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Sightseeing Spot・
The Nakadomari
Ruins is a rock-dwelling site on a shell mound that traces its origin
to the Sho Dynasty Era, which was almost 3500 years ago. The scale and
significance-stone-paved pathways comparable to those seen in modern times
were excavated at the site-of the ruins prompted a nationwide reservation
movement to prevent road expansion in the area right after the discovery
of the ruins. In 1975, the Nakadomari Ruins was declared a national historical
site. Today, the top of the hill offers a strategic observation platform
for people who want to view the ruins and the surrounding spectacular
scenery. Nakadomari Ruins Related Contents
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