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Part 1 Primitive and Ancient

Chapter 1 The Beginning of Hunting Life

Section 1 Tama Hills and Shimosueyoshi Plateau

Introduction

The Tama Hills

The Shimosueyoshi Plateau

Tsurumi River, river terraces, alluvial plains

Kanto Loam Formation covering the Tama Hills and Shimosueyoshi Plateau

The appearance of the second verse hunters

Culture in the Red Earth

Cold climate and falling volcanic ash

People who follow large animals

Stoneware used for hunting

Trade with obsidian

The life of hunters

The appearance of pottery and bow and arrow

End of the Ice Age and Changes in the Environment

The beginning of hunting with bows and arrows

Use of Pottery and Advances in Life

The oldest life in Jomon people seen at the site of Hanamiyama

Section 4 of the Settlement

Formation of pit dwellings and unevenness

Development of pitfalls and hunting activities

People who repeat the furnace hole and movement

Active exchange with other regions

Chapter 2 Development and Decline of Hunting and Gathering Life

Section 1 Jomon Kaishin and Kaizuka

Stagnation period and Nomi-do ruins

Jomon Kaishin

Shell mound

Footprints of Orimoto Shell Mound

Appearance of routine settlements

State of inland

Gentoin Kaizuka and Obsidian

Section 2 Establishment of Settlement Life

Development and transition of routine settlements

A pit dwelling

Remains of Horidate Pillar Building

Seafood and mountain food

Section 3 Hunting and Gathering Life

Huazodai archeological site and a decreasing archeological site

Nishinohara archeological site at the end of Jomon period

Cold weather and eruption of Mount Fuji

Chapter 3 Beginning and Development of Agricultural Life

The first section of the groove

The beginning of Yayoi period

Groove surrounding unevenness

It looks like Yayoi Mura

The World after Death

Crops and tools

Pioneering villages

The Beginning of Section 2, Tsuzuki

From the Eda style to the Asako Terahara style

Pottery from all over the world

Rice and millet

Changes in unevenness

A village and a village

The appearance and development of the third-stage tumulus

Investigation of Tumulus in Tsuzuki

Tumulus in the Hayabuchi River basin

Tumulus in the Tanimoto River basin

Tumulus in the Onda River basin

Tumulus in the Tsurumi Kawamoto basin

From the sacred place to the county government office

The lives of people who have heard the tombs

Chapter 4 Ritsuryo Society and Tsuzuki County

Section 1 Influential Farmers and Yokoana Tombs

Expansion of agricultural productivity

The shape of a new grave

The grave of the family

Section 2 Ritsuryo system and the establishment of Tsuzuki-gun government office

Relationship between the Ritsuryo system and localities

Mura in Tsuzuki-gun and county

Significance of discovering the Chojabaru archeological site

Section 3 Fluctuation of the Ritsuryo system and the lives of farmers

Reform of Land System

Tsuzuki-gun in the Heian period

The East Country

Section 4 From Ritsuryo politics to the world of samurai

Sugiyama Shrine

Rebellion of prisoners

Maki Tateno

[Shu] A horse party

The rebellion of Heishomon

Mr. Chichibu, Takeshidan

Yokoyama Party

West Party

Tsuzuki Party

From the ancient township to the Middle Ages town

Manor and Farmers

Part 2 Middle Ages

Chapter 1 Samurai of Tsuzuki County and Kamakura shogunate

Section 1 Kamakura shogunate and his family

Yoritomo soldier

Section 2 Samurai in Tsuzuki-gun

Heita Tsuzuki: The House of Makai and Waka

Juro Kamoshida - The scenery of Tando and the construction of the plate monument

Mr. Onda - a splendid samurai who neglected the role of the family

Shigetomo Hayatani - Aide to Yoritomo, a master of archery and horse master

The destruction of the influential family and Mr. Hojo

Government Office and Tsuzuki-gun

Narratives

Section 3 Tsuzuki-gun under the control of Mr. Hojo.

