4/5 鍋割山のギン太 5 years ago on Google
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This
beautiful
government
building,
which
stands
out
against
the
green
lawn,
was
built
in
1928.
It
was
designed
by
Koichi
Sato,
who
also
designed
Hibiya
Public
Hall
and
Waseda
University's
Okuma
Auditorium.
Maebashi,
Takasaki,
Isesaki,
Annaka,
Obata,
Nanokaichi,
Numata,
Iwahana,
and
Tatebayashi
prefectures
were
created
in
July
1877
by
the
abolition
of
feudal
domains
and
establishment
of
prefectures.
In
October
of
the
same
year,
eight
prefectures,
excluding
Tatebayashi,
were
merged
to
establish
Gunma
Prefecture
(first
term),
with
the
prefectural
office
in
Takasaki.
The
following
year,
the
prefectural
office
was
temporarily
moved
to
Maebashi,
but
in
1873,
Gunma
Prefecture
merged
with
Saitama
Tohoku
and
became
Kumagaya
Prefecture,
with
the
prefectural
office
located
in
Kumagaya.
In
1879,
Kumagaya
Prefecture
was
abolished,
and
Gunma
Prefecture
was
reestablished
(second
term)
by
combining
Ota,
Kiryu,
and
Tatebayashi,
which
had
been
incorporated
into
Tochigi
Prefecture.
With
this,
it
finally
became
the
current
appearance
of
"Gunma
Prefecture
in
the
shape
of
a
crane."
The
prefectural
office
of
the
first
Gunma
prefecture
was
placed
in
Takasaki,
but
when
the
prefectural
governor
changed
from
Tadashi
Aoyama
to
Hideharu
Kawase,
it
was
moved
to
Maebashi.
After
that,
when
the
second
Gunma
prefecture
was
established,
the
prefectural
office
was
initially
decided
to
be
Takasaki,
but
it
seems
that
Takasaki
was
not
enthusiastic
about
it.
The
army
was
stationed
at
the
former
Takasaki
Castle,
and
as
it
was
an
important
transportation
hub
for
Nakasendo,
commerce
was
also
developing.
Even
if
I
preached
that
it
would
lead
to
development,
I
could
not
get
active
cooperation.
Hearing
this,
the
raw
silk
merchants
of
Maebashi
actively
launched
a
bid
campaign,
pooling
funds
of
30,000
ryo
(approx.
At
the
ruins
of
Maebashi
Castle
A
prefectural
office
was
established.
After
all
these
twists
and
turns,
the
new
government
building
now
shines
against
the
blue
sky
next
to
the
Showa
government
building
(*^^*)
(Original)
青い芝生に映える、この美しい庁舎は昭和三年に建築されたものです。設計者は日比谷公会堂や早稲田大学の大隈講堂も手がけた、佐藤功一氏です。
明治四年七月、廃藩置県によって、前橋、高崎、伊勢崎、安中、小幡、七日市、沼田、岩鼻、館林の各県が誕生しました。
同じ年の十月には、館林を除く八県が統合され、高崎に県庁を置く群馬県(第一次)が成立しました。
翌年、いったん県庁は前橋に移りますが、明治六年には、群馬県は埼玉東北部と合併して、熊谷に県庁を置く熊谷県となります。
そして明治九年、熊谷県は廃止となり、栃木県に組み入れられていた太田、桐生、館林などを併せて、再び群馬県が成立(第二次)しました。これで、ようやく「鶴舞う形の群馬県」の現在の姿となりました。
第一次群馬県の県庁は高崎に置かれましたが、県令が青山貞から河瀬秀治に替わると、前橋に移されました。
その後、第二次群馬県の成立に当たって、県庁は当初、高崎に決まっていましたが、当の高崎は乗り気ではなかったようです。
旧高崎城には陸軍が駐屯しており、中仙道の交通の要衝として、商業も発展していたので、熊谷県令から群馬県令になった楫取素彦が、県庁の設置は必ず町の発展につながると説いても、積極的な協力は得られませんでした。
これを聞いた前橋の生糸商人達は、むしろ積極的に招致運動に乗り出し、三万両の資金を出し合って、楫取県令が条件とした県庁舎と官舎を用意し、現在の場所である前橋城跡に
県庁が置かれることになりました。
このような紆余曲折を経て、いま昭和庁舎の横には、新庁舎が青空に映えています(*^^*)
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