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Tottori Haruyo Birthplace

The birthplace of Haruyo Tottori (real name Kanichi), an enka performer and composer from the Taisho and early Showa eras, who was born in Kariya, the former Shinsato village in 1899, and died at the young age of 31, still exists. Haruyo Tottori moved to Tokyo at the age of 14 and began composing music at the age of 17, and his ``Caged Bird'', which he composed in 1923, became an unprecedented hit. She became Japan's first singer exclusively for a record company.

Miyako Port Naval Battle Monument

The Battle of Miyako was a battle between the Shogunate army and the government army that took place at Miyako Port during the Meiji Restoration. The government army moved north to attack Goryokaku, and the Shogunate army learned of this information and planned an ambush at Miyako Port, but the Shogunate army had only one Kaiten, compared to the eight warships of the government army. , was defeated after a fierce battle. Toshizo Hijikata of the Shinsengumi was riding on Kaiten, and Heihachiro Togo was riding on Kasuga of the government army. There is a ``Miyako Bay Naval Battle Commentary Monument'' on Mt. Usuki.

Kushoji Temple

It is said that Yoshisato Minamoto, a member of the Genji clan, had his residence in Tashiro, and that Yoshitsune and his servants, who had escaped from Hiraizumi, stopped by on their way north. There is a waniguchi dedicated by Yoshisato's wife, Genji Okoma.