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This list is of the Historic Sites of Japan located within the Prefecture of Iwate.[1]
National Historic Sites
As of 1 July 2019, thirty Sites have been designated as being of national significance (including three *Special Historic Sites).[2][3]
Site
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Municipality
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Comments
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Image
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Coordinates
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Type
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Ref.
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*Chūson-ji Precinct 中尊寺境内 Chūson-ji keidai
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Hiraizumi
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component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Hiraizumi – Temples, Gardens and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land[4]
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39°00′07″N 141°06′00″E / 39.00186419°N 141.10007091°E / 39.00186419; 141.10007091 (Chūson-ji Precinct)
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3
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[1]
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*Muryōkō-in ruins 無量光院跡 Muryōkōin ato
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Hiraizumi
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component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Hiraizumi – Temples, Gardens and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land[4]
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38°59′35″N 141°06′57″E / 38.99293001°N 141.1158882°E / 38.99293001; 141.1158882 (Muryōkō-in ruins)
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3
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[2]
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*Mōtsū-ji Precinct and associated Chinjusha 毛越寺境内 附 鎮守社跡 Mōtsūji keidai tsuketari chinjūsha ato
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Hiraizumi
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component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Hiraizumi – Temples, Gardens and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land[4]
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38°59′26″N 141°06′56″E / 38.99053116°N 141.11545706°E / 38.99053116; 141.11545706 (Mōtsū-ji Precinct)
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3
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[3]
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Ayaorishinden Site 綾織新田遺跡 Ayaorishinden iseki
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Tōno
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Jōmon period settlement ruins
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39°19′01″N 141°17′56″E / 39.31704513°N 141.29888505°E / 39.31704513; 141.29888505 (Ayaorishinden Site)
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1
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[4]
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Ōshū Kaidō 奥州街道 Ōshū Kaidō
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Ichinohe, Iwate
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Edo period highway
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40°14′20″N 141°28′07″E / 40.2388038°N 141.46854328°E / 40.2388038; 141.46854328 (Ōshū Kaidō)
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6
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[5]
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Shimofunato Shell Mound 下船渡貝塚 Shimofunato kaizuka
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Ōfunato
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Jōmon period shell midden
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39°02′16″N 141°43′09″E / 39.03776484°N 141.7190317°E / 39.03776484; 141.7190317 (Shimofunato Shell Mound)
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1
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[6]
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Tsunozuka Kofun 角塚古墳 Tsunozuka kofun
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Ōshū
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Kofun period tumuli
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39°08′29″N 141°05′37″E / 39.14136172°N 141.09374587°E / 39.14136172; 141.09374587 (Tsunozuka Kofun)
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1
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[7]
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Kabayama Site 樺山遺跡 Kabayama iseki
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Kitakami
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Jōmon period settlement
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39°14′32″N 141°07′48″E / 39.24234144°N 141.12987147°E / 39.24234144; 141.12987147 (Kabayama Site)
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1
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[8]
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Hashino iron mining and smelting site 橋野高炉跡 Hashino kōro ato
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Kamaishi
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oldest Western-style blast furnace in Japan, built in 1858; influenced the development of the Yawata Steel Works and for this reason a component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining[5][6]
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39°20′36″N 141°40′57″E / 39.34342274°N 141.6824396°E / 39.34342274; 141.6824396 (Hashino Blast Furnace Site)
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6
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[9]
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Kinkeizan 金鶏山 Kinkeizan
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Hiraizumi
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component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Hiraizumi – Temples, Gardens and Archaeological Sites Representing the Buddhist Pure Land[4]
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38°59′36″N 141°06′33″E / 38.99335037°N 141.10920153°E / 38.99335037; 141.10920153 (Kinkeizan)
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2,3
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[10]
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Kunohe Castle ruins 九戸城跡 Kunohe-jō ato
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Ninohe
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Muromachi period castle ruins
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40°16′04″N 141°18′11″E / 40.26790019°N 141.30316196°E / 40.26790019; 141.30316196 (Kunohe Castle ruins)
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2
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[11]
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Goshono Site 御所野遺跡 Goshono iseki
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Ichinohe
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submitted for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the Jōmon Archaeological Sites in Hokkaidō, Northern Tōhoku, and other regions[7][8]
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40°11′53″N 141°18′23″E / 40.19815136°N 141.30645834°E / 40.19815136; 141.30645834 (Goshono Site)
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1
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[12]
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Ezuriko Kofun Cluster 江釣子古墳群 Ezuriko kofun-gun
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Kitakami
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Kofun period tumuli
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39°17′29″N 141°04′56″E / 39.29146211°N 141.08231253°E / 39.29146211; 141.08231253 (Ezuriko Kofun Cluster)
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1
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[13]
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Former Residence of Takano Chōei 高野長英旧宅 Takano Chōei kyū-taku
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Ōshū
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Bakumatsu period rangaku scholar residence
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39°08′30″N 141°08′28″E / 39.14161321°N 141.14100696°E / 39.14161321; 141.14100696 (Former Residence of Takano Chōei)
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8
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[14]
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Kunimisan temple ruins 国見山廃寺跡 Kunimisan Haiji ato
