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[Oiso Guide Association]
"Walking the Tokaido Oiso Post Town"
This is a tour tracing the historical sites of the old Tokaido Oiso post town from west to east.♪

The tour visits former sites such as the Tokaido pine-lined avenue; Shigitatsu-an, once Oiso’s top attraction in the Edo period; Endaiji, which houses the famed Tora-no-ishi stone that was a Tokaido curiosity; the Edo-facing gate ruins depicted in Hiroshige’s ukiyo-e; and the old Koraiji (now Takakura Shrine), adjacent to the east of Oiso-juku and formerly a goshuin (temple stamp) site.

[Date] Saturday, February 24, 2024 (Reiwa 6)
[Meeting Time and Place] Oiso Station South Plaza, 9:00
[Capacity] 50 people
[Participation Fee] 500 yen (including insurance and materials) plus Shigitatsu-an admission fee (110 yen for residents, 310 yen for non-residents)
[How to Apply] Apply via the website
[Application Deadline] Tuesday, February 13, 2024 (Reiwa 6)
[Course]
About 4 km: Oiso Station South Plaza (9:00) – Former Sorokaku (9:20) – Tokaido Pine-Lined Avenue (9:30) – Kamigata Gate Site – Shigitatsu-an (9:40) – Minami-gumi Ton'yaba Site – Honjin Site (10:20) – Endaiji (10:30) – Sannocho Old Road – Edo Gate Site (11:20) – Keshouzaka Ichirizuka (11:30) – Keshou Well – Kokuzo-do Site (11:40) – Takakura Shrine (11:50) Disband
*Notes: Wear comfortable shoes and clothing for walking

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