List of Historic Sites of Japan (Saga)

Columns: Site | Municipality | Comments | Type | Ref
Nabatake Site 菜畑遺跡 Nabatake iseki | Karatsu | acclaimed as Japan 's first paddy ; important for the understanding of the adoption of wet-rice technology , introduced from the continent ; focus of the Matsurokan exhibition hall | 1 | [ 8 ] | Mietsu Naval Dock Site 三重津海軍所 跡 Mietsu kaigunsho ato | Saga | inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the Sites of Japans Meiji Industrial Revolution : Iron and Steel , Shipbuilding and Coal Mining | 2 | [ 9 ] | Anegawa Castle Site 姉川城 跡 Anegawa-jō ato | Kanzaki | strategic site under Ryūzōji Takanobu but declined in importance after the unification of Kyūshū by Toyotomi Hideyoshi ; the site extends 600 metres E-W and 800 N-S , with related mansions , temples and shrines , and a complex network of moats | 2 | [ 10 ] | Katsuno Castle Chiku Clan Site 勝尾城 筑紫氏 遺跡 Katsuno-jō Chikushi-shi iseki | Tosu | fortified at the end of the fifteenth century ; attacked by the Shimazu clan in 1586 and later abandoned ; excavations from 1995 have revealed an extensive site with moats , earthworks , mansions for retainers , temples and shrines | 2 | [ 11 ] | Nishikuma Kofun 西隈古墳 Nishikuma kofun | Saga | C5 decorated kofun housing a large sarcophagus , with red pigmentation and incised decoration of triangles and circles | 1 | [ 12 ] | Taku Seibyō 多久聖廟 Taku Seibyō | Taku | a Neo-Confucian school was established by Taku Shigefumi ( 多久茂文 ) in 1699 ; the ICP temple dates to 1708 ; major repairs at the end of the Shōwa period were completed in 1990 | 4 | [ 13 ] | Obukumayama Kōgoishi 帯隈山神籠石 Obukumayama kōgoishi | Saga | C7 fortifications discovered in 1941 , that extend for 2.4 km and include a gate | 1 | [ 14 ]

Example questions:
What is the estimated population of the Japanese city that has a National Historic temple built in 1708 ? | What historic method was used to construct tombs near the Japanese town that incorporates the old the National Historic Site city of Morodomi ? | What is the blade made of in the hand plane associated with the National Historic Site city that has the highest consumption of yōkan in Japan ? | Which Japanese island with a National Historic Site is known for historical production of plain , unglazed , reddish-brown pottery ?

Answers:
19,202 | earthen mounds | steel and iron | Kyushu