◆Planned Establishment of 'Date no Kai' in Takahata, Yamagata @@@

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				<a href="https://ssl.samidare.jp/~lavo/toda/box/pdf.pdf" target="_blank" >- PDF file [pdf.pdf] </a><br>
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				When Date Masamune moved to Iwadeyama, he left many of his retainers' families in Takahata.<br>It is believed that he intended to return to this land someday.<br>Their descendants still reside there today.<br>We are seeking participants among these descendants and those interested in the history of the Date family.<br>We will organize activities such as historical excavation, preservation of historic sites, and study groups.<br>The launch is aimed for late August or early September.<br><br>The newspaper article can be viewed in PDF format.<br><br>				</p>