Table of Contents 1 The Onodera clan, a powerful family in Dewa Province, advanced to Yokote and built Yokote Castle 2 The castle town was developed by the Tomura clan during the Edo period when it became the territory of the Satake clan of the Kubota domain 3...
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Table of Contents 1 Kosaka Mine developed greatly with the discovery of Kosaka Mine 2 Incorporated into Akita Prefecture in the Meiji period 3 Kosaka Mine grew into one of Japan's leading copper mines by Fujita Gumi 4...
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Table of Contents 1 Mt. Adatara with a real sky 2 Mt. Adatara, one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains 3 Mt. Adatara Ropeway 3.1 INFORMATION 3.2 ...
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Table of Contents 1 Aizu Festival 2023 Schedule 2 History of Aizu Festival 3 Aizu Bandai Mountain Odori 4 Ancestor Thanksgiving 5 The Biggest Event! Aizu clan official procession 5.1...
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Table of Contents 1 Tsuruoka City, Japan's first city to be certified as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomic Culture in 2014 2 Food traditions that remain in Buddhist vegetarian cuisine and event meals for ``life's sake''...
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Table of Contents 1 During the Sengoku period, territorial disputes intensified in Kaminoyama on the border between Yonezawa and Yamagata 1.1 Kokuzozan/Takate Castle <INFORMATON> 2 Hot spring development and maintenance...
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Table of Contents 1 In search of “cherry honey” produced only in Yamagata Prefecture 2 Did you get into beekeeping from keeping them as pets? 3 Bees before honey...
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Table of Contents 1 The Kiyohara clan defeated the Abe clan who ruled Okurokugo and rose to become the general of Mutsu Province 2 Intense internal conflict broke out due to complicated blood relations 3 Kiyohara...
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Table of Contents 1 A small lake nestled in the countryside... 2 Lake Hakuryu in the middle of a muddy valley all around 3 Nanyo Sky Park overlooking Lake Hakuryu in front of you...
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Table of Contents 1 The Yamagata domain, which was originally 570,000 koku, had grown to 50,000 koku by the end of the Edo period.2 Yamagata Castle is the largest site north of Edo.
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