#auto-translate Efune change station (Narue Ichi-I) The Sarue boat change station is located on the Sarue side where Onagigawa and Oyokogawa rivers intersect. It was installed around. Sin...

#auto-translate The monument of Jodo is located in the Sapporo City Capital Building On the top of the Embankment Higashi Embankment Hall, the Joumu Evangelist and the Honorary Memorial H...

#auto-translate About the use of tile (brick) pavement, Choshi stone JR Sawara station opened as a station of Narita Railroad on February 3, 1898 (Meiji 31). Until the year 2010 (2010), t...

#auto-translate Designated historical sites Suko shell mound September 9, 194 Designated area 39,347 m 2 Fujimi is located in the corner of Kanto plain, Japan's largest plain. The Kan...

#auto-translate Japan's highest point national highway No. 292 · Shika Kusatsu Takahara Route altitude 2,172 m The Kusatsu Highway, which was once crowded with tourists who travel fro...

#auto-translate Haruna River Upstream Sabo Damage Haruna River Upstream Sabo dam is a sabo dam located at the most upstream part of the Haruna River originating from Haruna. Since the Har...

#auto-translate Nakagawa Shipbuilding Site (Oshima Kyuichi) Nakagawa Ship Borrower is also called Nakagawa address and Nakagawa Sekiguchi, and it is an office established on the river tra...

#auto-translate Negawa Eastern list It is a woodblock print by birds eye view of painting drawn by the Shinsaibashi sadahide, 0/1868 (1868) Ukiyo-e jade orchid. Edogawa was called new ton...

#auto-translate The God of the shrine is reportedly what keicho came carrying Koi and turtles in the water of TONEGAWA flood when 渺々 waves. This venerable shrine to his pilgrimage to ple...

#auto-translate Joy city designated cultural properties Teppo Pluto (baking pan) jizo Specify 3/29/1978 Reportedly who crossed the barrier trial once the barrier is provided with curre...

#auto-translate Swamp substitutes water West Rim Minuma substitute water for agricultural irrigation water sources sought to tone Toru Tamotsu of the Edo period was dug in 13 years (1728)...