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The text related to the cultural heritage 'Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region' has mentioned 'Historic site' in the following places:

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Name Completion Date Location Construction type Comments Image xc5x8cura Cathedral and Related Facilities (xe5xa4xa7xe6xb5xa6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[6] 1864 Nagasaki Brick National Treasure Kuroshima Church (xe9xbbx92xe5xb3xb6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[7] 1902 Sasebo Brick Important Cultural Property Former Gorin Church (xe6x97xa7xe4xbax94xe8xbcxaaxe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe5xa0x82)[8] 1881 Gotxc5x8d Wood Important Cultural Property Kashiragashima Church (xe9xa0xadxe3x83xb6xe5xb3xb6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[9] 1919 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Stone Important Cultural Property Tabira Church (xe7x94xb0xe5xb9xb3xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[10] 1917/8 Hirado Brick No Entry Shitsu Church (xe5x87xbaxe6xb4xa5xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1882 Nagasaki Brick xc5x8cno Church (xe5xa4xa7xe9x87x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe5xa0x82)[11] 1893 Nagasaki Stone Important Cultural Property Former Nokubi Church and related remains (xe6x97xa7xe9x87x8exe9xa6x96xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1908 Ojika Brick Egami Church (xe6xb1x9fxe4xb8x8axe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[12] 1917/8 Gotxc5x8d Wood Important Cultural Property Hara Castle remains (xe5x8ex9fxe5x9fx8exe8xb7xa1)[13] Minamishimabara Historic Site Hinoe Castle remains (xe6x97xa5xe9x87x8exe6xb1x9fxe5x9fx8exe8xb7xa1)[14] Minamishimabara Not Entry Hirado Islandxe2x80x99s sacred places and villages (xe5xb9xb3xe6x88xb8xe5xb3xb6xe3x81xaexe8x81x96xe5x9cxb0xe3x81xa8xe9x9bx86xe8x90xbd) Hirado, Nagasaki Important Cultural Landscape Sakitsu Village in Amakusa (xe5xa4xa9xe8x8dx89xe3x81xaexefxa8x91xe6xb4xa5xe9x9bx86xe8x90xbd) Amakusa, Kumamoto Important Cultural Landscape	WIKI
Name Completion Date Location Construction type Comments Image Former Catholic Seminary (xe6x97xa7xe7xbex85xe5x85xb8xe7xa5x9exe5xadxa6xe6xa0xa1)[15] 1875 Nagasaki Timber-framed Brick Important Cultural Property Aosagaura Church (xe9x9dx92xe7xa0x82xe3x83xb6xe6xb5xa6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[16] 1910 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Brick Important Cultural Property Mementos of Father Marc Marie de Rotz (xe3x83x89xe3x83xbbxe3x83xadxe7xa5x9exe7x88xb6xe9x81xbaxe8xb7xa1) Nagasaki Former Shitsu Aid Center (xe6x97xa7xe5x87xbaxe6xb4xa5xe6x95x91xe5x8axa9xe9x99xa2)[17][18][19] Nagasaki Shelter, macaroni factory, and sardine processing area are all Important Cultural Properties Dxc5x8dzaki Church (xe5xa0x82xe5xb4x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1907 Gotxc5x8d Brick Hxc5x8dki Church (xe5xaex9dxe4xbax80xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1899 Hirado Wood/Brick Christian tombstone (xe5x90x89xe5x88xa9xe6x94xafxe4xb8xb9xe5xa2x93xe7xa2x91)[20] Minamishimabara Historic Site Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan (xe6x97xa5xe6x9cxacxe4xbax8cxe5x8dx81xe5x85xadxe8x81x96xe4xbaxbaxe6xaex89xe6x95x99xe5x9cxb0) 1864 Nagasaki Site of Saint Dominic Church (xe3x82xb5xe3x83xb3xe3x83x88xe3x83xbbxe3x83x89xe3x83x9fxe3x83xb3xe3x82xb4xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe8xb7xa1) 1609 Nagasaki Urakami Cathedral (xe6xb5xa6xe4xb8x8axe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82) 1959 Nagasaki Reinforced concrete Former Residence of Archbishop (xe6x97xa7xe5xa4xa7xe5x8fxb8xe6x95x99xe9xa4xa8) 1914 Nagasaki Kaminoshima Church (xe7xa5x9exe3x83x8exe5xb3xb6xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1897 Nagasaki Brick Kurosaki Church (xe9xbbx92xe5xb4x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1920 Nagasaki Brick Himosashi Church (xe7xb4x90xe5xb7xaexe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1929 Hirado Reinforced concrete xc5x8cso Church (xe5xa4xa7xe6x9bxbexe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1916 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Brick	WIKI

