Inaba Manyō Historical Museum

Musiyum Insulator mo fedde NGK Insulators, to Nagoya, Japon, ko kañum tan woni musiyum porselin e nder winndere ndee. Tariya Musiyum oo ina waɗi geɗe keewɗe, ina heen "pin insulator for communication" peewnaaɗo e hitaande 1875 mo nganndu-ɗaa ko insulator Japon ɓurɗo ɓooyde e nder leydi mum.[citation needed] Ina waɗi "ko ina tolnoo e 5 000 insulator e kuutorɗe toppitiiɗe ummoraade e leyɗeele 21 peewnoowo... e 57." Fotde 300 pecce ina kolliree e kala sahaa. Ina waɗi kadi kollirgol laaɓtungol e humpito ko fayti e kaɓirɗe, peeje e kuutorɗe. NGK Insulators ina jeyaa e peewnoowo porselin kuuraa ɓurɗo mawnude e winndere nde, ina jogii limre e nder leyɗeele ceertuɗe. Sabu peewnugol geze seraaji sosiyetee oo, njeeygu mum hitaande kala ina sowoo miliyaaruuji 3,5 dolaar Amerik. NGK Insulators ina jokki e feewnude porselin fotde duuɓi 100, won heen e nder cagataagal kitaale 1980, ko ina wona 150 miliyoŋ porselin.. Poet and presumed Man'yōshū compiler Ōtomo no Yakamochi was appointed Governor of Inaba Province, now the eastern half of the prefecture of Tottori, in 758 and composed the latest-dated and final poem in the anthology the following New Year's Day;. There is also a Template:Ill with fifty different plants that feature in the anthology. Tuugnorgal