Shoyo Tsubouchi Statue

Tsubouchi Shoyo

Well, it's a statue with no English info. Tsubouchi Shoyo, the person depicted, is quite impressive though and is worth a google. He made the first Japanese translation of the complete works of Willia...

A person related to OTA juku

Original Text

It is located beside the rotary in front of the station at the south exit of Mino-Ota Station. Shoyo Tsubouchi is a novelist born in Ota-juku (present-day Mino Kamo City) and was active in the Meiji era. Most people should remember it because it was also in textbooks. There are several places related to shoyo in OTA juku, so if you are interested, you should visit one by one.

I'm in front of the station.

Original Text

I stand in the rotary in front of the station. Every time I see a bust on my trip, I often think that this person is from here ～, but this is also the case.

It is located in front of JR Mino OTA station.

Original Text

There is a statue in front of JR Mino Ota Station Station. There is also a brief history of Shoyo Tsubouchi nearby. Since he was born at the Owari domain daikan residence at the end of the Edo period, his life of ７７ has been engraved. He taught literary activities not only literati but also active in various fields.

Heng example の qianqian bronze statue

Original Text

It was a statue in the center of the roundabout in front of JR Mino Ota Station, and it wasn't very big. A statue is built because Shoyo Tsubouchi, who is also known as the ancestor of modern literature, is from Mino Ota (present-day Mino Kamo City). Compared to the statue of the zodiac constellation in the neighborhood, it was quite sober.