Stupid

Maarai River and Amaya Ohashi

At present, housing complex and houses are lined up, and there is no old trick, but Amaya Ohashi's towels were rice fields and fields until four or fifty years ago.
Usually, rice fields are all over, centering on the river, but the rice fields in Noba were called rare "flying fields." What is the reason why such a flying field was formed?
Once upon a time, when there was a person who was still indeed.
One day he came to Noba to play.
Dearbocchi is a big man, but he's a very kind man. He was standing on his toes so as not to frustrate the houses in the village.
It was when I came close to the Maarai River. The horse, which had been drinking water in the river, began to be astonished, and he was walking quietly and quietly, and astonished.
He said that his toes stood on his toes, and his fingers fell into the soil. It is said that the water was piled up in the hollow place.
I still have to talk about it. The horse that surprised me was that a religious person named Masako Hojo went on a horse from Kamakura to Komyoji Kannon, riding a horse at that time. He was taking a break to let the horse drink water on the riverbank near Amaya.
This person is an Erai man, who was called the "Nun Shogun".
Idarabocchi was surprised and built a flying field, but the terrible horse seemed to pity, so this river was called the "Maarai River" Well, the mountain in front of the "Maarai Bridge" is called "Fun Mountain".
So, the later people began to sing such a song while going out in the rice field and working.

Maarai River and Amaya Ohashi

Noba is good and rain
Is there a beautiful woman?
Threw foot
I was chased by a nun's horse
I'm out of it.
"I've done it."

This is a story recorded in "Hometown Konan's Old Story".
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