- Zaimokuza's
Iijima cape, the name is
usually used just for its half west of the
Namerigawa river's estuary,
while the
eastern half is
called Zaimokuza Beach (材木座海岸)...
- ****an,
defined as the part of town
north of the
Ebisubashi bridge on the
Namerigawa. The part of town
south of the same
bridge is
called Ōmachi (大町, Big Town)...
- Hiki****atsu, and Matsuba****atsu valleys.
Kamakura is
crossed by the
Namerigawa river,
which goes from the
Asaina P**** in
northern Kamakura to the beach...
- ****an,
defined as the part of town
south of the
Ebisubashi bridge on the
Namerigawa. The part of town
north of the same
bridge is
called Komachi (小町, Small...
- Peninsula, the name is
customarily used to
indicate the
portion west of the
Namerigawa river,
while the
eastern half is
called Zaimokuza Beach (材木座海岸). This...
-
defined as the area
between the
Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū,
Asaina P****, the
Namerigawa (Nameri River) and the Zen
temple of Zuisen-ji. Yoritomo's
palace complex...
- the
modern muni****lities
system on
April 1, 1889. On
November 1, 1953,
Namerigawa merged with the
neighboring villages of Nakakazumi, Higashikazumi, Nishikazumi...
-
along the sea from Cape
Iijima near
Kotsubo harbor to the
estuary of the
Namerigawa. The
relation between the beach's name and that of its
neighboring areas...
- have the
power to cure
colds and cough.
Wakamiya Ōji ends next to the
Namerigawa's estuary at Yuigahama.
During the
Kamakura period it was
called Maehama...
