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Definition of サーレマー‐とう in the Japanese dictionary
Saaremer and the other [Saaremajima] "Saaremaa" An island floating in the Baltic Sea in the western part of Estonia. German and Swedish names are Eisel Island. It is the largest of the islands of the country. It is located at the entrance of the Riga Bay, separated from Latvia by the Irbe Strait. The main town is the southern Cressal. In addition to the medieval historic buildings such as the Crésare Castle and the Kalya Church, there are the Karri crater, which is said to have been made thousands of years ago, and the underground wind turbines familiar to the symbol of the island. サーレマー‐とう【サーレマー島】 《Saaremaa》エストニア西部、バルト海に浮かぶ島。ドイツ語およびスウェーデン語名はエーゼル島。同国の島の中で最も大きい。リガ湾の入口に位置し、ラトビアとはイルベ海峡で隔てられる。主な町は南部のクレッサーレ。クレッサーレ城やカルヤ教会などの中世の歴史的建造物が残るほか、数千年前にできたとされるカーリクレーター、島のシンボルとして親しまれるアングラ風車群がある。
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2 JAPANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «サーレマー‐とう»
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