The view of the Yabi River, as if painted solid Prussian blue, and Mount Jozan, like a towering dragon, presents such a mystical scene that is quite at odds with the coastal location. In spite of this unusual scenery behind Saigo, because disgusting obscene flowers scattered . Mount Jozan must be weeping and bloomed profusely at the other side of the town. This mountain is washed by the Yabi River, which trickles down gently and transports the famous Oki cedars downstream. Who could not be reminded of Rankyo Gorge at the sight of woodcutters riding on cedar rafts and traveling with the flow?
Content
| Document title | Takeshima Travel Diary (2) (San'in Shimbun) |
|---|---|
| Date created (Western calendar) | April 6, 1906 |
| Date created (Japanese era) | April 6, Meiji 39 |
| Author(s) / Editor(s) | A traveler |
| Publisher | San'in Shimbun Co. |
| Name of publication | San'in Shimbun |
| Content | A travel diary written by a participant in the Takeshima research trip. Part 2 describes scenery and events in Saigo (Oki). The writer mentions that the party was delayed here. |
| Language | Japanese |
|---|---|
| Public access | Open |
| Repository | Shimane Prefectural Library (Japanese Only) |
| Medium | Microfilm |
| Copies | 1 page |
| Reference No. | T1906040600102 |
| How to access | View at Shimane Prefectural Library. |
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