k Taiheiji Monument of Koureki erected to commemorate the victims of the Great Tsunami Taiheiji. The Koureki monument was erected to commemorate the victims of the great tsunami. In the 16th year of Shohei 1361, during the period of upheaval in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a large earthquake and tsunami hit western Japan. Local histories from the Edo period record that the monument was erected in Koryaku 2, 19 years after the earthquake, as a memorial to the victims of the Shohei tsunami. It is said that about 70 names were listed on the monument. It is said to be the oldest tsunami monument in Japan and is called the Koryaku no Monument. Photo taken on September 25, 2019. Published in the October 8 evening edition of the same year Visit the historical book. The image in the paper is CMYK. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Taiheiji: Monument of Koureki erected to commemorate the victims of the Great Tsunami Taiheiji. The Koureki monument was erected to commemorate the victims of the great tsunami. In the 16th year of Shohei 1361 , during the period of upheaval in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a large earthquake and tsunami hit western Japan. Local histories from the Edo period record that the monument was erected in Koryaku 2, 19 years after the earthquake, as a memorial to the victims of the Shohei tsunami. It is said that about 70 names were listed on the monument. It is said to be the oldest tsunami monument in Japan and is called the Koryaku no Monument. Photo taken on September 25, 2019. Published in the October 8 evening edition of the same year Visit the historical book . The image in the paper is CMYK.
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Taiheiji: "Monument of Koureki" erected to commemorate the victims of the Great Tsunami

Taiheiji. The Koureki monument was erected to commemorate the victims of the great tsunami. In the 16th year of Shohei (1361), during the period of upheaval in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a large earthquake and tsunami hit western Japan. Local histories from the Edo period record that the monument was erected in Koryaku 2, 19 years after the earthquake, as a memorial to the victims of the Shohei tsunami. It is said that about 70 names were listed on the monument. It is said to be the oldest tsunami monument in Japan and is called the "Koryaku no Monument. "Photo taken on September 25, 2019. Published in the October 8 evening edition of the same year [Visit the historical book]. The image in the paper is CMYK.

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