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Historical Site

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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site Surugamaru-jou (Castle Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Surugamaru-jou
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site Ogurayama-jou (Castle Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public

Ogurayama-jou
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site Hinoyama-jou (Castle Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public

Hinoyama-jou
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Saizenji Temple Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Saizenji Temple
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Kikkawa Motoharu Residence Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Kikkawa Motoharu Residence
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Mantokuin Temple Site)

Designated August 28, 1986. Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Mantokuin Temple
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Tosenji Temple Site)

Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Tosenji Temple
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Josenji Temple Site)

Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Josenji Temple
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Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Fortification Site (Matsumoto Residence Site)

Additionally designated September 2, 1997.
Always open to the public.

Matsumoto Residence
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Yokoro Site

Designated October 14, 1982.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Yokoro
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Terabara, Yotani-jou and Sarubami-jou (Castle Site)

Designated March 26, 1943.
Always open to the public.

Terabara-jou
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Terabara-jou (Castle Site)

Yotani-jou
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Yotani-jou (Castle Site)

Sarubami-jou
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Sarubami-jou (Castle Site)

Imada-jou (Clan’s Castle Site) & Fortification Site

Designated November 20, 1989.
Always open to the public.

Imada-jou
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Sainokami tomb

Designated April 22, 1991.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Sainokami tomb
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Nakaide Shobudao tomb

Designated April 22, 1991.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Nakaide Shobudao tomb
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Mibunishitani Site

Designated February 28, 1994.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Mibunishitani
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Medieval ironworks Site (Makigahara ironworks Site)

Designated September 25, 1997.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Makigahara ironworks
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Medieval ironworks Site (Yaguri ironworks Site)

Designated September 25, 1997.
Always open to the public. (Ruins site backfilled.)

Yaguri ironworks
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Medieval ironworks Site (Konzoku ironworks Site)

Designated September 25, 1997.
Always open to the public. Ruins in “Tetsu no Furusato Koen (Iron Historical Park)” near the Michi-no-Eki (roadside station) “Donguri Mura.” Guide marker.

Konzoku ironworks
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Chugoku Ironworks (former Yamagata Ironworks) Ogure Factory Site

Designated January 17, 2005.

Always open to the public.

former Yamagata Ironworks
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Nodayama-jou (Castle Site)

Designated April 30, 1992.
Always open to the public.

Nodayama-jou
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Edano-jou (Castle Site)

Designated April 30, 1992.
Always open to the public.

Edano-jou
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Komitani ironworks Site

Designated December 24, 2008.
Always open to the public.

Komitani ironworks
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