Omori Ginzan, Oda
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Omori Ginzan, Oda
大田市大森銀山 (おおだしおおもりぎんざん)
Omori Ginzan, Oda is a mining town in Oda, Shimane, selected in 1987 as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
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Key facts
- Designation
- Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings
- Type
- Historic districts
- Location
- Oda, Shimane
- Address
- 島根県大田市
Key facts
- Designation
- Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings
- Type
- Historic districts
- Location
- Oda, Shimane
- Address
- 島根県大田市
About the district
- Type of district
- mining town
- Area
- 162.7 hectares
- Selected
- December 5, 1987
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