ęµ č観é³ęę®ŗē¢ Asakusa Kannon Kaisatsu no Hi (designated a Tangible cultural property-ancient documents in 1922) Komagatado Hall is a part of Sensoji Temple. It is considered to be a sacred place where the statue of Sho-Kanzeon Bosatsu, which is the principal object of worship of Sensoji Temple, was found in the Sumida River. Because of this discovery, a law was issued in 1692 forbiding the killing of fish and birds in the area. In commemoration of the law, Kaisatsu no Hi was erected in 1693 with Senzon, the 4th Gonno Sojo of Sensoji Temple, as the petitioner. The area where the killing of animals was forbidden was around Komagatado Hall. The designated area was about ten blocks (~1km) along the river from Suwa town as the south limit to Syoden-gishi as the north limit. According to the book "Gofunai Biko [Notes on Edo]", Kosatsu (public notice) were erected in Suwa & Syoden towns. The building of Komagatado Hall where Kaisatsu no Hi was erected has been burned down several times in the Edo Era. The notice has collapsed as well In 1759, the monument was erected again with the building. The current monument was excavated in 1927 after the Great Kanto Earthquake & Conflagration (1923)and was repaired in 1933 when Komagatado Hall was rebuilt. It is unclear whether the repaired monument is the original notice or the replacement proclamation of 1759. The monument is fashioned from...
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