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Sightseeing Spot・
Tametomo
Minamoto was a samurai in the late 12th century in mainland Japan. He
was exiled to Izu Island after his defeat in battle. Legend says that
he arrived at Port Unten after he escaped from Izu Island and "trusted
his fortunes to heaven" when he was met by a typhoon. Port Unten,
which literally means "fortune and heaven," was fittingly where
the samurai's monument was built in 1922.The Landing Monument of Tametomo Minamoto Related Contents
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