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Kanazawa


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Kanazawa

Place Type
inhabited place
Description
Located on W Honshū Island near coast of Sea of Japan; seat of one of most powerful daimyos during 300 years of feudalism; site of victory of Nobunaga over rebellious priests 1575; produces silk, lacquer ware & porcelain.
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Source
Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer (1961); Times Atlas of the World. Reprint ed. (1994); Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1984); Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1988);

Born

Kitano Tsunetomi (Japanese, 1880-1947)

Active

Tawaraya Sōsetsu (Japanese, active mid-17th century)

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