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Proof of Ryujin faith
Original Text
This is a statue in a small shrine on the Makomanai River site, 1-chome, Makomanai Minamimachi. It is said that this mound was built because there was a belief in the Dragon God in Man 々 when the Makomanai irrigation canal was opened at Makomanai Ranch.
in the riverbed green zone of the makomanai gawa River
Original Text
It is a small shrine in the park on the Makomanai Riverbed and a dragon god enshrined inside. When Edwin Dan, a farmer and livestock leader of the Hokkaido Development Commission, set up a ranch nearby and opened a irrigation canal, it was caused by a snake mound near a large pool that was built at the meandering point of the Makomanai River covered with primitive forest. Is done. In the latter half of the Meiji era, in the process of spreading paddy fields using this water source to the lower reaches, while moving places based on the belief in the dragon god and the custom of begging for rain that spread among farmers, ...
Proof of Ryujin faith
This is a statue in a small shrine on the Makomanai River site, 1-chome, Makomanai Minamimachi. It is said that this mound was built because there was a belief in the Dragon God in Man 々 when the Makomanai irrigation canal was opened at Makomanai Ranch.
in the riverbed green zone of the makomanai gawa River
It is a small shrine in the park on the Makomanai Riverbed and a dragon god enshrined inside. When Edwin Dan, a farmer and livestock leader of the Hokkaido Development Commission, set up a ranch nearby and opened a irrigation canal, it was caused by a snake mound near a large pool that was built at the meandering point of the Makomanai River covered with primitive forest. Is done. In the latter half of the Meiji era, in the process of spreading paddy fields using this water source to the lower reaches, while moving places based on the belief in the dragon god and the custom of begging for rain that spread among farmers, ...