Table of Contents1 What is the Somin Festival?2 Kokusekiji Temple Somin Festival in 20242.1 Arrive early and explore Kokusekiji Temple during the day2.2 The Somin Festival finally kicks off at 6 PM!2.3 At 7 PM...
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Table of Contents1 What is the Resort Shirakami?2 How to ride the Resort Shirakami?2.1 Resort Shirakami operating times and days2.2 How to purchase tickets2.3 About seats...
Table of Contents1 Nihonmatsu, which prospered as the home of the Niwa family from the Edo to Meiji periods2 Nihonmatsu Shrine, also known as "Oryosha" (the two shrines) because it enshrines Kumano Shrine and Hachiman Shrine2.1 The Enshrined Deity of Nihonmatsu Shrine3...
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Table of Contents1 Hosokura Mine: Growing into one of Japan's leading lead and zinc mines2 The rise and fall of Hosokura Mine determined the fate of Kuriden3 Kurihara Rural Railway Park was born to preserve the vestiges of the Kurihara Rural Railway4 Kurihara...
Table of Contents1. The God of Special Effects: Director Eiji Tsuburaya2. See, Learn, and Enjoy! 3 Special Effects Spots in Sukagawa2.1. Eiji Tsuburaya Museum2.2. Sukagawa Special Effects Archive Center2.3. ...
Table of Contents1 Tsuchizaki Port, Akita's Gateway Since the Asuka Period2 Tsuchizaki Port has developed as a gateway to foreign countries since ancient times.2.1 Akita Castle Ruins Historical Museum <Information...
Table of Contents1. The Innai Silver Mine, a major focus of the Akita Domain. Mining took place approximately 200 meters underground.2. After the Meiji period, the mine became directly controlled by the government. German engineers were among the first to be invited.3. Materials related to the Innai Silver Mine are on display. The building was designed by German engineers...
Table of Contents1. Mishima Michitsune, the first prefectural governor, who developed the city into a suitable location for a prefectural capital2. The former castle town transformed from wooden structures to large stone buildings3. The great fire that struck Yamagata in the Meiji era reduced the city to ashes after the Meiji Restoration...
Table of Contents1 What is the "Uneme Legend"?2 The Uneme Legend also exists in Nara City3 Yamanoi Rural Park (Uneme Park), the birthplace of the Uneme Legend3.1 Uneme Park <Information>...
Table of Contents1. Tomachi, where neighborhoods were divided according to the products sold.2. Tomachi, which was almost completely destroyed in the Tawaraya Fire during the Meiji period.3. Geisha houses and teahouses that were forced out of the Tawaraya Fire gathered in Kawabata, forming the red-light district...
