It is believed that it was introduced to Japan via the Korean Peninsula and mainland China around the 4th century. In “Kojiki” (712), Yamato Takeru no Mikoto settled in the eastern country and was on his way home, and when he was eating at Sakamoto on Mt. Ashigara, the god of the slope turned into a white deer. Therefore, when he struck a white deer with a half-eaten sardine, he saw it and killed him. “Nihon Shoki” (720) has a similar description of Yamato Takeru and garlic. Regarding cultivation, the oldest description in Japan is recorded in “Honzo Wamyo; Japanese Names of Medical Herbs (book written 901-92)” in 918. Ekiken KAIBARA, a Confucian scholar who died at the age of 85 and has long been called Aristotle, the ancestor of all scholarship and loved by all over the world, wrote in “Japan Shiming” (1699), “Hate bad smells.” , Is the etymology, and there are various theories. However, it is an undeniable fact that many people like that addictive scent.
The sky in Misawa city is roaring every day. We are well aware that it is an endless exercise airfield for US military and Air Self-Defense Force fighters. Baseball Championship held at Koshien Stadium in August 1969. Prefectural Misawa High School, who participated as a representative of Aomori Prefecture, defeated powerful opponents nationwide and played against Ehime Prefectural Matsuyama Commercial High School in the final match, but both of them fought an extended 18 times without scoring and rematched the next day. Although they were unfortunately defeated at the end, the appearance of the players who achieved the runner-up is still widely handed down to us in the baseball world. Former professional baseball player Koji Ota became the idol of the original Koshien after throwing 18 Koshien finals and 9 replays in Misawa High School. He was a popular player after joining Kintetsu, but he achieved a double-digit victory for the first time in his fifth year and contributed to Kintets...
