Old House of Issa Kobayashi Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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the old people
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I stopped by for a drive trip. I was more interested in an old thatched-roof folk house than in Ichicha Kobayashi's house. I imagine that the lives of old people are cold and dark. Then, I feel like I'm on the premises of a normal house and I'm not sure I'm going in. However, there were parking lots, signs, etc.
It is a dozo that I lived just before Ichicha Kobayashi disappeared. It is a dozo that stayed after the main building that has been burned for more than 15 years was burned by a big fire, but when I think that my later years are here, I am deeply moved by its simple lifestyle. There is also a nice parking lot.
50 A place where I returned to my hometown Kashiwabara when I was old and spent until I died at the age of 65. The old house and Dozo have been restored and remain. The main building was destroyed by fire, and it seems that the last one was greeted at the Dozo, but both of them had a simple appearance. The tour is free, so you can see it freely. There are places and toilets where large buses turn nearby, but there is no private parking lot. There is a parking lot in the next product building, so I think it's okay to stop for a short time.
the old people
I stopped by for a drive trip. I was more interested in an old thatched-roof folk house than in Ichicha Kobayashi's house. I imagine that the lives of old people are cold and dark. Then, I feel like I'm on the premises of a normal house and I'm not sure I'm going in. However, there were parking lots, signs, etc.
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It is a dozo that I lived just before Ichicha Kobayashi disappeared. It is a dozo that stayed after the main building that has been burned for more than 15 years was burned by a big fire, but when I think that my later years are here, I am deeply moved by its simple lifestyle. There is also a nice parking lot.
A tea ends in the ground.
50 A place where I returned to my hometown Kashiwabara when I was old and spent until I died at the age of 65. The old house and Dozo have been restored and remain. The main building was destroyed by fire, and it seems that the last one was greeted at the Dozo, but both of them had a simple appearance. The tour is free, so you can see it freely. There are places and toilets where large buses turn nearby, but there is no private parking lot. There is a parking lot in the next product building, so I think it's okay to stop for a short time.