Development of small desks and Toriyama and Yasutsuna Sasaki

Shimotsuki riot and Mr. Tsunashima

The construction of the embankment of Bubaigawara and the neglect of Ichio entrance and Ondaden

The battle between a legitimate child and a stepmother over Niihago

Section 4 Middle Ages Villages and Horinouchi in Tsuzuki-gun

Horinouchi and Tando

The House of Lords

Akata Uchi-Akata, Eda-gobori

Onda-gobori and the Buddhist temple bell of Mannen Abandoned Temple

The uprising of the villain and the destruction of Kamakura shogunate

Chapter 2 Tsuzuki-gun in the North-South Dynasty and Muromachi period

The Civil War of the North and South Dynasties and the Establishment of Kamakura Prefecture

Around Tsuzuki-gun under Kenmu New Government

The rebellion of the Kanto region and the Middle Ages under the Kenmu administration

Villages and people in the North and South Dynasties

The disturbances of the Kano era and Aso-go and Kawai-go

The actual situation of samurai in Takeshi Minamizo

Section 2 Tsuzuki-gun under the Kamakura Prefecture system

Kurokawa-go donated to Koumein

The structure of Kamakura Prefecture

The Ishikawago donated to Enkaku-ji Temple and Kokuseiji Temple.

Praying for the settlement of the rebellion of Yoshimasa Oyama

The rebellion of Zenshu Uesugi

The Rebellion of Zenshu Uesugi and Kodago

Section 3 The turbulence in Kanto and Tsuzuki-gun

Mr. Kimikatamochi Kamakura's exclusive system and Mr. Norinao Uesugi

Ichio-go, donated to Izu Kokurinji Temple

Outflow of rice fields in Sugao-go

Eikyo Rebellion and Enoki Shimojo Lord Kennao Uesugi

Narita Mikawa Entrance Road, which does not pay the annual tribute to the small desk

Osamu Ota, who attacks Ogi Castle

Verse 4 Life and faith in the Middle Ages

The religion of Sugiyama Shrine in the late Middle Ages and the development of Shingon sect

Tendai Monk Choben's "Private Sho"

Development of Soto sect

Spread of Nichiren sect

What are stone structures and plate monuments in the Middle Ages?

A monument and faith

Plate monument of the Kamakura period

Monuments of the North and South Dynasties and Muromachi periods

Butterfly-shaped lotus plate monument

The monument of the Warring States period

The disappearance of the plate monument

Development of life tools and distribution economy in the Middle Ages as seen from excavated relics

Chapter 3 The World of Warring States

Section 1 Soun Hojo's advance to Sagami and Musashi

The appearance of Sengoku Daimyo Soun

Expansion into Soun Sagami

Battle of Gongenyama

Capture of Edo Castle

Section 2 Koseki Castle, the base of Takeshi Minami Kura.

The master of a small desk

Kasahara Echizen Mamoru Shintame

Section 3 The small desks seen in Odawara Shoshosho's Office Book

A small desk

Skillful placement

Section 4 Castle ruins still remain

The ruins of Eda Castle

Ruins of Enoki Shimojo Castle

The ruins of Saedo Castle

Chigasaki Castle Ruins

The state of the farmers at the end of Mr. Hojo, Section 5

Suzuki Family Documents

Growing peasants

Section 6 Hideyoshi's Conquest of Odawara and Ogi Castle

Nago Momo Castle Incident

Letter of arrival

Uehara Family Documents

After that

Hideyoshi's Prohibition

Inuyama Castle owner Ogasawara Izumimori Munetada

Part 3 Early Modern

Chapter 1 Beginning of Early Modern and Midori Ward Region

Section 1 Tokugawa's entry into the Kanto region

Ieyasu Tokugawa's entry into the Kanto region

Ieyasu Tokugawa After entering the Kanto region

Section 2

The beginning of the ground

Land inspections of each village in the Midori Ward area

From the survey book of Nagatsuda Village

The beginning of villages in the early modern era and the villages in the Midori Ward region

The beginning of a village in the early modern era

Unevenness in the village

The state of Uchimura in the Midori Ward area

Chapter 2 rule of lord and structure of village

Section 1 Flaghon and the Land of Knowledge

Mechanism of territorial rule by a flag book

The flag book

Section 2 Mr. Okano, Lord of Nagatsuda Village

Dai Hayashiji Temple in Nagatsuta

Okano's genealogy

1st Fusatsune

Section 3 Heavy Farmers' annual tribute

Annual tribute and annual tribute

Various roles other than annual tribute

Salvation rice

Umbrella seal

Section 4 The structure of the village and village officials

The three roles of Murakata and their roles

Appointment of village headman

The work of the master as seen in the "Yodome"

