Kohoku Ward History Table of Contents

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Mouth picture
Instead of the introduction
Publishing
To celebrate the publication
To understand the local area
The birth of Kohoku Ward

Ayumi until the birth of Section 1

Visit to Kurofune Uraga
Heitsu's division revision
Implementation of municipal and municipal systems
Development of Yokohama City
The birth of Kohoku Ward

Section 2 Geographical Position

Yokohama City and Kohoku Ward

Part 1: Characteristics of Region

Chapter 1 Nature

Section 1 Tama Hills and Shimosueyoshi Plateau

The Tama Hills where open analysis is progressing
Upper Tama side lower Tama side Tama side
Shimosueyoshi Plateau

Section 2 Topography

Overview
Northern Region
Western central
Southern Region

Section 3 Geology

Tsurukawa Sand Mud Layer
Nara Mudstone Formation
Kamoshida Mutual Formation
Ouzenji Mutual Formation
Takatsu Mutual Formation
Folding screen gaura layer
Shimosueyoshi Formation
Loam layer
Tachikawa ROHM Formation
Musashino ROHM Formation
Shimosueyoshi ROHM Layer

Chapter 2 Climate and Vegetation

Section 1 Overview

General features
No. 17 Typhoon and Tsurumi River

Section 2 Characteristics of Climate

Characteristics of each month

Section 3 Vegetation

Diverse vegetation distribution
Evergreen broad-leaved forest
Location and Human Interference
Eastern Region
Western Region
Vegetation of the Kohoku New Town Development Area
Tree species found in the ward
Nude plants
angiosperm
Shrubs
Vine plant
Herbaceous plants

Chapter 3 Transition of Humanities

Section 1

Characteristics of Topography
River bent at right angles

Section 2 Traffic

Opening of Toukyu Toyoko Line

Section 3 Transition of Agricultural Land

Changes in Land Use
Proceeding residential land

Section 4 Transition along the Toyoko Line

Changes around Hiyoshi Station
Transition around Tsunashima Station
Transition around Okurayama Station
Changes around Kikuna Station
Transition around Myorenji Station

Section 5 Transition along the Yokohama Line

Transition around Shin-Yokohama Station
Transition around Kozukue Station

Section 6 Transition of Orchard in Tsunashima

Residential land development

History of Kohoku Ward

Chapter 1 Akebono

Section 1 Culture of Pre-Earth Age

The place name speaks
Kanto Loam Formation
How long have people lived?
Stoneware culture of the Tachikawa ROHM Formation
Stoneware found in the city

Section 2 Jomon period Culture

The birth of pottery and its formation

Jomon period
Hanamiyama Site
Early earthenware
Early ruins
Higashiyamada-cho G10 Site
Furnace hole
A hole

2 Jomon Kaishin and Kaizuka

Pottery from the previous year
Archeological Sites
Minamibori Kaizuka
Village without shell mounds

Development of Hunting and Fishing

Medium-term pottery
Middle-term ruins
Mid-term Shingakushi Maruyama Site

The stagnation and end of the Jomon period

Later and late pottery
Remains of later and late periods
The late Shingakushi Maruyama Site

Section 3 Culture of Yayoi period

Beginning of rice farming

Yayoi period
Yayoi period Site
Yayoi period pottery
Rice farming and farming tools
Stoneware and ironware
Bronze ware

The village of Yayoi period and the tomb of the square tomb

Mid-term settlement
Otsuka, Toshikatsudo Site
A10, Nakagawa-cho Site
Late village
Ohara Site

Chapter 2 Ancient Port North

Section 1 Kofun period Culture

1. The Kinki administration's control of the eastern country

Formation of the Kinki Government and the emergence of tombs

Knigni's struggle and the movement of the Union
Tomb mound before Kofun
The emergence of tombs and the formation of the Kinki Government

The spread of the Kinki administration

Tumulus during the appearance of the city area and its surroundings
Tumulus during the appearance of the Tsurumi River basin
Kannon Matsu Tumulus and Hakusan Tumulus
A square tomb of Gontahara archeological site in Shinyoshida-cho

