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	Yamagata Prefecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Yamagata Prefecture is located in the southwest corner of Tohoku, facing the Sea of Japan.
		The city of Tsuruoka, the towns of Fujishima, Haguro and Kushibiki and the village of Asahi (all from Higashitagawa District) and the town of Atsumi from Nishitagawa District merged to form the new city of Tsuruoka.
		Yamagata Prefecture is also known for its local dialect Yamagata-ben, sometimes thought of as backward sounding and the butt of jokes in other parts of Japan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yamagata_Prefecture (634 words)

	Japanese cruiser Haguro - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Haguro (羽黒) was the last of the four-member Myoko class of heavy cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
		Haguro was laid down at the Mitsubishi shipyard in Nagasaki on 16 March 1925, launched and named on 24 March 1928, and was commissioned into the Imperial Navy on 25 April 1929.
		Haguro under attack at Rabaul on 2 November 1943, showing damage received in the battle of Empress Augusta Bay that morning.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haguro (388 words)

	Haguro
		The IJN Haguro (羽黒) was one of the 4-member Nachi class of heavy cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy -- the other ships of the class being the Nachi, Ashigara[?] (足柄), and the Myoko[?] (妙高).
		The Haguro was laid down on 16 March 1925, launched and named on 24 March 1928, and was commissioned into the Imperial Navy on 25 April 1929.
		On 19 June 1944 she survived the Battle of the Philippine Sea[?], and on 23-25 October 1944 she took light damage in the Battle of Leyte Gulf, before finally being sunk in the Indian Ocean on 16 May 1945.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ha/Haguro.html (136 words)

	YAMAGATA - BOULDER SISTER CITY PROJECT
		Yamagata is extremely ancient, tracing its origins to a prehistoric settlement during the Jomon period.
		The Mizuno clan occupied the castle town of Yamagata, building their castle in the 14th century and holding sway until they were in turn displaced by the Meiji Restoration.
		Yamagata became the center of benibana cultivation, especially along the fertile banks of the Mogamaigawa River.
	bcn.boulder.co.us /community/yamagata/yamagatainfo.htm (5353 words)

	Five story wooden pagoda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		While most probably venerated in pre-historic times, the three mountains of Haguro (419 meters), Gassan (1980 meters), and Yudono (1504 meters) trace their historical sanctity to an imperial prince of the early 7th century.
		Kokai stayed the rest of his years upon Haguro, where his imperial grave is maintained to this day.
		Haguro is the seat of one the two main Shugendo orders and the wooded peak has some of the most massive and beautiful temples in all of Japan.
	www.sacredsites.com /asia/japan/haguro_san.html (347 words)

	The IJN Haguro #32701 #40658 was one of the 4 member...
		The "IJN" "Haguro" (羽黒) was one of the 4-member "Nachi" class of heavy cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy Imperial Japanese Navy -- the other ships of the class being the "Nachi" "Nachi", "Ashigara" "Ashigara" (足柄), and the "Myoko" "Myoko" (妙高).
		The "Haguro" was laid down on 16 March 16 March 1925 1925, launched and named on 24 March 24 March 1928 1928, and was commissioned into the Imperial Navy on 25 April 25 April 1929 1929.
		On 19 June 19 June 1944 1944 she survived the Battle of the Philippine Sea Battle of the Philippine Sea, and on 23-25 October 1944 she took light damage in the Battle of Leyte Gulf Battle of Leyte Gulf, before finally being sunk in the Indian Ocean on 16 May 16 May 1945 1945.
	www.biodatabase.de /Haguro (235 words)

	Tourist Point(Dewa Sanzan)
		Mount Haguro is the smallest of the three mountains at just 414 metres, but is now the most visited.
		Mount Gassan which separates inland Yamagata from the coastal Shonai region, is the largest of the three mountains with a peak of 1984 metres.
		The mountain is in the centre of Yamagata prefecture and dominates the scenery from many regions, with its long white slopes and imposing size.
	www.yamagatakanko.com /english/kokusai/tour04.html (667 words)

	Yamagata Prefecture - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Yamagata Prefecture - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		The city of Tsuruoka, the towns of Fujishima, Haguro and Kushibiki and the village of Asahi (all from Higashitagawa District) and the town of Atsumi from Nishitagawa District merged into the city of Tsuruoka.
		Yamagata Prefecture, History, Geography, Cities, Towns and villages, Mergers, Economy, Agriculture - Fruit, Demographics, Culture, Transportation, Airports, Railways(JR East), Tourism, Media, News Paper, TV & Radio, Prefectural symbols, Miscellaneous topics, External links, Yamagata Prefecture and Tohoku region.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Yamagata_Prefecture (657 words)

	Dewa Sanzan travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dewa Sanzan means "Three Mountains of Dewa" and indeed comprises the three sacred mountains of Haguro-san (羽黒山), Gas-san (月山) and Yudono-san (湯殿山), clustered together in the ancient province of Dewa (modern-day Yamagata prefecture).
		Holy to the Japanese Shinto religion and especially the mountain ascetic cult of Shugendo, Dewa Sanzan are a popular pilgrimage site visited by many, including famed haiku poet Matsuo Basho on his Narrow Road to the Deep North.
		Festivals are held to celebrate the opening and closing of the shrines.
	wikitravel.org /en/Dewa_Sanzan (938 words)

