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【神戸旧居留地】「神戸観光」知ると知らずで桁違い!歴史的背景と街中散策【神戸市】[Former Kobe Settlement]Stroll around Kobe and its history

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旧神戸外国人居留地 幕末の1853年ペリーの黒船来航後、「開国しろ」との諸外国の圧力に屈し 日本は、1858年(安政5年)に、諸外国と不平等条約といわれた「修好通商条約」を締結し、長年続いた鎖国政策を終わらせました。 そして、横浜・長崎・函館・新潟・神戸の5つの港を外国に開きました。 神戸は1868年(明治元年)1月1日に開港することになりました 日本人が入ることを厳しく制限され、治外法権が許された居留地が建設されました。 いくつかの建物が建築当時そのままの姿を保っていますので、歴史的な背景を解説しながら、散策しています。 海岸通り シップ神戸海岸ビル(国登録有形文化財) 商船三井ビルディング 神港ビルヂング チャータードビル 京町筋 神戸市立博物館(国の登録有形文化財) 旧居留地15番館(国の重要文化財) 神戸大丸 旧居留地38番館 ニッケビル あいおいニッセイ同和損保神戸ビル 日本真珠会館 神戸朝日ビル #神戸 #神戸旧外国人居留地 #神戸大丸 #神戸観光 #神戸歴史 Former Kobe Foreign Settlement After Perry's black ships arrived in 1853 at the end of the Edo period, the country succumbed to pressure from other countries to open the country. In 1858 (Ansei 5), Japan concluded the Treaty of Amity and Commerce, which was said to be an unequal treaty, with other countries, ending its long-standing policy of national isolation. Five ports were opened to foreign countries: Yokohama, Nagasaki, Hakodate, Niigata, and Kobe. Kobe opened as a port on January 1, 1868 (Meiji 1). Settlements were built where Japanese people were strictly restricted from entering and were granted extraterritorial rights. Some of the buildings remain as they were when they were first built, so you can walk around while explaining the historical background. coastal street Ship Kobe Kaigan Building (National Registered Tangible Cultural Property) Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Building Shinko Building chartered building Kyomachisuji Kobe City Museum (National Registered Tangible Cultural Property) Former Settlement Building 15 (National Important Cultural Property) Kobe Daimaru Former Settlement Building 38 nicke building Aioi Nissay Dowa Sompo Kobe Building Japan Pearl Hall Kobe Asahi Building #Kobe #Kobe Former Foreign Settlement #Kobe Daimaru #Kobe Tourism #Kobe History

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