Kamata Sannosuke Statue

it seems that he was known as the mayor of waraji.

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It is located in front of Kashimadai Elementary School. It seems that he has endeavored to reclaim a swamp called Shinainuma. Locals (elderly) may know that the priority for tourism is low.

Former の Great People の Like!

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It is a statue built to commend the achievements of Mr. Kamada, who made efforts for the village in the past. As a tourist, it wasn't particularly interesting to see. I don't think it's enough to go all the way.

to learn history

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I was watching the children attending school beside the school gate of Kashimadai Elementary School. Speaking of Kashimadai, Shinanonuma is famous for its reclamation, and I remember learning when I was attending an elementary school in Miyagi Prefecture. I wasn't interested at that time, but ... By the way, I remember collecting donations at school when a major flood occurred in Kashimadai about 30 years ago. It's a land with poor drainage because it swallowed the wetlands by reclamation. Thanks to visiting here, the memory of points and points was connected. ...

He was called the mayor of the village. He was a great man.

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He was called the mayor of Waraji Village (former Kashimadai Village, present-day Kashimadai, Osaki City), and he walked around the village wearing straw shoes and made efforts to reclaim the village's finances without compensation. There is a memorial hall and a statue, and the citizen bus is named Sannosuke Waraji, and a laughing festival is held, and it seems that he is still familiar with and admiring the mayor of Waraji. The statue is about ５ minutes walk from Kashimadai Station on the Tohoku Main Line, turn right at the intersection of Ekimae-dori, and beside the Kashimadai Elementary School gate with the ２ second traffic light (push button). Kusama ...