#auto-translate Tamachi is in contact with the Abukuma River flowing in the north side of Tamachi. Until the middle of the Edo period, the Abukuma river has been walking, and it was repor...

#auto-translate Shinzo-cho Shinzo-machi is a town with a carpenter town, where many of the castle lined up in the east and west, whereas it is a town connected to the north and south. Acc...

#auto-translate Namachi Once it was the southern town that the people had requested the place of the Genroku 4th year (1691) of the era of the lord Matsudaira (Okuhira) Tadahiro. Accordin...

#auto-translate I do not know the origin of Mashimachi-cho name, but since the picture deduced to be around the latter half of the 17th century is also written as "Teramachi", I...

#auto-translate According to the picture which is thought to be before the establishment of the Shirakawa clan of the carpenter Town Shirakawa clan, it seems that it was derived from the ...

#auto-translate It is transmitted as the origin of the town name that Saikoji that existed in Atago cho Town (now only the victorious Army Jizo Hall remains) but served as a separate (rep...

#auto-translate According to "Shirakawa Fudoki" (completed in 1805) in the town parallel to the south side of Kanaya cho Tenjin Town, the number of houses is written as 28 house...

#auto-translate Teaching site This place is set as the place where the village school "school building" built by Shirakawa lord lord Matsudaira Constanta built in Kanazawa eleve...

#auto-translate Both ends of the town are in contact with Tenjin town and Honcho in "castle shape" peculiar to the castle town. There was a major (follower) at the front entranc...

#auto-translate The place where the Oshu Highway from Kamicho Edo broke East is Tenjin Town. It is said that the mountain of Tenjin in the western end of the town (the mountain of Tenjin ...

#auto-translate Following the Oshu highway from the town, the town which is the entrance of Shirakawa castle is Shincho. It is divided into five categories, Ichibancho, Nibancho, Sanbanch...