Ashinoshuku 芦野宿

Ashinoshuku is Ōshū Kaidō, the 25th station of post town. Now Tochigi, Nasu It developed as a post town at the Ōshū Kaidō.

Former history

The ancient Zheno has been designated as the Black River station on Toyama's way, and it has been named after him since medieval times. It is estimated that in the early 17th century, it occurred as the castle of Mr. Sakura. At the time of Kodahara's conquest, he was relieved by his subjects, Hideyoshi Koda. This is to remain in the local names of "Tagigigi" and "Tazuzuzu." There is also a theory that during this period there was a way through the Kanno.

Edo period

The great name that passed through Ashitanoshuku on the shift went up to 33 houses and some of them stayed there. In Hanaoka, there's a map of all the honjeins along the streets from Edo to Shizuoka. On March 21st, we have records of the fire from Kanno, the burning of 72 horse - drawn houses, and we find 72 houses that served as parades during this period. It is estimated that in the heyday of the end, there have reached more than 40 vacations. It is said that Matsuo Bashō, travelling the Narrow Road to the Deep North, passed through the Nasu plain from Nasu-Yumoto and stopped at Ashino, where, before the Yūgyō willow, he composed the verse "ta ichimai uete tachisaru yanagi kana" — "having planted a single rice field, I walk away from the willow".

Modern-day

In 1889, from the town's campaign, a village passed through the heart of the old Achinoshuku village. In 1954, Seomura, combined with Inomura, established what is now Nauu. The Ashitanosuku area has a street road with ichirizuka, road development, mountain range and surrounding maintenance. In the year 2000, the Master's Museum of History, with its history, opened. In 2023, a trust deposit box in Tochigi was combined to create a sign from the southernmost field of the state, from Ashanoshuku, and a tenant of 16 in Kadani.

The structure of the inn

Ashinoshuku is made up of three towns in Newtown, Kumachi, and Tokutacho, and is housed in Tokyo, from Takahashi in Newtown to Kanno Bridge in Tokuhara. We are told that the respect we have on both bridges is to prevent the invasion of epidemics in the inns. Newtown's estate value is 2 years long. According to The General Book of Injunji, edited by the Shogundo, in 1443, the total number of houses in Tokyo was 1668, population 350, honjin, ZX289, waki-honjin, and so on. honjin has been in charge since the age of honjin. The building didn't exist, but it was on the grounds of today's host shop and stone museum. I found myself on the property of two of the current stores in a travel camp called the waki-honjin Yoshigawa shop. Also, the job of a policeman was the reign of Mr. Dumura, who moved out of Sakura's Ōtawara in the previous year, and before toiyaba, there was a high-end auction site. Mr. Koichi, Mr. Takashi, Mr. Aki, and Mr. Aki, did their job, and took control of the building directly.

The house next door

It's the shortest distance between the inns. The "The Akira of the Border" between the two inns is called "the Dui-no" and is the origin of the year's arrival.