Muramura that supported the creation of tombs

Village during the five-ryo period
Ushikubocho C16 and 17 Sites

Initial rule of the Kinki administration

The tradition of the Kinki administration and the story of the Tokoku Kofun
The birth of local tribes
People who are subject to double control

2 Transforming Tumulus and Local Communities

New development of tombs

Changes in the shape and size of the chief tomb
Diffusion of tombs

Establishment of Musashino Kokuzo Strife and Tunkura-direct intervention of the Kinki administration

"Chronicles of Japan" Article of the first year of Emperor Ankan (534)
Mr. Kasahara's home base
Tunkura donated
Decline of the chief tomb of Takeshi Minami and direct intervention of the Kinki administration

From Illori to Kamado: Changes in Life

The transition of pit dwellings
Significance of the appearance of Kamado
Various changes
Development of Hand Industrial Production
Production of Haniwa
Production of ironware
Unevenness at the time when Kamado appears

Movement toward a three-ritsuryo society

Spread of unevenness and spread of arable land

Changes in the distribution of archeological sites
Archeological Sites around Yunoki Valley
Unevenness in the back of the valley
Development of valleys

Changes in the tomb system and the end of the construction of tombs

Introduction of corridor-style stone chamber
The appearance of a side cave tomb
The builder of the late crowd tombs
keyhole-shaped kofun and Engrave
The end of keyhole-shaped kofun

Section 2 of the Ritsuryo system

Age classification

Age classification and scope to be treated in this section

Uniform order system and eastern country

Formation of the Ritsuryo System

Changes in the People's Growth and Control
Transformation of the Kinki Administration
Reform of Dahua
Establishment of Daiho Ritsuryo

Mural

Regional Administration Organization
Dispatch of East provincial governor
Development of Local Government Organizations
Organization of Muramura
Organization of doors
Goto and Futo

Kohoku area under the Ritsuryo system and its surroundings

Counties and towns
The story of catching a white pheasant
Musashi Kokufu and Kokubunji
Kagemuji Temple
A group office
Station house

Penetration of cremation

Adoption of cremation
Warehouseware and its distribution
The burial of the ware

Ii.e. the violet of the guards and the violet of the guards

The various burdens of the people

Family register
Taxes
Juri system
Tone and Yoh
Labor officer
Military service
Guards and guards on the north side

Spread straw on the straight earth-the living of a pit

The west and east of the pit dwellings
The ruins of pit dwellings under the Ritsuryo system
Distribution and Location of Sites
Moritohara Site
Niwa Otake Site
Pit dwelling county and door

Collapse of the Three Ritsuryo System

Default of the public land system

Encouragement of clearing and background
Authorization of private land
Resistance of farmers
Collapse of the group system
Establishment of public fields

A rich man

Breakdown of Farmers
A wealthy ronin
(Shu) A horse party
After the hall of the Shingakushi Maruyama archeological site

Formation of the Bushidan

Aggression and Defense
The existence of Mamoku
The end of ancient times

Chapter 3 Active and Religion of the Bushidan

Section 1 Heian and Kamakura periods

Development as a one-maki

As a breeding ground for horses
Development as Mimaki
Kumano Shrine in Shioka
Sugiyama Company
Onda kitchen
Mr. Ishikawa and Mr. Ishikawa

Formation of the Two Bushidan

The Rebellion of Masakado and the Bushidan
The rebellion of Tadatsune Tairano
Expansion of Genji's power
Musashi's samurai group
Expanding the power of samurai

Development of Toriyama

Minamoto no Yoritomo's soldiers
Establishment of the samurai government
Mr. Sasaki's success
Mr. Kohoku Ward and Mr. Sasaki
Local samurai
Toriyama Development of Thailand Tuna
Kamakura Road
The destruction of Kamakura shogunate
To Kanagawa Minato
This ward as seen in the classics of travelogue

