パリから100キロ、戦禍が残るフランスの古都🇫🇷「ソアソン」で人間について色々考えさせられてきました。。。

パリから100キロ、戦禍が残るフランスの古都🇫🇷「ソアソン」で人間について色々考えさせられてきました。。。

*Thank you for watching. Please enjoy the automatically translated subtitles! Hello, this is Keisuke! As November approaches, the temperature in Paris has gotten even colder, and up until yesterday it had been raining every day. There are some thin clouds today, but it’s been a long time since I’ve seen blue skies.

I’m currently heading towards Soissons, a town located about 100km northeast of Paris. Head northeast from the A1 motorway heading towards Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport. [Music] You’ve arrived! About an hour and a half after leaving Paris, I arrived at the town of Soissons. A tall building can be seen in the distance on the left side of the road. It seems like that area is the center of the city. By the way, what is that towering building?

Follow the signs towards the city center. I’m curious about the stone monument that stands in the center, but for now I look for a place to park my car. [Music] [Music] A few minutes later, I got out of the car and came out along the river.

So I arrived at a place called Soissoins. Here it is. The clouds are so high that you can reach them if you climb on the roof and reach out. I can see a tower. I immediately spotted a tall building on the opposite bank. The Aisne River flows under this bridge.

The wind is strong and it’s cold. . . It’s been raining a lot lately, but today was the first sunny day in a while! Is the temperature around 10 degrees today? The tower that was visible from a distance was actually this church. This is a neo-gothic church. [Music]

It feels old. The door isn’t open, so I can’t go inside. This is what a church looks like. Cross the bridge again and return to the previous location. Another tall building can be seen in the distance! It’s on the other side of this front.

We’re heading towards the other tall tower we found earlier. Ah, the bell is ringing. . . The streets are very old. Is this it? It’s windy. . . I saw it. Oh, is this it? This is it! This is it. It says “Hôtel de Ville”.

What you can see on the right in front of you is the city hall of this town. This is also admirable. It feels very old though. The name of this monastery comes from a bishop who was martyred in the 7th century.

This man is said to be the one who liberated this town from the German army in 1918. This is what I was looking at right now. It won’t fit into the lens unless you step back quite a bit. . .

Isn’t it open inside? That stone statue in the middle is missing its upper body. . . This isn’t open, right? It’s not open, right? No, it’s not open, it’s not open. . . For some reason, it doesn’t seem like it’s open. It’s not open. It’s not open. It doesn’t seem to be open

At all . It says “musée”. . . Is this the courtyard? If you look closely, it looks like a museum. It says “Musée” here. [Music] The museum, which was originally located in the city hall, was opened in this former convent in 1933 and remains there today.

By the way, is the show opening today? When I looked up, the clouds in the sky stood out in their whiteness. When I nervously pushed the door, it was open. We paid the entrance fee of 5 euros and proceeded inside. It seems that bringing in bags is prohibited.

So I leave it in the locker. After seeing the archeology, local history, and painting rooms of this town, we will tour the old monastery. We will proceed through the corridor that we saw from outside earlier. This monastery was founded in 1139. It’s a little windy. Oh, you can put it in there! [Music]

Ahead is a crypt and a monastery. Just before the monastery was the entrance to the crypt. I guess I’ll take a look. It’s a place like this. The Romanesque style crypt built around 1100 seems to be larger than I expected. This seems to be a recently discovered mechanical mechanism in the bell tower.

This monastery was once bombed during World War I. . . [Music] I climbed the stairs again and came out on the ground. And this is the monastery. Let’s go inside the monastery. Ah, it’s quite spacious! The interior of the monastery is evenly illuminated by light coming in from all directions.

This is the Gothic style cathedral and the left and right transepts built in the first half of the 13th century. [Music] This nave with six steps is said to have been built in the 16th century. The sides and the center. And

Now I came into this from that side. The large thing lying here is said to be the rose window of Soissons Cathedral, which was damaged in the 2017 storm. The inside feels like this. This one is also broken. . There is something that looks like a sculpture.

According to the documents, this organ was originally in the organ case of a monastery church near here, but it was moved around during the French Revolution and World War II, and finally ended up here. So, wait a minute. I have to put this in my bag. . . Let’s head towards the cathedral! This city hall is quite large. It’s a pretty nice city hall. I think I should be able to see some kind of tall building, but I don’t think I can see it. . .

Can I go with this? Which one should I go to? Over there? ? ? ? No, let’s go this way! For now, let’s proceed here. Is there sound in the mic? I’m worried. . . I wish you could test this. . .

Actually, I just changed my camera this time, so I’m really curious if the sound is getting into the microphone.As I turned left after passing through the street, the tower of the cathedral appeared in front of me. I guess the white part is currently undergoing restoration work. What’s this? It says COLLEGE.

It says GARCONS, so I guess it’s an all-boys school? That’s admirable. Oh, there’s also a tall tower on the other side. The spire of another tower can be seen in the distance beyond the cathedral we are about to visit. I actually saw this in a photo, but one side was missing. . .

