Location: Hashimoto
Kinki, Japan
Born: May 5, 1881, Mie Prefecture, Japan
Died: January 9, 1934, Japan
Known for: Hashimoto's thyroiditis
Cause of death: Typhoid fever
Education: Kyushu University
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Hakaru Hashimoto was a Japanese medical scientist of the Meiji and Taishō periods.
Restaurants in Hashimoto
1. Fudosan no Kyoseki
2. Tennen Onsen Yu no sato
3. Kurokomichi
285 Kashikodo, Hashimoto 648-0037 Wakayama Prefecture http://www.city.hashimoto.lg.jp/guide/kyoikuiinkai/syougaku/bunka/bunnkazai/kuni_siteibunkazai/omobun/1458183177598.html
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Kurokomichi is one of the pilgrimage roads to Koyasan. It was regarded as a shortcut from Hashimoto City to Koyasan, It is presumed that it was also used for "Zouji-nobori" which dedicates vegetables harvested in the surrounding area to Koyasan, and it is estimated that it is also used for transporti
4. Marutaka Inari Shrine
5. Pile Fabrics Resource Center
6. Sugimura Park
7. Oda Iseki
8. Kamuro Karukayado
9. Iyashi no Yu
10. Tachiyori Dokoro
288 Nagura, Takanoguchicho, Hashimoto 649-7205 Wakayama Prefecture +81 736-44-1401 [email protected] http://it-bank.jp/
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Fudosan no Kyoseki
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Tennen Onsen Yu no sato
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Kurokomichi
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Marutaka Inari Shrine
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Pile Fabrics Resource Center
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Sugimura Park
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