Fifty-three Stations on the Tokaido: Ishiyakushi Temple at Ishiyakushi 東海道五拾三次之内　石薬師石薬師寺とうかいどうごじゅうさんつぎのうち　いしやくし　いしやくしじ

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現在の三重県鈴鹿市にあたる。遠景に大きく描かれた山々。そのなだらかな山容と色彩が美しい。山のふもとに見えるのが石薬師寺である。田んぼの畔道を突き当たると寺の立派な山門があり、その右手に宿場が広がっている。田んぼではすでに稲刈りが終わっており、周囲の木々が色づいていることからして、季節は晩秋から初冬あたりと思われる。時間帯は夕暮れであろうか、山里にはひと仕事終えたようなのんびりとした時間が流れている。

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