Ryokan Statue

Ryokan statue in the station building of Nagaoka station

Original Text

A statue of Ryokan on the 2nd floor of the station building of JR Nagaoka Station. There are chairs around, and it seems that it is a spot for meetings.

He was a monk from the Edo period.

Original Text

It was at Sugu after exiting the ticket gate of JR Nagaoka Station. Yoshihiro was born in Echigo and ended his life in Nagaoka at the end. Of course, I understand that it is popular, but even a statue. It's convenient for waiting places.

Changgang の ビル Second Order

Original Text

I was on the second floor of the station building at Nagaoka Station. When I visited, there was a person who was enthusiastic about reading the explanation, and I hesitated to take a picture.

I'm just leaving the Shinkansen ticket gate.

Original Text

Go straight through the Shinkansen ticket gate and go straight through the left aisle on the right without going down the escalator. I don't think anyone knows Ryokan. Born in Izumozaki, he spent his later years in Wajima, Nagaoka City, the second station near Niigata Station on the JR Echigo Line. It seems that he picked a purple flower and forgot the bowl of Dhutanga. It was installed to commemorate the opening of the Joetsu Shinkansen, and there was a Waka poem written by Ryokan in front of the statue. In addition, there are chairs on the left and right and people are taking a break ...

To be combined せ places の mu-printed

Original Text

It is a statue in the concourse of Nagaoka Station, and there is a place to sit around, so I used it as a landmark for the waiting place. This time, I didn't see Ryokan's face because I only recognized that a black statue was standing, but when I visit next time, I would like to check Ryokan's face and worship it. I would like to.