- a
single gun (district), but was
later divided into
three gun: Sawata,
Hamochi and Kamo. In 1185, the
designated representative Shugo for Sado, Osaragi...
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established its rule from Sawata. The clan gave
birth to two new branches, the
Hamochi-Honma and the Kawaharada-Honma.
Those two
branches eventually prevailed...
- (賀茂郡) -
merged with
Hamochi and
Sawata Districts to
become Sado
District on
April 1, 1896
Sawata District (雑太郡) -
merged with
Hamochi and Kamo Districts...
-
District was
formed on
April 1 of 1896 from old
three districts of Sawata,
Hamochi and Kamo. The area was all Sado
Island and the same to the Sado Province...
- rest of Sado
Island (the
towns of Aikawa, Kanai, Sawata, Hatano, Mano,
Hamochi and Ogi, and the
villages of
Niibo and
Akadomari (all from Sado District))...
- past you (見上入道、見越した)" and
lying down forwards, it
would disappear. In
Hamochi, Sado
District (now a part of Sado), it is said that the miage-nyūdō that...
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horseback archery (yabusame)
takes place at the
branch shrine in the town of
Hamochi. The
shrine is
located about 15
minutes by car from Ogi Port.
Torii Honden...
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divided by the
ongoing struggle between the
Kawarada Honma clan and the
Hamochi Honma clan. However, Sado was
pacified in 1589 by
Uesugi Kagekatsu's military...
- Kiln Sites)
Hamochi Castle Site 羽茂城跡
Hamochi-jō ato Sado 37°50′37″N 138°19′07″E / 37.843571°N 138.318622°E / 37.843571; 138.318622 (
Hamochi Castle Site)...
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Tokyo (Merged to form
Toyotama District)
Sawata (雑太郡), Kamo (賀茂郡), and
Hamochi (羽茂郡) Districts,
Niigata (Merged to form Sado District)
Kimisawa District...
