「ここは本当に駅前か？」読売ランド前から生田への抜け道が登山レベルで過酷すぎた...

I walked from Yomiuri Land-Mae Station on the Odakyu Line to Ikuta Station, and the mountain path was more challenging than I imagined. Emerging from the hustle and bustle of the station, I soon found myself surrounded by nature, unexpected castle ruins, and sites associated with Tokyo Verdy and the Yomiuri Giants. In the season of fresh greenery, I'll introduce you to some hidden gems I discovered while tackling steep slopes. If you're interested in local backstreets and hidden historical sites, be sure to read to the end! [Table of Contents] 00:00 Start from the North Exit of Yomiuri Land-Mae Station 00:36 Was this actually Nishi-Ikuta Station? The history of the station 02:26 Mysterious insect discovered! Nature observation in May 08:00 Tokyo Verdy Headquarters & signs of the Yomiuri Giants 09:12 Entering the steep slopes of Suge Sengoku 15:05 Heading into the green space of Suge Baba 18:13 The remains of a subsidiary castle of the legendary Ozawa Castle? 11:50 PM: Break at Ikuta Sansho Park (horizontal bar challenge) 1:55 AM: Spectacular views overlooking Ikuta Station and the end of the day #OdakyuLine #YomiuriLand #Ikuta #Walk #CityWalk #KawasakiCity #TamaWard