village headman's knowledge

Sodai lord of the late Tokugawa shogunate period

Gumi head

Peasant's

Chapter 3: Life of Farmers

The Life of Farmers in Section 1, Shinoda Diary

"Shinoda Diary"

village headman and the Lord

The villagers and village headman

Weather and Life

Section 2 Somonjin Separate Book and Five-person Book

Religion Policy of the Shogunate

Somonjin's Book

What you can see from the book of Somonjin

Jotetsu Village Somonjin

Tookaichiba-mura Somonjin

Enoki Shimomura Somonjin

Shimotanimoto Village Somonjin

Age of childbirth and marriage

Hereditary name

The difference between the rich and the poor

Five-person system and five-person book

Preface of the Five-Party Book

Cases involving the Five-Party

Section 3 The village and village

And the solution

A storm of water

The storm of Nagatsuda Village and Mizushita Seven Villages

Irrigation Water

5 villages and 2 villages

The storm of Shimotetsu Village and Haya Nomura

A raft that has been handed down

Chapter 4 Living and Takaba

Section 1 The villages of the Oyama Kaido Highway

Daisen Highway

Visit Daisen

"Yuso Diary"

Eda-juku

From Ichigao

To Onda Chaya

Nagatsu Tajuku

Sericulture

Section 2 The villages of Nakahara Kaido Highway

Nakahara Highway

The succession of Saedo and Nakayama

Saedo Village

Hino Departure

Kawawa-mura

Zojoji Temple

The struggle to reduce the annual tribute

Section 3 The hardships of Sukego

Inn station horseback system

Establishment of the Sukyo System

Sugo Village in the area

The hardships and influences of Sukyo

A petition for the reduction of the exemption

A raft over Sukyo

Section 4 Takaba and the Life of Farmers

Hawkba

Hawkba in the Midori Ward area

Hawkba and Farmers

The role of the field

Other burdens

Incidents over Hawkba

Chapter 5 Culture in the Early Modern Midori Ward Region

Section 1 Waka, Haiku

Introduction

The poets of Tsuzuki

People who enjoy Haiku

The second verse flower arrangement (flower path)

Flower arrangement made by the master group

The rise and fall of the middle stream

No. 3 Terakoya

Beginning of Terakoya

Terakoya in the Midori Ward area

Admission and Expenses for Terakoya

The subject and teacher of Terakoya

Chapter 6: Movements before and after the Restoration

Section 1 Kanto Board of Directors and Donation Association

Establishment of Kanto Board of Directors

Food solder

Donation Association

Role of the Donation Association

late Tokugawa shogunate's turbulence and Call

Incident of Terayama Village

The Meiji Restoration from the View of the Yodome Section 2

Yodome

The movement of the Shogunate

Investigation of gun

Maintaining security

The emperor

Part 4 Modern

Chapter 1 Midori Ward area in the early Meiji era

The lives of the people in the village

Topography

Sober

Number of units and population

Occupation of Residents

Agricultural products

Conscription and the role of the Southwest

Section 2 Self-Government of New Villages

The birth of Kanagawa Prefecture

Created by family register

Ward program

To a small ward system

Section 3 Village where the Tsuzuki County Office is located

Birth of “Countries, Wards, Towns and Villages”

