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This hiking event takes place in the historic area of Kiyama, Fukuoka. Participants will walk the route from the Nakanoo stone foundation group to the Dai-oseki group within the Ki-i Castle ruins. The Dai-oseki group features large granite foundations of a structure with a massive 10x3 ken scale, positioned to offer a commanding view of the surroundings.
Discover the historical remains of Kiyama's past. The Dai-oseki stone foundations, where many ancient roof tiles have been found, suggest this was a site of great significance. This trek allows you to physically trace the ancient history of Kiyama while enjoying the natural scenery.
Date: July 11, 2026. Please follow the organizer's instructions regarding specific meeting times and course segments.
The venue is the Ki-i Castle ruins area in Kiyama. The nearest station is JR Kiyama Station, approximately a 10-minute drive from the station. From the pedestrian bridge at Kiyama Station, you can enjoy views of the Ki-i Castle ruins and the Sekiya earthen walls. Parking is available in the vicinity.
This program focuses on observing historical stone foundations. It is recommended to learn a bit about the local history beforehand to enhance your experience. You can also visit the Kiyama Municipal Library to view local historical materials, including tiles excavated from the Ki-i Castle ruins.
As this involves hiking, please wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear.