Alençon (English spelling)

Japanese: アランソン - あらんそん(英語表記)Alençon
Alençon (English spelling)

The capital of Orne department in northwestern France. Population 28,935 (1999). 195 km west of Paris, along the Sarthe River. An old town dating back to the 8th century, it is known for its Gothic cathedral. Lace weaving, known as Point d'Alençon, which began in the mid-17th century, is popular here. The city suffered heavy damage during World War II, but after the war new industrialization, centered on machinery and electrical engineering, promoted population growth along with the improvement of administrative and commercial functions. There are many historical buildings, such as the cathedral (15th-16th century), art museum, and lace museum.

[Nobuo Takahashi]

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Japanese:

フランス北西部、オルヌ県の県都。人口2万8935(1999)。パリの西195キロメートル、サルト川に沿う。8世紀からの古い町で、ゴシック様式の大聖堂で知られる。17世紀中ごろに始まったポアン・ダランソンpoint d'Alençonというレース編が盛んである。第二次世界大戦によって大きな被害を受けたが、戦後、機械・電気工業を中心とした新しい工業化は、行政・商業機能の充実とともに人口増加を促した。大聖堂(15~16世紀)、美術館、レース博物館など歴史的建造物も多い。

[高橋伸夫]

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