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Name Completion Date Location Construction type Comments Image xc5x8cura Cathedral and Related Facilities (xe5xa4xa7xe6xb5xa6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[6] 1864 Nagasaki Brick National Treasure Kuroshima Church (xe9xbbx92xe5xb3xb6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[7] 1902 Sasebo Brick Important Cultural Property Former Gorin Church (xe6x97xa7xe4xbax94xe8xbcxaaxe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe5xa0x82)[8] 1881 Gotxc5x8d Wood Important Cultural Property Kashiragashima Church (xe9xa0xadxe3x83xb6xe5xb3xb6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[9] 1919 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Stone Important Cultural Property Tabira Church (xe7x94xb0xe5xb9xb3xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[10] 1917/8 Hirado Brick No Entry Shitsu Church (xe5x87xbaxe6xb4xa5xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1882 Nagasaki Brick xc5x8cno Church (xe5xa4xa7xe9x87x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe5xa0x82)[11] 1893 Nagasaki Stone Important Cultural Property Former Nokubi Church and related remains (xe6x97xa7xe9x87x8exe9xa6x96xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1908 Ojika Brick Egami Church (xe6xb1x9fxe4xb8x8axe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[12] 1917/8 Gotxc5x8d Wood Important Cultural Property Hara Castle remains (xe5x8ex9fxe5x9fx8exe8xb7xa1)[13] Minamishimabara Historic Site Hinoe Castle remains (xe6x97xa5xe9x87x8exe6xb1x9fxe5x9fx8exe8xb7xa1)[14] Minamishimabara Not Entry Hirado Islandxe2x80x99s sacred places and villages (xe5xb9xb3xe6x88xb8xe5xb3xb6xe3x81xaexe8x81x96xe5x9cxb0xe3x81xa8xe9x9bx86xe8x90xbd) Hirado, Nagasaki Important Cultural Landscape Sakitsu Village in Amakusa (xe5xa4xa9xe8x8dx89xe3x81xaexefxa8x91xe6xb4xa5xe9x9bx86xe8x90xbd) Amakusa, Kumamoto Important Cultural Landscape

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Name Completion Date Location Construction type Comments Image Former Catholic Seminary (xe6x97xa7xe7xbex85xe5x85xb8xe7xa5x9exe5xadxa6xe6xa0xa1)[15] 1875 Nagasaki Timber-framed Brick Important Cultural Property Aosagaura Church (xe9x9dx92xe7xa0x82xe3x83xb6xe6xb5xa6xe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82)[16] 1910 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Brick Important Cultural Property Mementos of Father Marc Marie de Rotz (xe3x83x89xe3x83xbbxe3x83xadxe7xa5x9exe7x88xb6xe9x81xbaxe8xb7xa1) Nagasaki Former Shitsu Aid Center (xe6x97xa7xe5x87xbaxe6xb4xa5xe6x95x91xe5x8axa9xe9x99xa2)[17][18][19] Nagasaki Shelter, macaroni factory, and sardine processing area are all Important Cultural Properties Dxc5x8dzaki Church (xe5xa0x82xe5xb4x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1907 Gotxc5x8d Brick Hxc5x8dki Church (xe5xaex9dxe4xbax80xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1899 Hirado Wood/Brick Christian tombstone (xe5x90x89xe5x88xa9xe6x94xafxe4xb8xb9xe5xa2x93xe7xa2x91)[20] Minamishimabara Historic Site Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan (xe6x97xa5xe6x9cxacxe4xbax8cxe5x8dx81xe5x85xadxe8x81x96xe4xbaxbaxe6xaex89xe6x95x99xe5x9cxb0) 1864 Nagasaki Site of Saint Dominic Church (xe3x82xb5xe3x83xb3xe3x83x88xe3x83xbbxe3x83x89xe3x83x9fxe3x83xb3xe3x82xb4xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9axe8xb7xa1) 1609 Nagasaki Urakami Cathedral (xe6xb5xa6xe4xb8x8axe5xa4xa9xe4xb8xbbxe5xa0x82) 1959 Nagasaki Reinforced concrete Former Residence of Archbishop (xe6x97xa7xe5xa4xa7xe5x8fxb8xe6x95x99xe9xa4xa8) 1914 Nagasaki Kaminoshima Church (xe7xa5x9exe3x83x8exe5xb3xb6xe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1897 Nagasaki Brick Kurosaki Church (xe9xbbx92xe5xb4x8exe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1920 Nagasaki Brick Himosashi Church (xe7xb4x90xe5xb7xaexe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1929 Hirado Reinforced concrete xc5x8cso Church (xe5xa4xa7xe6x9bxbexe6x95x99xe4xbcx9a) 1916 Shinkamigotxc5x8d Brick

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