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Venue Kisarazu Central Public Hall （ "Sparkle City Kisarazu" 6F ） Conference Room 7
Address 292-0831 千葉県 木更津市 富士見１丁目２−１
Date 2024/8/25
Time 14:00 minute(s) - 15:20 minute(s)
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Web Access No.2045723

125th Lecture on Regional Culture in Boso

◎The World of Dewa Sanzan Road Chronicles of the Edo Period
From Koito to Dewa Sanzan ： Reading "Yudenzan Road Chronicles" ～
Shigeo Watanabe (Kimitsu City Cultural Property Council Member)
We will talk about the itinerary and actual travel in those days, as a result of
the study of ancient documents, from the present Kimitsu city area to Dewa Sanzan(現 ， Yamagata Prefecture).　　　　　　　

＊ Date and Time ： August 25th (Sunday) ） 2:00pm ～ 3:20pm （ Registration starts at 1:30pm ）
＊ Place ： Kisarazu Central Community Center （ "Sparkle City Kisarazu ） Meeting Room 7, 6th floor
JR Kisarazu Station, 6th floor of the building across from the harbor entrance (西口) roundabout.
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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