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01.Taikan Bridge
On the Picture of Harima Akashi Castle painted from the year of about 1939 to 1649, we cannot find a bridge over the Aka...
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02.the newel post of Trikan, great joy, Bridge
When the bridge was built the village was very happy and named it Taikan Bridge. They allocated suitable Kanji for the n...
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03.the old newel posts of Akashi Ohashi Bridge
Akashi Ohashi Bridge built in 1931 is used for Route 2.It was repaired in 1987 and each of two newel posts was put at Ki...
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04.Mr Dewa’s Levee
After the Battle of Sekigahara Ikeda Yoshiyuki, the titular lord of Dewa, who was Ikeda Terumasa's nephew became the lor...
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05.the Otohi River
This river was repaired to use it as the outer moat otFunage Castle. Most part of the river flows into underground drain...
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06.Daifuku-yu public bath
The shop curtain looks new but the neighborhood has become familiar with this public bath for half a century. Once the s...
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07.straw sandals and statues of Jizo
There is a temple of Jizo called the Artesian Well Jizo or the Refuge Jizo around the boundary of Hayashisaki Village. H...
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08.the Kaiko, land improvement, Monument
Funage area was located at the east end of Hayashisaki Village and had poor drainage because of flat lowlands. It was be...
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09.Yoro Bridge or Yoroyoro Bridge, in word- play
There was an anchorage to the northeast of Mitsuzoin temple in the Edo period. They built a simple bridge to be convenie...
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10.the old breakwater
Ikeda Yoshiyuki, the lord of Funage, improved the port of Funage and built the break water about 220m in length at the m...
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11.the empty lot of the teahouse at Bokai Beach
Matsudaira Nobuyuki, the 6th feudal lord of the Akashi domain planted pine trees as the windbreak and sandbreak forest h...
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12.the house with the inu-yarai or low stockade
The yarai means simple stockade made of bamboo or log. They arch bamboos and put them together to make it. We often see ...