Kushima, which includes Cape Toi, was an enclave of the Takanabe clan (Akizuki family) in central Miyazaki Prefecture, serving as Read more
The rows of Washingtonian palm trees planted along the Nichinan coast from Aoshima to Cape Toi make this coast the Read more
How many Japanese people can read the kanji "Obi"? This land was the site of a dispute between the Ito Read more
Udo Shrine is called "Jingu," so it has a high status among shrines. The myth is a continuation of Read more
Immediately after the low-pressure system passed, strong winds blew away the leaves of the Washingtonian palm trees planted along the Read more
A sake brewery in Daigahara, a post town on the old Koshu Highroad, produced a famous sake called Shichiken. Read more