	Oniko's Travel Diary: August 22, 1998
		So, hands full, me and the box were on our way to Yamagata Prefecture in the north of Japan, to locate the three sacred mountains in that area.
		The closest the Shinkansen could get me to Mount Haguro was Yamagata City, in Yamagata Prefecture, which isn't very close; from there, I would have to take local trains.
		You see, the maps I have don't show where Haguro is. They do denote the location of Mount Gassan, the second of the three moutains, but they also fail to show Yudono, the third mountain.
	www.sonic.net /~anomaly/japan/trip001/trip016.htm (1052 words)

	HOME PT
		Haguro arrived in Rio on January 14 and left the city last Wednesday afternoon, after twelve days of practices, when the team played four friendlies with three victories and only one defeat.
		Haguro smashed twice: 7-1 and 10-0 against two local teams.
		The team had to guarantee its permanence against the Yamagata champion by tying two matches, in 1-1 and 2-2.
	www.ziconarede.com.br /znrpub/news/ig_news_maisnotic.php?cod=2242 (344 words)

	The Buddhist Mummies of Japan
		I was on a pilgrimage to three sacred mountains in the Yamagata prefecture, and had stopped for the night at a town in short distance of the first of these, Haguro.
		This spring is on a mountain called Yudono, which is in fact the third sacred mountain of the three I visited in 1998.
		Shinnyo-kai [1688-1783]: at Dainichi-bo temple, Asahi, in Yamagata prefecture.
	www.sonic.net /~anomaly/japan/dbuddha.htm (1514 words)

	Tohoku detailed dossier
		At first the scenery is quite flat – and, with its wide stony riverbeds and arable farmland, similar to the vast Huabei plateau in Northern China – but then, soon after our train leaves the station at Fukushima, we find ourselves travelling through an increasingly impressive landscape of steep, pine-clad mountains.
		The walk to the top of Haguro San takes us through a beautiful forest of ancient towering cedars, and past some magnificent, old wooden temples, including the 600 year old Goju-no-to pagoda, all in perfect congruousness with the trees from which they were made.
		Food At Yamagata, Haguro San, and Hirosaki all evening meals and breakfasts are included.
	www.theorientalcaravan.com /pages/tohoku_detailed_dossier.htm (2870 words)

	Footloose Adventure Travel: Japan, Land of the Rising Sun
		At first the scenery is quite flat - and, with its wide stony riverbeds and arable farmland, similar to the vast Huabei plateau in Northern China - but then, soon after our train leaves the station at Fukushima, we find ourselves travelling through an increasingly impressive landscape of steep, pine-clad mountains.
		At Yamagata we change on to a narrow-gauge line that passes through a valley to the small town of Yamadera where we make our way to the charming, if rambling, pension that will be our home for the night.
		At Yamagata, Haguro San, and Hirosaki all evening meals and breakfasts are included.
	www.footlooseadventure.co.uk /Itineraries/JapanNarrowroadtodeepnorth.html (2719 words)

	Hakkoryu.com - Koho Shiatsu - Page
		He was born in Yamagata Prefecture in 1901.
		Before the end of World War II, he moved to his native Yamagata Prefecture, staying at Hagurosan (Mt. Haguro) where Shinto priests and ascetics (the Mt. Haguro Shugendo sect) meditate and study at the Hagurosan Shrine.
		During this period in the mountains of Haguro, Shodai Soke diligently studied, and continued to sharpen the techniques of Hakkoryu Jujutsu and Koho Shiatsu.
	www.hakkoryu.com /index.cfm?pageid=shiatsu (1408 words)

	AikiWeb Aikido Forums - kotodama
		A) a background in Omoto Kyo as the son of the Omoto's representative in remote Yamagata Prefecture.
		To take Shirata Sensei's example once more, he taught an exercise named Haguro Yamabushi misogi no gyo, which is similar if not identical to furi tama and fune kogi practices.
		Haguro in Yamagata Prefecture) Yamabushi practice, which illustrates this was/ is essentially a yamabushi practice.
	www.aikiweb.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2530 (6822 words)

	Haguro Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		Reviews and photos of Haguro attractions posted by real travelers and locals.
		Sun dappling leafy glades spirits roam amongst the trees Great Haguro San Haguro-san is the smallest of Dewa Sanzan, the three mountains of Dewa in Yamagata Prefecture, northern Honshu.
		The feel of the place is very, very special, with ancient forests, temples and shrines peeking through foliage and a serenity that you don't often find.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Asia/Japan/Aichi_ken/Haguro-977064/Things_To_Do-Haguro-R-1.html (260 words)

