Shichigahama

Shichigahama is a city positioned in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. As of 1 August 2017, the town had an anticipated population of 18,983, and a population density of 1420 individuals in keeping with km² in 6,598 families. The total area of the city is 13.19 rectangular kilometres. The region of present-day Shichigahama became a part of ancient Mutsu Province, and has been settled in view that at the least the Jomon length of Japanese pre-history.

One of the largest shell mounds to be determined in Japan is placed at the Shichigahama Jomon History Museum With the established order of Tagajo in the Nara period, Shichigahama became a part of the relevant Yamato colonization region in the vicinity. During this time, Shichigahama become recorded as sending a wealth of marine produce to the close by capital. During the Sengoku period, the vicinity become contested through numerous samurai clans before the vicinity came under the control of the Date extended family of Sendai Domain during the Edo duration, below the Tokugawa shogunate.