01 / Boundary marker
Replacing the wooden boundary post with stonetook about 314 labourers, the town records.
This granite pillar stands at Kunimi Pass on the old Akita road. It replaced a wooden boundary post in 1849 (Kaei 2), was prepared in Morioka and is inscribed as the northeastern limit of the Morioka domain. The town records that Morioka people carried it as far as Shizukuishi, and the Shizukuishi district carried it up to the pass.
- Wooden post replaced by stone in 1849
- About 314 labourers and about 36 kan of wages (town's account)
- Town-designated cultural property, 2018