	Snow Japan - Ski and snowboard resorts in Yamagata
		For a complete A-Z listing of the resorts in Yamagata, click here.
		The "What People Think " data is taken from views expressed by Snow Japan readers on this website, and not necessarily the views of Snow Japan.
		Snow resorts in Yamagata (total number - 25), listed by town.
	www.snowjapan.com /e/resorts/prefecturedata.php?prefecture=Yamagata (131 words)

	Dell and Anita - Blue-eyed Dolls at Matsuyama Elementary School
		There are six dolls that remain in the Shonai Region, including ones at Matsuyama Elementary School, Haguro Daiichi Elementary School in Haguro Town, and Minami Hirata Elementary School in Hirata Town.
		Sidney Gulick, 3d, grandson of Dr. Gulick, was deeply touched that the old dolls have been kept safely, and he began giving new dolls to Japan about ten years ago.
		After this talk, Yuji Suzuki, Chairman of the Yamagata Blue-eyed Doll Association, presented Anita, who has long brown hair, to fifth-grader Yusuke Saito and other student representatives.
	wgordon.web.wesleyan.edu /dolls/american/individual/matsuyama/index.htm (384 words)

	Temples in Japan - Japanese Buddhist & Shinto Photo Dictionary
		There are famous shukubo all over Japan, but among the best are: Sanshin-Gosai-Den on Mt. Haguro in Yamagata, the Youth Hostel in Takayama, Gifu, and Kyoto.
		One does not have to be a believer to stay at most shukubo and it is usually cheaper than what you would pay at a ryokan (Japanese Inn).
		Although there are far too many temples to list them all, here are a few of the best ones: the temple on Mt. Haguro in Yamagata, Horyu-ji and Kofuku-ji in Nara, and Ginkaku-ji (or Kinkaku-ji) in Kyoto.
	www.onmarkproductions.com /html/temples1.shtml (2225 words)

	shonai » dining (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Take the 112 out of Tsuruoka towards Yamagata.
		At the turn-off to Haguro Town, turn right (signposted to Kamugihara Park).
		Coming from Haguro town, when you get to the 112, go straight across the crossroads and its just past the lights on your right.
	shonai.wikispaces.com /dining (354 words)

	Perspectives: Issue Two Page Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Eaton Rapids group are visiting this school in Yamagata Prefecture, Haguro High School.
		Here is a group photo of the Eaton Rapids group just before meeting their hosts.
		Eaton Rapids arrived during the week Haguro is being filmed.
	www.newperspectivesprogram.org /Perspectives/04_06_15_T1I2/Issue_Two_Page_2.html (165 words)

	East Asian Art & Archaeology - Newsletter
		Various lacquerware from the Edo period using the decorative makie (sprinkled gold and/or silver) technique.
		Heian-period mirrors excavated near the Mitarashi Pond by Mount Haguro in Yamagata Prefecture and designated Important Cultural Properties from the Hosomi Collection.
		Buddhist implements and other objects of cast bronze and gilt gold, from Tang China and the Heian to Muromachi periods.
	www.umich.edu /~hartspc/NEAAA/issue71/members/exhibitions/articles/asia/71japan_1.html (749 words)

	Shonai Alts
		I've put up some pictures from around Shonai and even more pictures so that people who have never had the fortune of coming here can now see how beautiful it is. There are no pictures of Haguro in this set.
		Because Haguro's my favourite place it has its own section here.
		You can also read about Tom's world record norimaki-making exploits.
	www.geocities.com /shonaialts (357 words)

	Kutaki no Mura - Forum - Training in Japan - Shugen pilgrimage in Japan
		Does somebody know what other places offer Shugen pilgrimages throuough Japan, especially in the spring timeframe (March, April).
		I found one offered by the Ideha museum in Yamagata, unfortunately this is only done in September.
		Also I wonder if that is the only place in Japan where one can join a pilgrimage?
	www.kutaki.org /modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=750&forum=10 (310 words)

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		Yamagata: Morning lecture introduction to Yamagata prefecture – Yamagata Government Office
		Yamagata: Mogami River boat ride, stay with host families in Tsuruoka
		Tsuruoka: Morning study session-cultural heritage in rural Japan
	www.biz.colostate.edu /global/StudentTours/JapanTour/syllabus.htm (60 words)

	Perspectives: Issue Two
		On Monday, June 14, the first NP:J study tour groups headed for their host schools and families located as far north as Yamagata and as far west as Kumamoto.
		During this stage of the NP:J journey, each school group travels to a different part of Japan.
		Eaton Rapids High School is being hosted by Haguro High School in Yamagata Prefecture
	www.newperspectivesprogram.org /Perspectives/04_06_15_T1I2/Issue_Two_Page_1.html (556 words)

	MFKing, Author of Treble Heart Books you can't put down, Inner Fears, Colorado Wildfire, The Jacket, freelance, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Mind ceases to think for the pagoda is taller, thicker, and wider than oldest tree.
		Mount Haguro crowns Yamagata prefecture, the heart of Japan.
		I want to run, to go far, to run away.
	www.studbowl.com /mfking/poems.htm (1905 words)

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