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Yamajiro ni Ikou! 2026 ~Hyojo~

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Yamajiro ni Ikou! 2026 ~Hyojo~

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Event Overview

"Yamajiro ni Ikou!" is a major project designed to promote the rich mountain castle (Yamajiro) culture of Kani City, Gifu Prefecture. This year's theme is "Discover, Visit, Support, and Gather!" The featured event, "~Hyojo~", is a special lecture held at the Kani City Cultural Creation Center ala. It features high-profile guests, including the famous Rakugo storyteller Shota Shunpu-tei, who is well-known for his passion for castles. Join experts and specialists to explore the fascinating history and charm of Japanese mountain castles.

Highlights & What to Expect

The main draw of this event is the perfect blend of academic expertise and entertainment. The program is divided into two distinct sessions. Part 1 is an "Introductory Session," designed to explain the basics of mountain castle history in an easy-to-understand way, making it perfect for beginners or those new to Japanese castle culture. Part 2 is a "Specialized Session," focusing on the Battle of Sekigahara and the strategic importance of the surrounding mountain castles. This session offers a deeper, more academic look at the historical turning points that shaped Japan, providing a stimulating intellectual experience.

Schedule

The event consists of two sessions on October 18:

  • *Part 1**: 10:00 AM – (Introduction to Mountain Castle History)
  • *Part 2**: 1:30 PM – (Specialized Lecture on the Battle of Sekigahara and Mountain Castles)

Venue & Access

The event is held at a cultural facility in Kani City. Please use public transportation or a car to reach the venue.

  • *Venue Name**: Kani City Cultural Creation Center ala
  • *Address**: 3433-139 Shimokezu, Kani, Gifu

Important Participation Info

This event requires advance registration. Admission is limited to the first 800 participants (total for both sessions). Due to the popularity of the guest speakers, we highly recommend booking your spot early. While the event is free of charge, you must complete the reservation process in advance. Experience the profound depth of Japanese castle culture through the passionate storytelling of history professionals.

What to Bring & Etiquette

To get the most out of the lectures, we recommend bringing a notebook and pen to take notes. Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for sitting in a lecture hall. For the most up-to-date information regarding registration methods and availability, please check the official website.