Section 2 Muromachi / Sengoku period

Ichimuromachi Shogunate and Kamakura Prefecture

Movement of the Samurai Group
Kamakura Prefecture
The rebellion of Zenshu Uesugi
The rebellion of Eikyo
Yuki Battle Kakitsu Rebellion

Doi Niota's success

Kokata Furukawa, Kokata Horikoshi
Mr. Ota's origin
The battle of the three-way
The movement of the people of the country
Battle over Koseki Castle
Doi Attack
Bridge memorial service in Tsunashima-go
Plate monument

Rule of Mr. Sango Hojo

The rise of Soun Hojo
Battle of Gongenyama
Kozukue Castle
Masanobu Kasahara Echizen
A supporting castle of Koseki Castle
Odawara Shosho territory book
Control system of the Tsurumi River basin
The upset of Hojo's rule
A battle system
The destruction of Gohojo

Ayumi of the third district

Chapter 1 Tsunashima District

Section 1 Tsunashima before the Edo period

Origin of place name
Jomon Kaishin and Minami Tsunashima Kaizuka
Yayoi period
Tsunashima Tumulus
Toshoji back side cave graves
Samurai with the last name of Tsunashima
Tsunashima-gobashi memorial service
Gohojo period

Section 2 Tsurumi River in the Edo period

Tsurumi River and the villages in the area
Takada weir
Yoshida Weir
Yagami dam
Conflict in 1781
Conflict in 1808
Conflict in 1809
Reconciliation in 1810
Conflict in 1783
In 1792, when the casualties occurred
Reconciliation in 1793
Conflict during the Kaei era
Wish for renovation of Tsurumi River
Request for renovation in 1802
Request for renovation in 1804
Request for renovation in 1822
Construction work in 1833
Replacement plan of Tsurumi River
A conflict
It was not realized in the Edo period

Section 3 The burden of Sukego Villages

Post Office System and Sukyo
Josukego Village Daisukego Village
Maintenance in 1694
Abolition of distinction between Josuke and Daisuke
Change of Sugo Village
Sukego of the village
Tsunashima Village exemption
In 1834, exemption from Sukyo.
1848 palanquin complaint
Directly controlled and private territory
Assistance to the inn
The burden of cleaning staff
He also plays a role in the construction of a bridge.
Request for cooperation in the repair of Shinohara Village Michibashi
Hired horse contract
Sukego of late Tokugawa shogunate

Verse 4 Tsunashima in the Edo period

18 Knight Tsunashima
Minamitsunajima-mura Kitatsunajima-mura
Land inspection
Repair of Tsunashima Bridge
Orofuba
The role of the field
Organization of Donation Association
Transfer of Places
Business in Minamitsunashima Village
Farmer's business
Riverbank merchant
Minami Tsunashima Village Statement
Festive sumo
Shipments from the banks of Hashiba

Section 5 Tsunashima during the late Tokugawa shogunate Restoration Period

After the opening of the port
A sharp increase in the role of assistant town
Musashi Revolt and Farmers Organization
10s Iidasuke Tayuhiro

Section 6 Tsunashima in Meiji period

Michio Osaki
The river boat on the Tsurumi River
Management of the Iida family
Sericulture
Business Condition Report in the General Administration Division
From sericulture to vegetables
Roads and Boats
A play performance

Section 7 From Taisho to Showa

Renovation of Tsurumi River
Tsunashima Subdivision
Showa 2025s
Prosperity of hot spring inns

Ask the Old Tsunashima, Section 8

Small letters and trade names
Old Tsunashima
Yagami River Irrigation Water
Raigo-ji Temple
Yang Hayashiji and Toshoji
Chopukuji Temple
Suwa-jinja Shrine
Peace pagoda Itabashi
Yagami dam ruins
Stone signpost
Hisamitsu-in
Iida-Iketani Family Documents

Chapter 2 Hiyoshi District

Section 1 The Change of Hiyoshi

A quiet place
Villages and the World of the Edo Period
From Meiji to Taisho
Great Kanto Earthquake
In the Showa era