Early Mayor Tsuzuki

Tocho and Tocho Office

Alliance Office

Establishment of prefectural assembly and first election

Establishment of post office

Section 4 Amendment of land tax

Land tax reform

Section 5 Maintenance of Police

Early security

A troupe

Section 6 Medical Care

Introduction

A doctor before the Meiji era

Early doctors

A medical workshop established in Kawawa

Chapter 2 Linked to Liberal Rights and the Midori Ward Region

The movement of the Liberal Rights Movement in the Midori Ward Region

Increase in the Liberal Rights Movement

Forming and joining the Liberal Party

Freedom Party

Association within Section 2

Kyoaisha and Ikuei

Sotosha and Sentamakai

Civil rights in Section 3

Manosuke Kaneko

Sadamiki Sato

Chapter 3 Beginning of New Education

Dissemination of the Academic System and School District

Need for academic system

School district system

Elementary school rules of the prefecture

Section 2 Establishment of Elementary School

Establishment of elementary schools in the area

The actual conditions of facilities

Contents of education

Section 3 People involved in educational administration

School District Control

School caretaker

Early teacher

Chapter 4 Midori Ward area in the middle of the Meiji era

The birth of a new village

The origin of the name of the new village

People involved in the politics of the village

Section 2 The activities of the people who moved politics in the county

Formation of Tsuzuki-gun social gathering

Movements over by-elections for prefectural assembly members

Tsuzuki-gun Club

Chapter 5 Midori Ward area in the late Meiji era

Section 1: Changes in Agriculture

Agriculture in the second half

Zenjimaru persimmon

Tsuzuki-gun Agricultural Association and Village Agricultural Association

Section 2 Development of Commerce

Stores in the area

Silk industry

Bank

The illusionary bank of Tsuzuki

Pawn shop

Section 3 Sino-Japanese War and Russo-Japanese War

People who were involved in the Sino-Japanese War

Mobilization of the Russo-Japanese War

A letter from a soldier

Section 4 Activities of the People in the Meiji Era

Matsubayashi and Akikokai in Kawawa Village

Masanori Okakura

Yoshiki Makino and Dr. Hebbon

Mitome Gijuku

Chapter 6 Development of Transportation

Major highways in Section 1 Area

Yagurazawa and Nakahara

Hino Departure

Section 2 Opening of Yokohama Railway

A number of railway plans

Opened

Business conditions on the opening day

Business Status of Yokohama Railway

Sales to the Railway Company

Yokohama Line in the hospital line era

Section 3 Other Railway Plans

Phantom railway plan

Section 4 Water Transport of Tsurumi River

Tsurumi River used for transporting daily necessities

Chapter 7 Midori Ward Area during the Taisho Period

Events in the First Section Village

Abolition of the county system

From the lives of oriental lamp and lamps to the lights

Army Exercise and Onodatesho

Section 2 of the villages

Number of units and population

Agriculture

Horticultural Association

Agricultural Execution Association

Section 3 The Great Kanto Earthquake and the Midori Ward Area

major earthquake outbreak

damage situation in Tsuzuki County

rescue

Fly a hoax

Section 4 Literary Activities

Haruo Sato's residence

Hirota Flower Cliff and "Rural"

The young people of the village

Youth and Youth Association

Women's Youth Association

Chapter 8 Midori Ward area in the early Showa period

Section 1: Rural Villages under the Depression

Agricultural Execution Group

Side work and night work

Introduction of new agricultural equipment

Annual service

A peddler

Kawawa's Year's Market

Section 2 Childcare Activities in Rural Areas

Childcare centers during the busy season

Section 3 From Tsuzuki-gun to Yokohama

Transfer to Yokohama City

The birth of Kohoku Ward

Municipal assembly election with city transfer

Chapter 9 The Road to Pacific War

Section 1 Tana Unit

Establishment of Tana Unit

Organization of Tana Unit

The catastrophe of the Tana Unit

Dissolution of Tana Unit

Section 2 Mobilization and Evacuation

Labor mobilization

Martyrdom of working students

Evacuation of schoolchildren

Section 3 of the Expeditionary Soldiers

Conscription inspection

Entering scenery

Expedition scenery

A silent triumphal

Verse 4 Life during the War

Hygiene Association

Police

Neighborhood Associations

Volume 5 Contemporary

Chapter 1 From the World War II to the High Growth Period of the Midori Ward Region

Round 1 defeat and the Midori Ward region

The day of the end of the war

Stationing of troops

Section 2 New Rural Village

Agricultural land reform

Establishment of agricultural cooperatives

Agricultural Committee

Cable broadcasting

Section 3 New Education after World War II

Implementation of the 6.3 system

New junior high schools in the Midori Ward area

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Post-war educational facilities

Construction of elementary and junior high schools

Establishment of public high schools

Section 4 Urbanization

Agriculture in cities

Construction of Municipal Housing

Development of Shopping Streets

Industry

Modernization of life

Chapter 2 Construction of a New Community

Section 1 Kohoku New Town Plan

Introduction

Contents of Business Plan

Review of Business Plans

Progress of Business

Section 2 Kohoku New Town Buried Cultural Properties

Introduction

Overview of the Survey

Section 3 Development and Land Readjustment Project

Introduction

Development along rural cities

Development of Other Areas

Section 4: Towns born one after another through development

Introduction

A new town born in the Kohoku Ward era

A town born in Midori Ward

Chapter 3 Development of Roads and Transport Networks

Section 1 Road Improvement

Introduction

Main roads

Major city planning roads

Section 2 Development of transportation network (train)

