2023年11月9日木曜日

The origin of the place name Sosa comes from the history book “Shoku Nihon Kōki” (an imperial history book compiled in the early Heian period, the second Rikkokushi following “Nihon Shoki”. Completed in 797 by Sugawara no Michizane and others. It deals with the history of 95 years from 697 to 791 of Emperor Kanmu, and consists of 40 volumes. According to the basic historical materials of the Nara period, chronologically written in Chinese, it starts from the end of the 5th century.）Towards the beginning of the 6th century, a man named Mononobe no Ogoto, who was a local ruling family in the Kinai region (present-day Kinki region), was granted a part of Shimousa Province by the Imperial Court for his meritorious conquest of the Bando region (present-day Kanto region). County, and a descendant of Kojito reportedly took the name Mononobe Sosa.

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【Product name】 Hikari green onion（Autumn/Winter） 【Type】 Allium fistulosum L. 【Producing area】 Iriyamazaki, Sosa City, Chiba Prefecture (JA C...
2023年11月8日水曜日

Iwato Shrine was built in 701 AD. This year marks the year 1322. Kobayashi’s only extant “Iwato shinto music” has inherited the dance for over 300 years (with temporary interruptions). Praying for a huge harvest (of the 5 grains) and giving thanks for the autumn harvest, the participants acted out the mythological gods who prayed for the arrival of the gods, decorated a corner of about 4 meters with leaves and bamboo, and stretched a shimenawa rope. The dance is performed in a gorgeous shrine garden made of sacred shinto tree. The chants and dances that have been handed down from generation to generation are the Kanme of “Ama-no-Iwato-biraki”, which is associated with the enshrined deity “Tajikarao-no-Mikoto”, and expresses it in a funny and ancient way.

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Kobayashi City established the "Kobayashi City Children's Support Fund" in fiscal 2022 to promote the creation of an environme...
2023年11月3日金曜日

Tatsujiro Suzuki (1864-1932) was engaged in Japanese civics education while running a farm. He also served in the Russo-Japanese War. He has served as mayor of Osu Village, member of Shida County Assembly, member of Shizuoka Prefectural Assembly, member of council, vice chairman of prefectural agricultural association, mayor of Yaizu Town, and director of Nippon Kanki. In the 10th House of Representatives general election held in May 1908, he was elected as a member of the Rikken Seiyukai from Shizuoka prefecture. Kozo Makiyama (1882-1961) was born in what is now Iki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. 1906 Graduated from Waseda University, Department of Political Science and Economics. He went to Korea and served as a member of the Gyeongseong Resident’s Group, a member of the Gyeongseong School Union, and president of the Korea Shimbun. He was first elected to the House of Representatives in the 13th House of Representatives general election in 1917. He has since served eight consecutive terms. In the second Reijiro Wakatsuki Cabinet, he was appointed Vice-Minister of the Navy, and in 1936 he participated in the Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference (held in Hungary) as the leader of the Japanese parliamentary delegation.

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Fujieda City held its first on-site lecture at the Ozu District Exchange Center in Ozu, the city, to support the creation of "My Timeli...

120km to 150km from Tokyo. Located in the northwestern part of Yamanashi Prefecture, it borders Nagano Prefecture on the north and west sides, and Kofu City, Kai City, Nirasaki City, and Minami-Alps City on the east and south sides. It is surrounded by the Yatsugatake mountain range to the north, the Southern Alps from Mt. Kai-komagatake to the southwest, and the Chichibu mountains such as Mt. Kayagatake and Mt. Mizugaki to the northeast. Tourism with one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Japan, such as majestic mountain scenery, clean and abundant water, idyllic rural and rural scenery, cool highland climate, and a concentration of tourist recreation facilities and stay-type resort facilities. Resort area. The volcanic plateau spreading at the foot of Mt. Yatsugatake and Mt. form one big unity. About 80% of the land use is forest area, and the rest consists of agricultural land and village land.

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The national butterfly, Omurasaki, was selected as the national butterfly in 1957 by the Entomological Society of Japan as a magnificent and...