Section 2, Branch Village Merger

Yokohama City or Kawasaki City
The Birth of the City Name

Section 3 Hiyoshi and Keio University

Determination of land
Hiyoshi Opening and Yukichi 100th Birthday
The birth of Fujiwara Kogyo University
Requisition of former Japanese Navy facilities and U.S. forces
Hiyoshi 50 years

Section 4 Opened Toyoko Line

Kanagawa Line opened
Hiyoshidai Sales and Development along the railway line

Section 5 Origin of the name of the town and annual events

The origin of the town name
Annual events

Section 6 History Walk of Hiyoshi

Kannon Matsu Tumulus
Hofukuji Temple
Yagami dam
Pumping Story
Shimoda guardian of children and travelers
Komabayashi Shrine
Konzoji
Daishoin
The site of the ground house
Masao Inoue Theatre Dojo
Moe Kato Haji

Chapter 3 Daisone, Taru and Futoo districts

The state of the village

Overview of the Village
Arable land with low productivity
Ownership of each house
Number of units and population
Overwork

Section 2 The Politics of Village

Lord
Transition of the Lord
Tenryo and Daikan Tarumura
Ochitao Village, Sokyu Village
Finding Futoo
The red seal of the temple and shrine territory and Onori-ji Temple
Village officials
The rules of Taru Village

Section 3 Flood and Drought

Villages with difficulty in water drought
Tsurumi River water breakwater
1. A bank called a field field
Evil Mizubori
Bad water spout
Water use of Tsurumi River
Irrigation Canal
Nurui

Section 4: Tribute and Husband of Village

Taxes of Territory
Land Inspection and Land Inspection Book
Low stone mori
Net taxes
Catalog
Knowledge of annual tribute
Small items
High hanging items
Sugo
Outbound cleaning
Other labor officers

Section 5 Falconry

Hachiro Tomikawa
Catch-up yard
Around the field
Prohibition and Duties to Froup Farmers
Catch-up and inn
The burden of the village
Pledge

Verse 6:

Legend of the Blood Pond Obagasaka
Bairin in Okurayama
Natural skating rink
The land where Rajum mineral springs come out
Iris garden
Jun Miyauchi Shino Rice Planting Tour
Okura Institute of Psychiatry and Culture

Section 7 Temples, Shrines, and Lectures

A temple

Honchoji Temple
Onori-ji Temple
Chokoji Temple
Ryushoin
Josai House

Nikami Company

Sugiyama Shrine
Shinmei Corporation
Inari Shrine
Yahata Shrine
Futoo Shrine
Mitsumine Corporation

3 lectures

Folk religion and lecture
Inari-ko
Koshin Lecture
Nenbutsu-ko
Title Lecture
Mitsumine Lecture
Jijin-ko

Chapter 4 Shinohara, Shioka, Kikuna, and Mamedo districts

Section 1 Shinohara District

Shinohara Village in the late Kazuedo period

Location of Shinohara Village
The origin of the village name
Soil
Character name
Arable land area
Deputy Director and Village High School
Access
Sugo
Fujizuka
The flooding and water struggle of the Tsurumi River
Irrigation
Disasters
late Tokugawa shogunate turbulence and village guard

The Meiji and Taisho periods

From Shinohara Village to Otsuna Village
Location of Shinohara, Otsumura
Area
Doorway
Climate
Sober
Business
House name
Products
Village expenses
Village education
Opening of Yokohama Railway
Traffic in the Taisho Era
Toyoko Line

Sansho Japanese Period

Development of Shinohara Town
Shinohara-cho during the war
U.S. military barracks and residents
U.S. Army General Hospital
Movement for Return of Residents
Requisition release promotion campaign
Pollution of the U.S. Army Kishine Camp
The birth of Kishinekoen
Shin-Yokohama Station opened

Section 2 Shiokacho

Yasushi Oka
Kumano Shrine in Shioka
Shioka Kaizuka
Results of the survey
Future Challenges
Kumano folk museum

Section 3, Kikuna-cho

Kikuna Kaizuka
Pre-war survey
"Study of Kikuna Kaizuka"
Investigation by the Prefectural Board of Education
Development of Kikuna Village
Kikunayama Renshoji Temple
Naga Mitsuyama Myorenji

Section 4 Mamedo-cho

Mamedo-mura
Soyado Village in the Edo period
Paddy fields in reservoirs
Circumstances of drought water damage
Flood control conflicts
Litigation in 1759
Litigation in 1796
Litigation in 1840
Conflict on water use
Irrigation water for the Toriyama River
Irrigation water for the Tsurumi River

Section 5 From Rural Areas to Urbans

Agricultural situation in Meiji Taisho
Housing development along the railway line
Reminiscence of Former Director General

Chapter 5 Jogo District

The origin of the place name

Kishine Village
Toriyama Village
Koseki Village
Name
Shirogo-mura

Section 2

Tsurumi River and Three Lands

Section 3 of Land Use

Paddy fields in Tando
Paddy fields in alluvial lowlands
Land use on the plateau

Section 4 Agricultural Conditions

Cultivation of tea and peaches
Sericulture and strawberries
Encourage vegetables and poultry sericulture
To a part-time farmer with a focus on upland farming
How has the farmers changed?
Characteristics of Kishine Village (Town)
Characteristics of Toriyama Village (Town)
Dispute over water use
Characteristics of Koseki Village (town)
Urbanization and Challenges

Section 5 From the Yokohama Railway to the Yokohama Line

Progress up to the construction of railways
Railway Officers
Rejection of petition
Yokohama Railway Operations commenced
From Yokohama Railway to Yokohama Line
Development around Kozukue Station

Section 6 Ogi Castle and Main Temples

Koseki Castle Ruins
The Kasahara family and Unshoin
The first Hiroshige and Senya-ji Temple
The Muraoka family's Fukurodo picture
Zuiunzan Sankaiji Temple

Chapter 6, Niiba, Shinyoshida, and Takada districts

Section 1 From the Middle Ages to the Early Modern

Clues to the Middle Ages
Higo Omi
Juuzo Niiba
Doko Zhou Zhou Zhou Zheng
Niwa Izumizobo
Niwa Saihoji Temple
Sato family ancestor Nakamaru Hyogo
Komyoji Temple in Kita-Niwa
Rengeji Temple in Kita-Niwa
Niwa Zenkyoji Temple
Sennen-ji Temple and Minegi Soki
Oyama family tree
Yokoji Auditor, Yokoji Auditor
Go Yoshida, Tsuzuki-gun
The joint seal of Enno-ji Temple
Joshinji Temple in Shinyoshida
Tanaka Family Tree
Mori Family Past Book
The Miyata family of Shinyoshida
Itamon-gun of the Miyata family.
Kato family monuments
Takada Kozenji Temple
Mamoru Momoi
Statue of Honen, Choenji
Takada Shioya-ji Temple
The ruler of Takada
Plate monument

Section 2 Edo period

Land inspection
How was the inspection done?
Prosecution of Niwa Village
Tax increase after land inspection
Tadashi Okubo, lord of Yoshidamura
The lord of Niiba Village, Miyu Wakabayashi
Village officials
Number and Population of Villages
Family structure
Individual composition
Breakdown by Owned High
Age-specific composition
Earning between farms
The annual tribute
Terakoya in the Nitta district

Section 3 From the materials remaining in Shinyoshida Ina Sakatanido

Maintenance costs for courses
Expenses for Sugiyama Shrine
Yorimoko Inari-ko
Ina Sakatani Voting Form
Rejecting Nembutsu Hail Festival

Section 4 Modern Nitta District

Transition of Administration
Cold noodles
Start of production
Manufacture of noodles in the Nitta area
The actual production
Use of water transport
Thatched roof
The brewing business of the Itakura family
Natural water
Flower cultivation and home work
Pilgrimage
Establishment of post offices, etc.
War and Nitta district
Ayumi after the war
Education in the Nitta area
Niwa Elementary School
Yoshida Elementary School and Nitta Elementary School
Takada Elementary School
Nitta Junior High School

Section 5 Tsurumi River

Transporting goods
Use of water
Cherry blossom bank
A dispute over water
Renovation of Tsurumi River

Section 6: Culture of Farmers

Surprisingly a studyer
Teaching materials at Takada Gakusha
Calligraphy

Section 7 Person in Nitta District

Shakukenzen
Saruwatari Kitaizumi
Ryofuchi Kokoku
Shinbei Oikawa
Saburo Fujisawa
Nobuyuki Taira
Sakakura Shimine
Jiro Aizawa
Kinshu Omori
Ito Fooldo
Uheita Aizawa
Haiku writer
Yoshizo Watanabe
Nishiyama left text

About Section 8 Dialect

Local dialect
Local dialect vocabulary collection

Chapter 7 Nakagawa District

Section 1 Kohoku New Town and Nakagawa

Save the green

Section 2 Treasure House of History and Folklore Materials

Old customs that remain today

The treasure trove of primitive ancient ruins

Archaeological Sites telling the history of development

Section 4 Hachioji Sennin Concentric and Nakagawa

Hachioji Thousand Concentrics

Section 5 The Life of Farmers

Somonjin's Book
Ishimori-Unseen Book
Annual tribute - Annual tribute Catalog
The Mechanism of People's Life
Honke's branch house and jishinrui
Many temples
Lecture at Ushikubo Kiniri
Chigasaki dondo-yaki

Part 4 Supplement

Chapter 1 Memories of Prehistoric Archaeological Site Reconnaissance

Kohoku Ward as a research field

Reconnaissance began at the end of the nineteenth century
In the Showa era
Survey based on the year

The shell mounds and fish shellfish capture sites on the Niyajodai

Shellfish that make up a shell mound
Where did you catch the shell?
Yagami Tando Kaizuka
Shimogumi Kaizuka
Higashikaizuka, Shimoda
Nishikaizuka, Shimoda
Where did you catch the fish?
Nakai Ne shell mound

Sansho Kazu Excavation in the 2025s

Shimoda-cho Higashi No. 3 Kaizuka
Excavation of Nishikaizuka, Shimoda-cho
Hiyoshi Honmachi Donobukuro Site

Chapter 2 About Sugiyama Shrine

Distribution of Sugiyama Shrine
Research of predecessors
Tsurumi Company
Nishihasakusha
Osana Corporation
Chigasaki Company
Yoshida Company
Miwa, Machida City
Reason for the establishment of a government office
Future research topics

Chapter III Buddhist Culture

Outline of Section 1

syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism
The sect of temples
There are many temples in Tendai sect in the north.
The law of Shingon sect
Chiyama School Toyoyama School
Nakahonji Temple near the small desk
Musashi [*1] In order of residence chief
Tanidera, Izumi
Soto sect's legal system
Sankaiji Temple in Toriyama
Contributing to Educational Culture

The success of the second section of the seal and the cult

Be a person with a seal
The disciples of Inyu
Inyu's book
The Law of Infusion
My favorite book
The Study of Infusion
History of Saihoji Temple

Part III Buddhas in the Tsurumi River

Cultural Heritage of the Middle Ages
Various statues of Saihoji Temple
Buddha statue of Sennenji Temple
Thousand-armed Kannon of Enno-ji Temple
Statue of Masa Kannon in Chigasaki
Maitreya Bodhisattva of Sankaiji Temple
Hokke-ji Temple in Shioka
Various statues of the late Muromachi period
Buddha statue during the Warring States period
Buddha statue from the Edo period
About Buddhist priests
A local Buddhist priest appears

Section 4 Stone Cultural Properties

Plate monument
Stone tower
The stone tomb of Kozenji Temple
The Holy Body
Visceral bone

