History of Japan The history of Japan's two Kamakura-dono and the Hojo family begins from the frontier.

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The first chapter of the drama "Kamakura-Izu," a 13-person 』 scene of the Kamakura-dono and the outlying Japanese history. The first chapter of the drama "Kamakura-Izu," "『," "where Minamoto no Yoritomo and Hōjō Masako met. In addition to the training place of legend of" Mongaku, "performed by Ichikawa Ennosuke, the drama thoroughly covers Kamakura where Yoritomo was based. The second chapter covers" Tosaminato and the Ando family, "which are buried in history. They gather history that has been erased. In addition, there is an impressive scene where the author visited the monument of Dazai who made a vow to become a writer for the first time in 40 years. The fourth chapter covers" Fudomyoo-Zo Statue, "which crossed the Tsugaru Strait to cover" Donan Juni-kan, "which was ruled by the Ando family, and crossed the Tsugaru Strait with Ando," and "Shikoke-kan," where more than 300000 old coins were unearthed. We look at the mystery of northern history from the majesty of "Katsuyama Kan," a huge castle. The fourth chapter covers "Oshika Hanto," which was built by the Ando family, and Imperial Prince Morinaga. In addition to the historical site of "Sant Juan Bautista," which was built by Date Masamune. The fourth chapter covers "Shimokita Peninsula," which was visited in the year 150 of Boshin (Chapter 5), with the guidance of "Tonan Aizu-kai," the footprints of the former Aizu domain struggling in the new world, Tonan Domain. The sixth chapter "Shimanami Kaido Kiko" covers the history of the Seto Inland Sea where the Murakami navy was rampant, cycling through the islands, watching changes in the tidal current from the boat, breathtaking views of Nirayama Kurushima