Kitamae Ships〜The Story of a Future Sea Route〜 Portal Site of Culture - DIGITAL ARCHIVES OF ISHIKAWA JAPAN - 　
The Story of a Future Sea Route Kitamae Ship's Journey Network of Kitamae Ship's
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The Story of a Future Sea Route Culture Brought by the Kitamae Ships 2: Worship, Art, and Science
　
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Introduction
Relation Among Hokkaido, Osaka and Ishikawa
A Background of the Kitamae Ships
The Kitamae Ship Owners and the Structure of the Kitamae Ships
The Success Story of Gohei Zeniya
Economic Arteries Built Up by the Kitamae Ships
Culture Brought by the Kitamae Ships 1: Food
Culture Brought by the Kitamae Ships 2: Worship, Art, and Science
The Sea Route and Networks
"Sojiji Temple" Soin, the principle temple of the Soto sect.
The Soto sect has about 15,000 branch temples throughout Japan. It established the unique "Rinju System", which enables the chief priest of each branch temple to become the chief priest of the principle temple by rotation.

It is said that this "Rinju System" was enabled by sea transportation in Noto.

Kuroshima in Monzen, which was a port of call of the Kitamae ships, is said to have played the role of an external port. Thus Monzen was an entrance to Noto districts from the sea.
　
　
　
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