【鎌倉古道上道迷走日記⑨】埼玉核心部！毛呂山町・鳩山町の国指定史跡「鎌倉街道」と古墳・板碑・窯跡を歩く

Starting from Kamakura, the ancient capital of the samurai, our journey along the Kamakura Old Road Upper Road to Takasaki finally reaches the heart of Saitama Prefecture, into Moroyama and Hatoyama towns. Here, the Kamakura Old Road still stands, retaining its medieval scenery, and in the surrounding area you can see numerous ruins that tell the story of history from ancient times to the Middle Ages. Moroyama town in particular is a scenic area that has been designated a national historic site, with plenty of information boards and a museum, and you can feel the passion for preserving the Kamakura Kaido and its related ruins. --------------------------------------------- [Time Code] ◆Remaining Highway at Hotokesaka Ruins: 2:17 ◆Existing Kamakura Old Road: 6:10 ◆Moroyama Town History and Folklore Museum: 10:29 ◆Kawazumi Kofun Group: 15:13 ◆Enkei Stone Tablet: 15:50 ◆Koshin Tower: 16:47 ◆Lanterns on the Banks of the Kobe River: 22:22 ◆Akanuma Ancient Tile Kiln Site: 28:42 --------------------------------------------- [Kamakura Old Road] Moroyama Town/Hatoyama Town ◆Moroyama Town is home to the Kamakura Highway, earning it a nationally designated historic site designation. The preserved area is vast, and there are plenty of information signs, designed to be easy to understand, especially for children, so it's clear that a lot of effort has been put into it. ◆The Ishida and Akanuma Ancient Kiln Sites in Hatoyama Town are located within the scenic Rural Park. Although it's a little inconvenient to get to, it's amazing to learn that roof tiles and pottery were already being mass-produced during the Ritsuryo period. ◆To access Moroyama Town and Hatoyama Town, take the Kawagoe Sightseeing Bus from Sakado Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, which runs about twice an hour. If you're driving, there are ample parking lots at the Moroyama Town Museum and Hatoyama Town Rural Park. ------------------------------------------------------------ [Channel] @Walking Japan [Ancient Roads Living Today] ・We want to follow the dirt roads as closely as possible to their original state. ・We want to walk with the same feelings as the people of the past. ・There's a lot you can learn by actually walking them. Even if a route is featured on the websites of city, town, or local tourist associations, information is often lacking. We conduct thorough research and carefully select the routes we introduce. ◆Operating Company: Aster Vision, Inc. Website: https://astervision.co.jp/ --------------------------------- [Filming Equipment] ◆iPhone 13 Pro ◆DJI Osmo 6 --------------------------------- [Editing Software] ◆PowerDirector 365 --------------------------------- Parts of the video use Geospatial Information Authority of Japan tiles with place names, icons, etc. added. --------------------------------- C0ILEHQCDQQP1OJ2 K99CJOQRLROYYZXK