To commemorate Hakusan High School's first appearance in Koshien, we will introduce the charms of Hakusan-cho TsuCity where Hakusan High School is located!
掲載日：2018.07.29
Mie Prefectural Hakusan High School won the Mie Tournament of the 100th National High School Baseball Championship in 2018! The high school, which lost in the first round for 10 years starting in 2007, has achieved this feat and has become a hot topic among schools participating in Koshien nationwide. Hakusan-cho, TsuCity, where Hakusan High School is located, is a peaceful town located in a mountain village. We will introduce Hakusan Town, a town rich in nature and full of charm, where the high school students who achieved ``Japan's No. 1 Ascendance'' attend.
Mie Prefectural Hakusan High School won the Mie Division of the 100th National High School Baseball Championship.
The high school, which lost in the first round for 10 years starting in 2007, has achieved this feat and is attracting attention among schools participating in Koshien nationwide.
Hakusan-cho, Tsu TsuCity, where Hakusan High School is located, is a peaceful town located in a mountain village. We will introduce Hakusan High School and the attractive spots full of nature in Hakusan Town.
Among the 304 students in three classes in the first grade, there are 56 members of the baseball team, including the manager.
The success story of the Hakusan High School baseball team, which only had five members five years ago, participating in Koshien, has been talked about as ``Japan's No. 1 ascendance'' and ``Real Rookies.''
The Hakusan High School players have been practicing day after day to the sound of birds chirping.
The sound of powerful strikes echoes in the tranquil scenery.
Ieki Station on the JR Meisho Line, which Hakusan High School students use to commute to school.
It is about a 10 minute walk from here to Hakusan High School.
Depending on the time, you may have to wait up to 3 hours, so if you miss the train, you'll be in trouble!
The line is lined with sightseeing spots known only to those in the know, such as the Mitaki Cherry Blossoms, and the line is also popular with photographers.
If you want to ride the Meimatsu Line, we recommend the ``Meishin Line Omotenashi Meguri''.
If you collect 10 stamps, you will receive a limited number of commemorative admission tickets and train tickets, so please give it a try!
*For more information about the Meimatsu Line Omotenashi Tour, please see "Go to Misugi on the Meimatsu Line".
The area around Hakusan High School is filled with truly rich nature.
The contrast between the river, mountains, and blue sky is beautiful.
You can feel the majesty of nature.
I'm sure there are some students on the Hakusan High School baseball team who grew up strong in such a natural setting.
There are three ``Hakusan Hime Shrines'' in Hakusan-cho TsuCity, and they are divided into ``Yamato'', ``Kawaguchi'', and ``Yamadano'' depending on their enshrinement location.
The place where they alighted is said to be the ``Hakusan Seven Shrines,'' and during the Taisho period, if you visited the seven Hakusan shrines (Wa, Kawaguchi, Hatsuno, Yamadano, Iejo, Takehara, and Iifukuda shrines), you would find Kaga Hakusan. It is said that it is said to bring the same blessings as a visit to the shrine, and it is said that the shrine was frequently visited.
Source: “Hakusan Road Sign Association (Volunteer guide in Hakusan Town)”
In addition, Hakusan Town's volunteer guides, ``Hakusan Michi Shirube no Kai,'' will provide detailed information about the historical sites and nature in Hakusan Town.
If you are guided by a volunteer guide who knows the area well, you will have fun learning about the deep history of Hakusan Town.
Hospitality Mie Tourism Volunteer Guide “Hakusando Signpost Association”
Near Wahakusan Hime Shrine, there is Inokura Onsen, a popular spot in Hakusan Town.
Although it is a hot spring, it is also a facility where you can enjoy a variety of activities, including a 40-hole ground golf course, a tourist farm where you can pick fruit, a barbecue area, and a mini zoo.
Every time we spin a story: Wild boar hotpot “Inokura Onsen”
The open-air bath where you can see the windmills that line the nearby AoyamaPlateau is popular.
Click here to reserve a day trip to Inokura Onsen.
Click here to make reservations for activities and experiences at Ino-san Farm.
Hakusan Town is full of nature and has an old-fashioned rural landscape.
The Hakusan High School baseball players, who have grown up under the loving care of the local community, will take on Koshien this summer.
Please come and visit Hakusan-cho, Tsu City, which is booming due to the rapid progress of TsuCity High School.
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