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Kitakami
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Heian period temple ruins
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39°15′48″N 141°08′32″E / 39.263443°N 141.14212°E / 39.263443; 141.14212 (Kunimisan temple ruins)
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3
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[15]
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Honederamura Shōen ruins 骨寺村荘園遺跡 Honederamura shōen iseki
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Ichinoseki
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Heian period estate ruins
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38°58′54″N 140°57′06″E / 38.9817021°N 140.95177743°E / 38.9817021; 140.95177743 (Honederamura Shōen Site)
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6
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[16]
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Sakiyama Shell Mound 崎山貝塚 Sakiyama kaizuka
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Miyako
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Jōmon period shell midden
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39°40′29″N 141°57′41″E / 39.67463142°N 141.96144694°E / 39.67463142; 141.96144694 (Sakiyama Shell Mound)
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1
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[17]
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Shiwa Castle ruins 志波城跡 Shiwa-jō ato
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Morioka
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Heian period castle ruins
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39°41′08″N 141°06′22″E / 39.68555267°N 141.10624036°E / 39.68555267; 141.10624036 (Shiwa Castle ruins)
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2
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[18]
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Morioka Castle 盛岡城跡 Morioka-jō ato
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Morioka
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Edo period castle
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39°42′02″N 141°09′04″E / 39.70066353°N 141.15108067°E / 39.70066353; 141.15108067 (Morioka Castle)
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2
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[19]
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Ōsuzukami Site 大清水上遺跡 Ōsuzukami iseki
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Ōshū
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Jōmon period settlement ruins
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39°06′47″N 140°57′14″E / 39.11310698°N 140.95390454°E / 39.11310698; 140.95390454 (Ōsuzukami Site)
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1
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[20]
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Ōhora Shell Mound 大洞貝塚 Ōhora kaizuka
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Ōfunato
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Jōmon period shell midden
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39°04′01″N 141°44′40″E / 39.06681149°N 141.74457859°E / 39.06681149; 141.74457859 (Ōhora Shell Mound)
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1
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[21]
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Takonoura Shell Mound 蛸ノ浦貝塚 Takonoura kaizuka
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Ōfunato
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Jōmon period shell midden
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39°02′08″N 141°44′23″E / 39.0356528°N 141.7398608°E / 39.0356528; 141.7398608 (Takonoura Shell Mound)
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1
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[22]
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Takkoku-no-Iwaya 達谷窟 Takkoku-no-Iwaya
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Hiraizumi
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Heian period Buddhist site
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38°58′08″N 141°03′29″E / 38.96901282°N 141.0581363°E / 38.96901282; 141.0581363 (Takkoku-no-Iwaya)
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3
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[23]
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Isawa Castle Site 胆沢城跡 Isawa-jō ato
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Ōshū
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Heian period castle ruins
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39°10′51″N 141°08′07″E / 39.18075357°N 141.13514156°E / 39.18075357; 141.13514156 (Isawa Castle Site)
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2
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[24]
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Nakazawahama Shell Mound 中沢浜貝塚 Nakazawahama kaizuka
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Rikuzentakata
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Jōmon period shell midden
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38°57′16″N 141°41′39″E / 38.95441924°N 141.69403949°E / 38.95441924; 141.69403949 (Nakazawahama Shell Mound)
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1
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[25]
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Tokutan Castle ruins 徳丹城跡 Tokutan-jō ato
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Yahaba
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Heian period castle ruins
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39°36′28″N 141°10′21″E / 39.60777681°N 141.17236734°E / 39.60777681; 141.17236734 (Tokutan Castle ruins)
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2
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Nanbu-Date border mounds 南部領伊達領境塚 Nanbu-ryō Date-ryō
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Kitakami, Kanegasaki
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Edo period border markers
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39°15′53″N 141°03′03″E / 39.26466287°N 141.05074033°E / 39.26466287; 141.05074033 (Nambu-Date border mounds)
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2
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[27]
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Hatten Site 八天遺跡 Hatten iseki
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Kitakami
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Jōmon period settlement ruins
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39°19′44″N 141°09′26″E / 39.32894584°N 141.15726166°E / 39.32894584; 141.15726166 (Hatten Site)
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1
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[28]
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Yanagi-no-Gosho and Sites of Hiraizumi 柳之御所・平泉遺跡群 Yanagi-no-Gosho - Hiraizumi iseki-gun
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Hiraizumi, Ōshū
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designation includes the sites in Ōshū of Chōjagahara temple ruins (長者ヶ原廃寺跡) and Shirotoridate ruins (白鳥舘遺跡), which formed part of the original 2006 World Heritage nomination of "Hiraizumi - Cultural Landscape Associated with Pure Land Buddhist Cosmology"[9][10][11]
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38°59′37″N 141°07′09″E / 38.993611°N 141.119167°E / 38.993611; 141.119167 (Yanagi-no-Gosho)
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2
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[29]
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Tonomi Palisade ruins 鳥海柵跡 Tonomi-no-saku iseki
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Kanegasaki
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Heian period castle ruins
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39°11′17″N 141°06′42″E / 39.187978°N 141.111724°E / 39.187978; 141.111724 (Tonomi Palisade ruins)
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2
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[30]
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This list is complete and up to date as of July 2019.
Prefectural Historic Sites
As of 1 May 2018, thirty-seven Sites have been designated as being of prefectural importance.[12]
This list is complete and up to date as of July 2019.
Municipal Historic Sites
As of 1 May 2018, a further one hundred and ninety-four Sites have been designated as being of municipal importance.[13]
See also
References
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