File:Chisui-Jinjya.jpg
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日本語: 木曽三川パークウェイ近くの治水神社の写真です。
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This photo is a border of Aichi Prefecture and Gifu Prefecture and Mie Prefecture of Japan. And Kiso-river, and Nagara-river, Ibi-river are called ”Kiso Sansen”. "Chisui jinjya" shrine is a Shinto shrine dedicated to those who lost in the flood control work. Many of the people who died in the construction of the three rivers is a Satsuma samurai in the Edo period. |
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