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Kamoi History Photo Information

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Kamoi History Photo Information
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Beginning	Around Kamoi Station as seen from the sky (taken in August 1985)
18	The people of Kamoi at the time of Shinji Village (1937)
19	Kamoi Fire Department in 1926
23	Monument to the Imperial Service of the Russo-Japanese War
24	The memorial monument for the Great East Asia War Veterans built on the precincts of Sugiyama Shrine
36	[Itamon Moto Toru Engraved in August 2002nd]
37	[Tower of the Olympic Games at Honyanagiji Temple]
40	Rice field after rice harvesting (from the current Shiroyama district center back Yokohama line in December 1963 overlooking the former Kamoi Elementary School)
41	Yokohama Line and Tabata during the single-line era (Old Kamoi Elementary School and the current station area, December 1963)
42	Rice fields on the Yokohama Line and Kamoi in the 1940s (photographed from Hikaru Hayashi-ji Temple)
43	[Photo]
44	Current Kamoi Higashi Hongo Agricultural Specialist Area
45	Kangan housing complex (1968) under construction
48	Kanakogi, a farm equipment used until the 1930s
48	From the left of the agricultural equipment used until the Showa 30s, weeding machines, wheat soiling machines, and walnut sticks.
48	Farm equipment fans used until the 1930s
48	Agricultural equipment that was used until the 1930s.
49	Farm equipment straw machine used until the 1930s
49	Farm equipment Mushiro weaving machines used until the 1930s
49	Farm equipment that had been used until the 1930s.
49	Mannou, which was used until the 1930s.
49	Farm equipment Mangoku was used until the 1930s.
50	Agricultural equipment manger (Manki) used until the 1930s
50	Agricultural equipment roller (step threshing machine) used until the 1930s
50	Farm equipment used until the 1930s
57	Humanitarian Bridge and Industrial Zone in Tsuda District
57	Humanitarian Bridge
60	Photographed from around the current Aoyagi Wagashi store overlooking Takei Shoten (around 1966)
60	The place where the hotel parstral is currently located (shown around 1966)
61	Sunday morning market
61	(2000) Kamoi Shoeikai Shopping Street
66	Approach to Sugiyama Shrine (shown around 1965)
66	Bus road (shown around 1965)
66	The slope on the right is near the bus stop Minami-dori (shown around 1955)
67	Near the Kanto housing complex Entrance Higashi-dori bus stop (around 1965)
67	The same place as the above (2000)
69	Kamoi station building at the time of its opening (all photos were taken in December 1962)
70	Monument in front of Kamoi Station
70	[Name of member of Kamoi Station behind the pedestal]
72	Current Kamoi Station
80	Okawa private school (photographed by Yokohama City Educational Research Institute on September 19, 1972)
80	Monument at Kamoi Elementary School's departure place
84	Kamoi Elementary School in front of the station
84	(Kamoi Elementary School) school building and freight train (1963)
86	Current Situation [Kamoi Elementary School]
88	Takeyama Elementary School
90	Midori Elementary School
91	Kamoi Junior High School
93	Higashi Kamoi Junior High School
98	1947 amateur performing arts (at Kamoi Elementary School in front of the station)
98	Former Kamoi Hall, built in 1965
99	The present Kamoi Hall, completed in 1994
101	The photo shows a lunch party (Hakusan District Center) where elderly people gather both up and down.
105	Donburi
105	Momohiki (patch)
105	Underground tabi
105	Hanten
106	Thatched roof
107	nagayamon Mochi Tree In 1976, it was designated as a famous tree.
