About Mobara village: historica-web.com/village/%e6...
This time we visited Mobara village in Shiga Prefecture.
The Mobara village produced particularly high-quality burdocks, and was already known as a burdock-growing area in the Edo period (1603-1868).
However, as in other villages, the population of Mobara gradually decreased with the high economic growth after World War II, and finally there was not a single burdock grower left.
For a long time, burdocks produced in Taga were regarded as a phantom, but in recent years, an effort to revive the burdocks of the past has begun in Mobara.
The name of the project is "Mobara Project.
Currently, energetic activities are being carried out with the support of many volunteers.
If you are interested, please join the project.
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Chapters
0:00 Now it's time to cross the mountain pass to Mobara
1:45 Suddenly the road becomes suspicious
3:36 The clouds are getting more and more suspicious
4:41 We manage to reach our first target, a steel tower
6:28 Miraculously, the ruins of a castle are found
8:10 Sad report on the site
10:11 We're back on track and heading for Mobara.
11:08 Arrive at Mobara and start searching
13:23 History of Mobara village
15:32 Going further into the village
18:17 Learn about the village water
20:24 Visit the shrine
21:43 Learn about village events
22:48 Discover the managed fields
23:24 Learn about the Mobara Project
25:00 About village folklore
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