There remains a legend in the Inba and Kaiso regions in Chiba that a dragon living in Lake Inba soared into the sky and made it rain, for his life, to save people from a severe drought, and his body resulted to be split into three parts. There is also a theory in Ryugasaki (literally dragon's spur), in south Ibaraki mostly adjacent to Chiba, that the city is named after the situation that it is located near one of the places the said creature's fragments falled to.

#66 Dragon

Type

Legendaries

Place

Mizu-to Midori-no Undo Hiroba

Area

Sakae, Chiba

Country

Japan

Date

23 December 2007

#65 Dragon

Type

Legendaries

Place

Near the City Hall

Area

Ryugasaki, Ibaraki

Country

Japan

Date

16 December 2007

The place and area names are as of the visited points of time.