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Towns tagged “Mild winters”
20 towns that Machigatari wrote up under “Mild winters”, across 9 prefectures.
“Mild winters” is an editorial tag, chosen town by town. This is not a complete count of every town in Japan that fits, and a town missing here is not a town that doesn't fit. Towns are listed by prefecture in local government code order, with no ranking.
Hokkaido1
Hokkaido pageFukushima Prefecture1
Fukushima Prefecture pageChiba Prefecture3
Chiba Prefecture pageShizuoka Prefecture5
Shizuoka Prefecture page- Shizuoka CityThe world’s plastic models start here.
- Numazu CityAt the far end of Japan's deepest bay.Numazu Port, Suruga Bay
- Atami CityFireworks over the sea, even in midwinter.Atami sea fireworks
- Kikugawa CityAstringent tea, changed by steaming it longer.Fukamushi Kikugawa-cha
- Makinohara CitySamurai laid down their swords and cleared tea fields.Makinohara Plateau tea
Wakayama Prefecture1
Wakayama Prefecture pageYamaguchi Prefecture2
Yamaguchi Prefecture pageTokushima Prefecture2
Tokushima Prefecture pageEhime Prefecture1
Ehime Prefecture pageKochi Prefecture4
Kochi Prefecture page- Muroto CityIshiguro walls and a row of townhouses.Kiragawa townscape, ishiguro
- Sukumo CityA turtle is said to have borne the bell.Enkō-ji Bell, Red Turtle legend
- Tano TownA merchant's house built rooms for the lord.Oka Goten
- Otsuki TownThe sea guardian's stone is a crescent.Tsukiyama Shrine, Bangai Temple
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