Table of Contents 1 What is “Mottenone”? Do you eat flowers? 1.1 What is the origin of the name? 1.2 Since when has it been eaten? 2 "Moteno other"...
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Table of Contents 1 The brand name is Sanriku Beer 1.1 OEM production by contract brewing 2 Recommended Sanriku Beer is the "4-drink comparison set" 3 Weekend Umineko...
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Table of Contents 1 First designated registered tangible cultural property. ``Mukaitaki'' was a sanatorium for the Aizu clan during the Edo period 2 ``Entrance building'' is the first registered building with a large hall and ``fox bath'' 3...
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Table of Contents 1 It all began at the end of the Sengoku period when feudal lords invited tile craftsmen 2 Ceramics production began in earnest in the Edo period 3 Ceramics festival held every year at Joshoji Temple...
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Table of Contents 1 A solid three-story wooden building. ``Fujisan Ryokan'' was a hot spring resort for the Nanbu domain 2 Relax your mind and body in the completely free-flowing hot springs 3 Warm your feet from the ground up on the 1st basement floor...
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Table of Contents 1 “Nationwide Travel Support” starting October 11, 2022 2 What are the specific details of the nationwide travel support? 3 [Aomori Prefecture] Aomori Outing Campaign “...
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Table of Contents 1 Kitakata was the rice-producing region of the Aizu Domain 2 Recognizing its importance after the storehouses remained burned in the great fire of the Meiji era 3 The Kano Copper Mine made Kitakata prosperous 4 Architectural styles and...
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Table of Contents 1 ``Aizu Tajima Gion Festival'' that began in the early Kamakura period 2 Gion faith spread around Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto 3 ``Aizu Tajima Gion Festival'' hosted by a party shop run by shrine parishioners...
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Table of Contents 1 "Taga Castle" which completely lost its functionality at the end of the Heian period 1.1 Taga Castle Ruins <Information> 2 "Taga Castle" was the capital of the north...
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Table of Contents 1 Global Agricultural Heritage Site recognized as a World Heritage Site by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 2 Osaki Kōdo, which has been stable due to thorough water management since the Edo period 3 Weirs and...
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