The Land’s Memory of Two Millenia of Rice Farming
| Organized Cultural Asset Names | Ruins of Kikuchi River medieval estuary port |
|---|---|
| Designation status, etc. | Undesignated |
| Placement within the Story | The Kikuchi Clan, which stabilized government and contributed to rice farming in the area, established this as a point of international trade, with Takase on the right shore and Ikura on the left shore. In Ikura there is the 'Higo Shiikan Kakukou Tomb', which is a grave that clearly belongs to a Chinese person-- the oldest of its kind in Japan. There are also numerous other intact historical ruins of international character, including the 'Kirishitan Grave' |
| Locations of Cultural Assets | TAMANA |
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