Uraga

E104972

Uraga is a historic Japanese port town at the entrance of Tokyo Bay that served as a key naval and shipbuilding center, especially during the late Edo period.

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Uraga canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical place
port town
administeredBy Tokugawa shogunate
bayControl entrance of Tokyo Bay
coastType indented coastline
country Japan
culturalRegion Kantō region
governedAs port town under shogunate control
hasEconomicActivity fishing
local commerce
hasFunction coastal defense base
inspection port for foreign ships
hasHarborType natural harbor
hasHistoricalActivity coastal trade
naval operations
shipbuilding
hasModernUse local harbor
residential district
hasNameInJapanese 浦賀
hasRole naval center
port of entry
shipbuilding center
historicalEra Bakumatsu period reforms
surface form: Bakumatsu

Edo period
language Japanese
locatedAtMouthOf Tokyo Bay
locatedIn Kanagawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
Tokyo Bay region
Yokosuka
locatedOn Miura Peninsula
nearbyCity Yokohama
nearbyWaterBody Pacific Ocean
partOf Tokyo Bay region
surface form: Greater Tokyo Bay area

Yokosuka city administrative area
significancePeriod Edo period
surface form: late Edo period
strategicImportance control of access to Edo via Tokyo Bay
defense of the Tokugawa capital
transportConnection served by local rail and road networks
usedFor customs inspection
maritime transport
military logistics

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