The opening of the Denentoshi Line

Kodomonokuni Line

Yokohama Line in the Showa era

Section 3 Development of transportation network (expansion of bus routes)

Before the Pacific War

Road conditions at that time

Extended bus route

Chapter 4 The Birth of Midori Ward and Significant Population Growth

Section 1 from Kohoku Ward

Background of the birth of Midori Ward

The birth of Midori Ward

Establishment of Section 2 Northern Branch

Background of the establishment of branch offices

Establishment of branch offices

Section 3 Population Increased Population and New Sector Plan

Population increasing rapidly

New division plan

Chapter 5 People who build local communities

Section 1 Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Activities

Transition of Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations

Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations of Midori Ward

Section 2 Residents' Meeting

Birth of inhabitant of a ward meeting

Citizens' Meeting in Midori Ward

Section 3 Activities of Consumer Affairs Committee and Children's Committee

Introduction

Launch of the Consumer Affairs Committee System

Section 4 The Japan National Council of Social Welfare and Community Welfare Activities

Introduction

The birth of the Japan National Council of Social Welfare

Japan National Council of Social Welfare

Chapter 6 Economics of Midori Ward

Section 1: Economic Trends in Japan

Introduction

Economic Situation in Japan

Section 2 Agriculture in Midori Ward

Introduction

Agricultural area

Section 3 Midori Ward Industry

Introduction

Status at the time of entering the factory

Birth and Development of the Yokohamakita Kogyo Association

Overview of Midori Ward Industrial Area and Hakusan High-Tech Park

Industrial Trends in Midori Ward

Section 4 Commerce of Midori Ward

Introduction

Development of Shopping Streets and the birth of Midori Ward Shopping Street Federation

Expansion of large-scale retail stores

Commercial Trends in Midori Ward

Part 6 Folklore

Overview

Chapter 1 Annual Events

Events in preparation for New Year's Day

Soot sweeping

Rice cake milling

New Year's Market

Kadomatsu interior decoration

Section 2 New Year's Day

An old man

Slaughter (extending life)

Zoni

New Year's Day and New Year's Day

The storehouse opened on the 11th

Cocoon ball dumpling decoration

Dosojin Festival

Red bean porridge (15th rice porridge)

New Year's Day

Section 3

Spring events

Setsubun

8 days

The first day

Nehankai

The 3rd day

Higankai

Flower festival

Dango's offering

Naeshiro making and rice planting

Section 4 Summer Events

Natsukoshi's exorcism (Mizunazuki exorcism)

Tanabata event

Bon festival event

Section 5 Fall / Winter Events

Fifteenth and Thirteenth Nights

Cut-off celebration and handling celebration

Boar's peony mochi

Soak in the river

Faigo Festival

Winter solstice

New Year's Eve / Nighting

The Life of Daini Akito

Section 1 of birth education

Pregnancy

Childbirth

Raising and visiting the shrine

Beginning of the meal

Birthday

New Year's Day and First Festival

Celebration of Shichigosan

Section 2 of an adult

Age of Childcare and compulsory education

The Age of Youth

Marriage

Matchmaking

marriage ritual (basket)

Wedding reception

Standing behavior

New customers and new customers

A reception

Events after the reception

Section 3 of the funeral

Death

Yui and casket

Wake-up

Sending a coffin and Nobe

Buddhist memorial service (legal)

Memorial service of Shinbon

A woman's grave

A child tomb

Chapter 3 The religion of the village

First Section Shrine

Guardian and small shrine

The second verse Buddhist temple

Temples and Kodo

mountaineering asceticism

Dormitories

Section 3 Indoor God and Outdoor God

Indoor God

Outdoor god

Section 4 Yashikigami

Yashiki deity

Section 5 Lecture Group

In-village lectures and out-of-village lectures

Jijin-ko

Inari-ko

Koshin Lecture

Nenbutsu-ko

Title Lecture

Fujiko

Daisen Lecture

Three Mountains of Dewa Lecture

Mitake Lecture

Bushu Mitake

Around Jizo

Circumstance

Chapter 4 Language, Theory and Folk Song of the Village

Version 1 Language (Photo accent)

Language

Section 2 Theory and Folktales

Introduction

Kirigaike no Nushi

Very much Yohei

Section 3 folk song

Chronological table
Editing Postscript
Writer (by charge)
Midori Ward History Publication Committee
Midori Ward History Editorial Committee
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