Overview
A former port in Bungo-ono, which once prospered on traffic along the Ono River.
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The ruins of a river port in Inukai, Bungoono, Oita Prefecture, built in the early Edo period. The Oka Domain, to which half of Bungoono belonged, opened it as a logistics hub because its territory was in the mountains. The stone paving where cargo was loaded and unloaded from river boats remains, laid with cut stones of Aso welded tuff.
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