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January 18, 2026
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During the Edo period, mounds built to escape from high tides and tsunamis were called "Inochiyama(命山)", and this is a true "Modern Inochiyama" that has inherited that tradition. Along the Pacific coast of Shizuoka Prefecture, there are many such tsunami evacuation sites in preparation for the predicted mega-earthquake. Some are mound-type, while others are tower-type.
Some of the tsunami evacuation sites:
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"Inochiyama" from the Edo period:
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Some of the tsunami evacuation sites:
komoot.com/highlight/8206385
komoot.com/highlight/8206714
"Inochiyama" from the Edo period:
komoot.com/highlight/8206349
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