Section 5 Folk religion and pilgrimage bills

Pilgrimage, visiting the temple
33 places of small desks
Tora Toshi Yakushi's billhouse
Rooster-toge Jizou billhouse
Yokohama Seven Lucky Gods Lecture
Takesou Fudoson 28 bills
Siddhartha Gautama Thirty-two-sounding Song

Chapter 4 From Terakoya to School

First Section Terakoya Education

The masters of Terakoya
Shintaro Koizumi
Jiunsai Iida
Ichikawa of Kishine Suzuki of Shioka
Onori Tada
Eio Hiratsuka
Norinori Hino
Kakuo Hagino Mamasa Kumazawa
Ryosuke Kurihara
A Factory Uhachi
Kokoku Shofuchi and Kokoku Ryofuchi
Yamamoto of Yoshida, Koike of Niiba
Terakoya of Okubo Kan.
Enrollment rate
Education Policy

Section 2 From Gakusha to School

The birth of the school building
Academic Plan
School capital system
Large Test
Ratio of male and female enrollment rates
New construction of schools
From ordinary elementary school to national school
The birth of a new village and elementary school
Memories of school
Acceptance of group evacuation

Section 3 Launch of a new school system

Birth of a new junior high school
New construction of elementary schools

Chapter 5 Folklore

The life of a man

Pregnancy
Childbirth
A match
marriage ritual
Foothold
Tool feed
Wedding
Notice of death
Forwarding to Nobe
Memorial service after death

Section 2 Annual Events

Preparation for New Year
New Year's event
Spring events
Summer events
Autumn events
Shiwasu's event

Section 3 Folk religion

Inari-ko
Nenbutsu-ko
100 million pilgrimage Buddha
Title Lecture
Koshin Lecture
Koshimachi
Jizo-ko
Jijin-ko
Daisen Lecture
Fujiko
Mimine-ko
Jizo around Shimoda
Citation

Chapter 6 Walking the Old Road

Introduction

1 Kanagawa Road

Iida Yokomachi
Walk along the Kanagawa Road
Kiunji Temple
Sankaiji Temple
Unshoin
Road on the south bank of the Onda River
Road on the north bank of the Onda River
The Road to Ichigao

2 Inage Road (Tsunashima Kaido)

Walk along the Inage Road
Kikuna Pond
Kawasaki Road
Fudodo Hall
Myogi Shrine
Shioka Kumano Shrine
This village road
Radium Reisen Spring Monument
Otsuna Bridge
Raigo-ji Temple
Kagemuji Temple
To Mizoguchi Katamachi

(ii) Kawasaki Road

There are stone pagodas in some places.
Kosugi Road

Shi Nakahara Road

The original shape of Nakahara Road
From Edo to Nakahara
Walk along the Nakahara Road
In Kohoku New Town
Sugiyama Shrine and Saijoji Temple
The Road to Eda
Hayafuchi Kawakita River Road
To Yamada Shrine
The road to Ushikubo
Yamada Shrine Fudodo Hall
The Road to Tsunashima
Michinakazaka Kamata-do

Five Great Mountain Roads (Yagurazawa Departure)

The Road to Oyama Ishison
Walk along the mountain path
Fudodo Hall

Rokukoseki Kannon Sacred Ground Road

33 small desks Kannon Sacred Ground
From Senya-ji Temple to Matsukage-ji Temple
Twelfth House
Thirteenth Enno-ji Temple
14th Shoji Temple
Saihoji Temple and Sennji Temple
No. 19 Jufuku-ji Temple

Nanaawashima Road

Awashima Shrine
Walk along the Awashima Road

Eight Kamakura Road

Okuoodo
From Kitakase to the Mailing Inn
The Road of "Mikuni Zaki"

Appendix
References
Chronological table Tsurumi River
Sweeping
Supervisor/author
Editorial Committee
Kohoku Ward Local History Publication Committee Member
Successful Advisors
Materials Providers and collaborators
Secretariat
Vegetation distribution and old road map (folding)
Title

【※1】 Kanji characters that may be garbled, such as old fonts, have been changed to common kanji.