Maeda Toshinaga Statue

A bronze samurai - Toshinaga Maeda

Toshinaga Maeda - a Samurai from the Segoku Period, who came to Takaoka in later life. Symbolised in bronze with his distinctive headwear. His time in Takaoka was not so happy as he battled with depre...

Li Changgong と Yixu に Remembering the Shadow できます

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It is a 3-minute walk from Zuiryuji Temple, where the Maeda family, including Toshinaga Maeda, is enshrined. I stood next to Toshinaga and took a commemorative photo.

Awesome expression.

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When I was walking on Hachichodo, a bronze statue of Toshiie Maeda was sitting. For a military commander, the expression was not amazing.

The helmet has a remarkable presence!

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An equestrian statue of Toshinaga Maeda standing in the main enclosure of Takaoka Kojo Park. The straight-extended silver helmet, which also has its 127.5cm, stands out for this equestrian statue. It seems that the cherry blossoms were auspicious for the battle as a powerful animal that shakes the ground. It is said that it is owned by the Toyama City Museum, so I would like to see it as well.

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If you walk from Takaoka Station, you will find a statue on Hachichodo, the approach to Zuiryuji, the family temple of the Maeda family. The name is also written, so it's easy to understand. The long helmet is impressive.