Jutaro Matsumoto Memorial Plaque
ABOUT
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SPOT
Born in 1844 in Tango’s Taiza to a family of farmers, Jutaro Matsumoto grew up to become the founder of the 130th National Bank. He also pioneered 41 companies that were precursors to well known corporations of today such as Asahi Beer, Mainichi Newspaper and the Nankai Electric Railway.
His plaque can be found in Taiza Cemetery Park, not far from his birth home.
OTHER
FACTS
Recommended Experience: Tateiwa Guided Walk
Nearby Points of Interest:
Restaurants in Tango
Statues of Empress Hashiudo and her Son – Sightseeing
Tateiwa Rock – Sightseeing
Byobuiwa Rock – Sightseeing
Onaru Burial Mounds – Historic Sightseeing
Takano Shrine – Cultural Sightseeing
Shinmeiyama Burial Mound – Cultural Sightseeing
Kyogamisaki Lighthouse – Sightseeing
Tango Ancient Village Museum – Cultural Sightseeing
Tenki Tenki Tango – Giftshop
Tango Onsen Hashiudo-so – Hot Spring
Tateiwa & Nochigahama Beach – Beach & Campsite
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DETAILS
- Address
- 2536 Tangocho Taiza, Kyotango City, Kyoto, 627-0201
- Website
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https://www.ndl.go.jp/portrait/datas/449/
(Japanese only)