Located at the intersection of Koshu Kaido and Fuchu Street, it really looks like a school bulletin board from back in the day.
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Fuchu Kosatsuba
The bulletin and public news board from the olden days.
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At the intersection of the Koshu Kaido (now known as the Kyu Kaisho Kaido) and Kamakura Kaido roads sits a "kosatsu" post board. These post boards, as big as 4.6m wide and 5m tall, served like a modern day "bulletin board", where new decrees and public announcements were shared.
Next to the Kosatsuba sat a place called the "otabisho". This spot is where Ookunitama no Ookami (the god enshrined at Okunitama-jinja Shrine) is said to have come to earth. On May 5th during the Kurayami "Darkness" Festival, visitors can see a number of events and 8 different portable mikoshi shrines as they light up the night.
Highlights
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Kosatsuba served as a large news and bulletin board in the olden days.
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This was the former center of the Fuchu-juku post town.
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The o-tabisho next to the bulletin board becomes the site of festivites as mikoshi shrines light up the night of the Kurayami "Darkness" festival on May 5th.
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Kosatsuba (The place to post bulletin board in Fuchu)
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Kosatsuba
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Full view of the Kosatsuba
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Full view of the Kosatsuba
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O-tabisho
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O-tabisho
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O-tabisho
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 高札場
- Postal Code
- 183-0022
- Address
- 5-1 Miyanishicho, Fuchu City, Tokyo
- Admission
- Free
- Access
- 6 min. walk from Fuchu-hommachi Station on the JR Musashino & Nambu Lines.
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)