Look, there’s another tower on the other side! The tower towering in front of us became even more clearly visible. Look, there’s a tower in the foreground. . . Construction of the current Soissons Cathedral is said to have started in 1176, but

Construction was repeatedly interrupted due to factors such as the 100 Years’ War between France and England, and it seems that progress did not progress easily. On April 25, 1479, the bishop consecrated the cathedral, which remained unfinished. Children are innocently drawing pictures of the cathedral, which has such a past. [Music]

This is the inside of the cathedral. The interior of the cathedral is flooded with light from the stained glass windows. [Music] So let’s go! Exit from SORTIE. When you step out of the quiet cathedral, you notice the sounds of the city. It looks like it’s going to rain, right? Over there, the clouds are thick. . . It looks like it’s going to rain again tomorrow.

This is amazing! It’s a little shocking that one of the upper parts is missing. Clouds flow directly over the cathedral, which was unable to receive one of its towers. There’s something here too. According to this poster, at the end of the 19th century,

The cathedral keeper called LE PAON, who watched over the city from the top of the tower while working as a shoemaker, said, “I am a shoemaker,” and said, “I am a shoemaker.’ ‘ Apparently they were offering beans to tourists. Head towards the tower you saw earlier.

I think it’s this one. I can’t see it right now, but I saw it just behind here. What is this? This is COLLEGE, this is also a school. We only have 2 hours, so we have to hurry. . . Which one? ? ? Ah, there it was!

The sun was right in front of me, so I couldn’t see at all because it was so bright. . . I could see the building, but it seemed like there was still a long way to go. The temperature isn’t that high, but the sun is shining so it’s warm. This is amazing!

It’s amazing that there are so many ivy leaves on it. . . The light was too bright so I went into the shade. It is a monastery with a 75m spire that pierces the sky. [Music] So,

Before I go to the front, I thought I’d take a look at it from the back, so I’m heading towards the back. The sky is wide, isn’t it? . . The rear view of this monastery, which is characterized by its medieval architectural style, is quite shocking. amazing. . .

Once outside, I headed towards the front of the monastery. This is the front of the monastery. The Gothic style monastery has undergone various restoration works over time and still retains its historical value. Ah, you can include a lot of things! This is amazing no matter how many times I see it. . .

The abbey, which is often mistaken for a cathedral because of its 75m-high spire, was originally built in Romanesque style. I think you can put it there. So here we go. Can I put the bottom in too? It’s open over there, so I think I’ll probably be able to get in there.

I’ll go in here first. [Music] This is what the inside looks like. As you can see, you can see the arches and elongated columns that are typical of the Gothic style. Let’s go under there too! The clouds are a little scary. . Go past the red door and go down the stairs. [Music]

Right below. It looks like this. This is what it looks like inside the basement. Let’s go deeper. This is pretty dark. . . Will it appear on camera? ? [Music] That’s a dead end. Then let’s get out! I climbed the stairs again and came out on the ground.

It’s amazing no matter how many times I see it. . . Looks like you can go behind there. [Music] The toilet is clean! [MUSIC] The bell is ringing. . . There is a fountain that I drove past earlier. that? Isn’t that a fountain? ? ? Is that in town? Somehow. . . [Music]

We arrived at the intersection we drove through earlier. This is probably the center. The old townscape still remains. This is quite old, isn’t it? It is an urban area where the old townscape remains. There’s also an unusually shaped building with a pointed tip, right?

The city is quite old. The feel of the building. This tortoiseshell-shaped building is the covered market of Soissons, which miraculously escaped destruction during World War II. It was built in 1911. oh! That’s very admirable! The structure. This is the back of the cathedral we visited earlier. [Music] Monument? Is it a cenotaph?

There is a statue of a soldier . . [Music] This is apparently a Roman Catholic church built in the Romanesque style . There’s some kind of debris there, right? Is it the site of something? If you look closely, you can see the logo of a historic building.

This is said to be part of a monastery that once existed. This memorial fund is said to be in memory of the approximately 4,000 British soldiers who died in the “Second Battle of the Marne” in 1918.

On November 11 of the same year, more than four years of brutal fighting ended after millions of casualties. This is the inside of the cafe where I stopped by for a break. This is the Café gourmand of this shop! Of the 22 churches that once existed in the town, only two remain intact today. This time we visited Soissons, a town that has been exposed to many invasions and devastations, including the

Norman invasion, the Wars of Religion, the French Revolution, and World War I. I hope this will be helpful for your future trips to Paris. We’d love to hear your thoughts! So, I hope tomorrow will be a good day too! See you soon! [Music] A

皆様

ご無沙汰しております！
2024年も引き続きどうぞ宜しくお願い致します🙇
ということで、久々の編集動画です😊
色々ありまして時間がかかってしまいました！
2023年11月上旬に訪れた古都ソアソンの模様をお送りします。

皆さんの今後のパリ旅行の参考になれば幸いです😊
何かと騒がしい世の中ですが、今日も明日も変わらず良い日になります様に！

《 vol.127 🇫🇷 》
2023年11月上旬に訪れた古都「ソアソン」は素晴らしい遺跡でいっぱいでした。4K画像をお楽しみください！
次回のパリ旅行で是非👍

《 vol.127 🇫🇷 》
I visited the ancient city of “Soissons” in early November 2023 and it was full of amazing sites. enjoy the 4K images!
I hope this will be helpful for your future trips to Paris and France👍.

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