資料名 |
Les photos des lieux célèbres autour du chemin de fer Jouzankei |
解説 |
翻訳タイプ テキスト翻訳 言語を検出する 英語 中国語（簡体） 日本語 中国語（繁体） 中国語（簡体） フランス語 原文 Yoshida Hatsusaburou 1931 Famous Places along the Jozankei Railway Line Outside Sapporo Yoshida’s maps with bird’s eye views also depict places and railway routes that no longer exist, and this is another example. The Jozankei line once linked the East Sapporo Station on the Chitose line of the Japan National Railways with the Jozankei hot springs. It served all of the tourism spots in the area, which offered beautiful scenery, spas, and ski resorts. It also made a significant contribution to transportation of iron ore, coal, and lumber. In 1969, however, the whole line was taken out of service. On the rear of this picture, Yoshida wrote a comment to the effect that the railway was still under construction when he first visited the area, that it had been completed when he went back more than 10years later, and that he was deeply moved by how the area had been transformed into a vibrant tourism district. Yoshida Hatsusaburou 1931 Famous Places along the Jozankei Railway Line Outside Sapporo Yoshida’s maps with bird’s eye views also depict places and railway routes that no longer exist, and this is another example. The Jozankei line once linked the East Sapporo Station on the Chitose line of the Japan National Railways with the Jozankei hot springs. It served all of the tourism spots in the area, which offered beautiful scenery, spas, and ski resorts. It also made a significant contribution to transportation of iron ore, coal, and lumber. In 1969, however, the whole line was taken out of service. On the rear of this picture, Yoshida wrote a comment to the effect that the railway was still under construction when he first visited the area, that it had been completed when he went back more than 10years later, and that he was deeply moved by how the area had been transformed into a vibrant tourism district. 917 / 5,000 翻訳結果 翻訳の結果 Yoshida Hatsusaburou 1931 Lieux célèbres le long de la ligne de chemin de fer Jozankei à l'extérieur de Sapporo Les cartes de Yoshida avec des vues à vol d'oiseau dépeignent également des lieux et des voies ferrées qui n'existent plus, et c'est un autre exemple. La ligne Jozankei reliait autrefois la gare de East Sapporo sur la ligne Chitose des chemins de fer nationaux du Japon aux sources chaudes de Jozankei. Il desservait tous les sites touristiques de la région, qui offraient de beaux paysages, des spas et des stations de ski. Il a également apporté une contribution significative au transport du minerai de fer, du charbon et du bois. En 1969, cependant, toute la ligne a été mise hors service. Au dos de cette photo, Yoshida a écrit un commentaire indiquant que le chemin de fer était encore en construction lorsqu'il a visité la région pour la première fois, qu'il avait été achevé lorsqu'il y est retourné plus de 10 ans plus tard, et qu'il a été profondément ému par la façon dont la région avait été transformée en un quartier touristique dynamique. |
資料番号 |
70001 |
