[With guide] Yasugi Port and town prosperity course

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[With guide] Yasugi Port and town prosperity course

Yasugi, which developed from an iron shipping port to a steel town, has produced many cultural figures since ancient times.
On this course, you will walk with a navigator through the port and cityscape, visiting places associated with cultural figures.

*The places listed below are part of the entire course.

#shipping port #Streets of Yasugi #Tatara

Information

Date and time

14：00～15：30
(reservation required at least one week in advance)
*Time can be changed

Guide fee

1,000 yen/1 guide

Required time

About 90 minutes (2km)

Start

Yasugi Station

Capacity

Minimum number of participants: 1 person

Application

Please fill out the application form and send it to "Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association".
*Combination of guided tours is also available. Please consult with us.
*Prices are per guide.
*Applications must be made at least 7 days prior to the scheduled trip date.

Contact

Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association Secretariat
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Or Yasugi City Tourism Association
TEL：0854-23-7667・FAX：0854-23-7654

Notes

*The rates are approximate.
*This event may be canceled due to weather or other reasons.
※There is no guarantee due to accidents etc.

Route

Yasugi Station

Matsue Domain Ochaya Palace Ruins

Yonehara Unkai birthplace

Yasugi Port/Mt. Togami

Yasugikokan Ipputei

Birthplace of Kanjiro Kawai

START

Yasugi Station

In front of the station, there is a monument to the Kitamaebune, which operated during the era when Yasugi Port flourished as a shipping port.

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Matsue Domain Ochaya Palace Ruins

In the Edo period, this site was used as a dormitory for the lord of the Matsue domain when it was time for the daimyo's kotai or for officials to patrol the territory.

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Yonehara Unkai birthplace

The birthplace of Mr. Yonehara, an artist who took the world of sculpture by storm in the Meiji era.

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Yasugi Port/Mt. Togami

Yasugi Port was once used as a shipping port for iron and was bustling with Kitamaebune ships.
Mt. Tokami is located in a position that juts out to the eastern part of the port. The mountain is so familiar to local residents that it appears in a section of Yasugi Bushi.

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Yasugikokan Ipputei

An exchange base facility that has been renovated from one of the city's leading commercial sites. Built in the latter half of the Meiji period, it is over 100 years old.

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