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Table of Contents 1. The release date of "Ore-ra Tokyo sa Ikuda" 2. The anniversary of the death of Tachibana Muneshige, the first lord of the Tanagura Domain (Fukushima Prefecture) The release date of "Ore-ra Tokyo sa Ikuda" November 1984 (Showa 59)...
Table of Contents1. Beech Origin and Growth Regions: Beech Refuge in a Few Areas in the South During the Ice Age2. After the Ice Age ended, global warming caused beech trees to move north. In Europe, humans drove beech trees out3. ...
Table of Contents1 [Miyagi Prefecture] Like Chinese martial arts?! Yagyu Shingan-ryu martial arts subdue armored warriors with fierce strikes1.1 "Atemi" - punch and kick striking techniques also found in judo1....
Table of Contents1 What is "in-station"?2 The newly renovated second floor of the south exit of JR Morioka Station2.1 In-station seafood bar NEO Kaiou2.2 In-station seafood bar...
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Table of Contents1 Giant Freshwater Prawns: A New Specialty Born from Tsuchiyu Onsen, a Famous Hot Spring in the Deep South 2 Melty Fat! Katsurao Village's Brand of Lamb, "Melty Sheep," Raised in a Rich Environment 3 Eastern Fu...
Table of Contents1. "PORT TOWER SELION" at Akita Port SELION Roadside Station2. "SELION CAFE" with a spectacular view of Akita city and the Sea of Japan below...
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Table of Contents1 [Aomori Prefecture] "Bokuden-ryu Swordsmanship" named after the legendary swordsman Tsukahara Bokuden1.1 A hybrid style of the Sengoku period's armored swordsmanship and plain-clothed swordsmanship1.2 The structure and techniques of the armored warriors...
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The Battle of Hitotoribashi Bridge (Fukushima Prefecture) was triggered by the abduction of Date Masamune's father, Terumune, by Hatakeyama Yoshitsugu, lord of Nihonmatsu Castle, and the deaths of both men during the abduction. This incident took place on November 17, 1588 (Gregorian calendar year 1588).
Table of Contents1. Gamo Ujisato, born in Omi and a feudal lord of Aizu with 920,000 koku of rice, during the Sengoku period.2. After his death, he was cremated in Kyoto, and his hair was sent to Aizu.3. Current Grave of Gamo Ujisato3.1. Monument with his death poem3.2. Five-ringed pagoda3.3....
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Table of Contents1. 30 Surnames Connected to Distinguished Families in Iwate Prefecture (in Alphabetical Order)1.1 Asonuma (Asonuma)1.2 Anetai (Anetai)1.3 Ichinohe (Ichinohe)1.4 Iwabuchi (Iwabuchi)1...
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