondary education institution "Arima no Seminariyo" of the Ezsuan. The highlight of the event is a reproduction of the Christmas procession that kneaded the castle town of Hinoe 400 years ago ...
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It is difficult to understand because there are historical sites standing in the town. At the origin of Catholic education in Japan, four Tensho-envoys of European boys also learned here. I want to listen to the breath of those days.