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Fig. 3.31 Distribution of additional shrines and Kanamura associations in the Toyosato district,
Tsukuba City, 1977, 1995 (The author's fi eld survey in December, 1996)
town, Koshigaya, and Soka City in Saitama lie to the west, across the Naka River.
Yoshikawa is 30 km southeast of Kanamura , which is the core area of daidai-ko and
kinen-ko, and represents the core of the second area, comprising Misato, Yashio,
Noda, and Nagareyama cities. Yoshikawa sits on fl at and marshy land 3-4 m above