"A heated battle!"

You can find the Dan-no-ura Battlefield Ruins (Mimosusogawa Park) near the Kanmon Tunnel Pedestrian Passage and the Kanmon Bridge.

You can walk there from Karato Market, but I recommend taking the bus, as there are many buses from the Karato bus stop.
You can see the Kanmon Bridge and the battlefield ruins together.

A heated battle between the Genji and Heike clans!
So cool.

The Choshu clan's gun batteries are on display.
If you pay a fee, you can also experience the roar and smoke of the cannon.

The contrast between the vermilion bridge and the Kanmon Bridge.

Oh yes, there's a gazebo-style bench where you can sit with the gun batteries.
That's unusual.

Pine trees, tables, and the Kanmon Bridge.

Of course, you can also do remote work here!
Doing remote work with the wild Kanmon Strait right in front of you is awesome.

The ships passing through the Kanmon Strait are also dynamic.

So, why not consider using this place as a resting spot?

"A heated battle!"

You can find the Dan-no-ura Battlefield Ruins (Mimosusogawa Park) near the Kanmon Tunnel Pedestrian Passage and the Kanmon Bridge.

You can walk there from Karato Market, but I recommend taking the bus, as there are many buses from the Karato bus stop.
You can see the Kanmon Bridge and the battlefield ruins together.

A heated battle between the Genji and Heike clans!
So cool.

The Choshu clan's gun batteries are on display.
If you pay a fee, you can also experience the roar and smoke of the cannon.

The contrast between the vermilion bridge and the Kanmon Bridge.

Oh yes, there's a gazebo-style bench where you can sit with the gun batteries.
That's unusual.

Pine trees, tables, and the Kanmon Bridge.

Of course, you can also do remote work here!
Doing remote work with the wild Kanmon Strait right in front of you is awesome.

The ships passing through the Kanmon Strait are also dynamic.

So, why not consider using this place as a resting spot?