Vivinavi

Description

The Kohitsu River has long been plagued by flood damage due to its many meandering places.
In the 1935's, in order to prevent flooding, construction work was carried out to eliminate the meandering sections, including Sugo ・ Didera, and the Sugo site was discovered at that time.
The large quantity of wood products found in the large ditch from the Kofun period became nationally famous, along with Toro ・ Karako.
Subsequent research uncovered the remains of rice paddies dating from the Yayoi period to the Middle Ages, giving us a glimpse of the Sugo area at that time.

In this issue, we will discuss the relationship between the changes in the flow path of the Kobitsu River and the Sugo site.

＊ Date and Time ： September 8th (Sunday) ） 2:00 pm ～ 3:30 pm （ Registration starts at 1:30 pm ）
＊ Location ： Kisarazu Central Community Center （ " Sparkle City Kisarazu" 6th floor ） Conference Room 7
JR Kisarazu Station, 6th floor of the building across from the harbor entrance (西口) rotary.
Please take the elevator up.　　Central Community Center Tel 0438-25-4581

＊ Fee ： 400 yen （ Junior high school students and older. Non-members only. Free for members. ）
＊ Please use public transportation such as trains or buses to get to Kisarazu Central Public Hall as much as possible.
If you have your own car, you may be asked to use paid parking in the surrounding area.
＊ Non-members must apply in advance to　
＊ Please take precautions against infection such as masks and hand washing.

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