Talk:Sado Island

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I wonder if adding that Sado Island is mentioned in a number of famous haiku and tanka would be appropriate for this article. For example, Basō's araumi ya / Sado ni yokotō / ama no gawa (Stormy seas! / Stretched across to Sado, the Milky Way. - translation by Janine Beichman from Masaoka Shiki, Kodansha Intl., © 1986 ISBN 0-8-87011-753-X), Any comments? gK 03:59, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)

What is the name of the plain?[edit]

The article has: "Kakakura plain", "Nakakura plain", and "Kuninaka plain". I believe that only "Kuninaka plain" is correct. What are these other ones? BirdValiant (talk) 19:19, 16 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]