Rediscover the charm of the city! Learning by walking "City Walking"

[Highlights] Kure City was the largest military port city in the Orient, and many pre-war buildings and historical sites remain. The history and people's activities are rooted in the area. The scenery you see casually may look completely different when you walk with a guide who has specialized knowledge of history and geography. You can also experience the exciting feeling of exploration as you make your way through the ups and downs of the paths and stairs. By walking, you will discover small things that you don't usually see and be surprised by them. Why not learn about the history and topography of Kure by "walking around the city" and discover many surprises? And through this experience of "walking around the city", you may find hints of unexpected charms that are sure to be found in the city where you were born and raised. [Itinerary] The course will walk through the "Ryojo-Kawaharaishi area", which was not burned during the Kure air raid. There are many impressive spots scattered around, such as wooden buildings from before the war, modern buildings made of red bricks and tiles, a complex maze-like path that goes up to the top of the mountain, and the 200 steps that were the location for the movie "Umizaru". You will be guided while listening to explanations with an original picture map and materials. [Details] ◆ Basic town walking course Meet at Kure Station. Travel on foot. See the seven curves, stepped houses, 200 steps, red brick walls, modern architecture remaining from before the war, and more. Walk about 5km in 2 hours. Disband at Kure Station. *If you have requests regarding time, number of people, walking distance, spots, travel time, etc., we can also propose a course that meets your requests. The price may change depending on the guided time and number of people (example) ・Maximum of 20 people per group, up to 2 groups (40 people) can be accommodated at the same time ・As slowly as possible with 10 people. Want to start touring historical spots from flat roads ・Want to walk to as many spots as possible during tourism seminar training