108	Life tools used in every house until the 1930s.
108	Living tools that existed in every house until the 1950s until the Showa 30s
108	Living tools that existed in every house until the 1930s left is Ichikko, right is Sugekasa
108	Living tools bags, belts, and tobacco tools that existed in every house until the 1930s.
108	Living tool carts (Daihachi cars) that existed in every house until the 1930s
108	You can see the living tools Mino, Minokasa, etc. that existed in every house until the 1930s.
109	A living tool brazier that had existed in any house until the 1930s
109	Until the 1930s, there were only living tools rods in every house.
109	Living tools that had existed in any house until the 1950s, Ohachitookamochi
109	Living tools that had existed in every house until the 1930s.
120	All of them are dond grilled
121	A lion
121	All of them have been handed down since ancient times.
128	Hikaru Hayashi Temple
128	Waterfall
128	Relief of the immovable run in guest hall
129	Saikoji Temple
130	Zentokuin
130	Rensoji Temple, which was settled by Zentoku-in Temple
131	Hokoku-ji Temple
131	Dainichi Fudo in the hall
132	Honyanagi-ji Temple
132	Under the title lecture (at Honyanagiji Temple)
133	Dairokutensha on the hill of Dairokutenzan
134	The lion of Fudo-sama (preserved by Hikaru Hayashi-ji)
134	Bato Kannon (Kamoi)
135	Sugiyama Shrine (established in 1449)
137	Tosho Daigongen is enshrined in the same place as Dairokuten.
138	Tenmangu Shrine along the Kamoi River
139	Nenbutsu-ko
140	Inari-sama Nishiyado
140	Mr. Inari Nakamura
142	Gozu Tenno
143	guardian of children and travelers (Dainichido)
143	Dosojin (Gegiga Tando)
143	Koshin-sama (Tsujiyama) on the mountain path between Kamoi and Kami-Sugeta
144	guardian of children and travelers (in front of the bus stop Jizo)
144	Stinging Jizo (Nakamura)
144	Child-rearing Jizo (Tonoyato)
145	Ema at a shrine (Kuni-guya battle, the stage of defeating tigers in Wa Tonai)
145	Ema at a shrine (a stage of the Oni-Ichiho Eye Six Countes)
146	Iizuka
147	Zanburi mound
148	High bill at Sugiyama Shrine
150	[The early Showa Kamoi Kaikan (Club) Mae Shinji Village Youth Group]
153	10th Anniversary Ceremony of the Kamoi Association of Neighborhood Associations (Kamoi Elementary School Gymnasium)
154	District 1 Neighborhood Association (disaster drill, September 1999)
154	District 2 Neighborhood Association (Executive Training, Prefectural Disaster Prevention Center, October 1998)
154	Neighborhood Association (Tsurumi River, Yokohama City) supply of hot meals (June 1993)
155	District 4 Neighborhood Association (Hanami Tournament, April 1999)
155	District 5 Neighborhood Association (Imonikai)
155	District 6 Neighborhood Association (disaster drill, October 1999)
156	District 7 Neighborhood Association (disaster drill, supply of hot meals and Mochitsuki Association)
156	District 8 Neighborhood Association (social travel, November 1997)
157	Work scene (floor polishing, filter cleaning, table repair)
158	[fire brigade] Training scene
158	Fire trucks purchased in 1995
160	Fundraising for red feathers in front of the station
161	Regular meetings (Committee for Consumers, Children's Committee)
163	Movement to Brighten Society (July 1999)
164	Spring Children's Recreation Tournament (May 1996)
166	Children's Association Chiagar
169	Residents physical checkup
170	Midori Ward 30th Anniversary Ekiden Tournament
172	[Home Disaster Prevention Staff] Basic Training (June 1997)
173	Create a clean city (January 2000)
174	Night patrol
175	Sale of handmade soap (soap) (on Bon Odori)
179	On the day of community service, cleaning activities
180	[Newcomer Rehearsal Kamoi folk performing arts Preservation Society]
180	Midori Ward People's Festival [Kamoi folk performing arts Preservation Society]
182	Dinner party [Kamoi Volunteer]
184	Food distribution service
185	Fraternity activity promotion staff
185	Mirai no Ie (Activity Center)
187	portable shrine imperial procession
188	(The 95th Yokohama Group, established in 1978)
190	Discussion at the Executive Committee [Kamoi Junior High School PTA]
195	Kamoi Elementary School Mochitsuki Tournament
196	Traditional play at Midori Elementary School
197	Schoolchildren's Day Care entrance ceremony (April 1998)
198	Work scene [Social Welfare Corporation Doaikai Workplace "Weaver"]
200	[new year worshipping worshiper]
221	Editing scenery

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