no Kuni Fudoki 相模国風土記 Shimōsa Province: Shimousa no Kuni Fudoki 下総国風土記 Kazusa Province: Kazusa no Kuni Fudoki 上総国風土記 Hitachi Province: Hitachi no Kuni Fudoki :ja:常陸国風土記 Tōsandō Ōmi Province: Ōmi no Kuni Fudoki :ja:近江国風土記 Mino Province: Mino no Kuni Fudoki 美濃国風土記 Hida Province: Hida no Kuni Fudoki 飛騨国風土記 Shinano Province: Shinano no Kuni Fudoki 信濃国風土記 Michinoku Province: Michinoku no Kuni Fudoki 陸奥国風土記 Hokurikudō Wakasa Province: Wakasa no Kuni Fudoki 若狭国風土記 Echizen Province: Echizen no Kuni Fudoki 越前国風土記 Echigo Province: Echigo no Kuni Fudoki 越後国風土記 San'indō Tango Province: Tango no Kuni Fudoki :ja:丹後国風土記 Inaba Province: Inaba no Kuni Fudoki 因幡国風土記 Hōki Province: Hōki no Kuni Fudoki 伯耆国風土記 Izumo Province: Izumo no Kuni Fudoki :ja:出雲国風土記 Iwami Province: Iwami no Kuni Fudoki 石見国風土記 San'yōdō Harima Province: Harima no Kuni Fudoki :ja:播磨国風土記 Mimasaka Province: Mimasaka no Kuni Fudoki 美作国風土記 Bizen Province: Bizen no Kuni Fudoki 備前国風土記 Bitchū Province: Bitchū no Kuni Fudoki 備中国風土記 Bingo Province: Bingo no Kuni Fudoki :ja:備後国風土記 Nankaidō Kii Province: Kii no Kuni Fudoki 紀伊国風土記 Awaji Province: Awaji no Kuni Fudoki 淡路国風土記 Awa Province (Tokushima): Awa no Kuni Fudoki 阿波国風土記 Sanuki Province: Sanuki no Kuni Fudoki 讃岐国風土記 Iyo Province: Iyo no Kuni Fudoki 伊予国風土記 Tosa Province: Tosa no Kuni Fudoki 土佐国風土記 Saikaidō Chikuzen Province: Chikuzen no Kuni Fudoki 筑前国風土記 Chikugo Province: Chikugo no Kuni Fudoki 筑後国風土記 Buzen Province: Buzen no Kuni Fudoki 豊前国風土記 Bungo Province: Bungo no Kuni Fudoki :ja:豊後国風土記 Hizen Province: Hizen no Kuni Fudoki :ja:肥前国風土記 Higo Province: Higo no Kuni Fudoki 肥後国風土記 Hyūga Province: Hyūga no Kuni Fudoki 日向国風土記 Ōsumi Province: Ōsumi no Kuni Fudoki 大隅国風土記 Satsuma Province: Satsuma no Kuni Fudoki 薩摩国風土記 Iki Province: Iki no Kuni Fudoki 壱岐国風土記 Parks In 1966 the Agency for Cultural Affairs called on the prefectural governments to build open-air museums and parks called near historic sites such as tombs (kofun) and provincial temples. These archaeological museums preserve and exhibit cultural properties to enhance public understanding of provincial history and culture. See also Japanese Historical Text Initiative Notes References External links 風土記(Big5 Chinese) texts of the remaining Fudoki & scattered passages in other books. Manuscript scans at Waseda University Library: Hizen, 1800,Bungo, 1800, Bungo, unknown 風土記 国土としての始原史～風土記逸文 Classical Japan Old Japanese texts Nara-period works Agriculture in Japan Japanese mythology Shinto texts