Takesou Koku border and Green Forest Course

　In the old days, it was called Mt. Mi Yako and was built as a wolf smoke stand or a watch stand.
　In 1613, Ieyasu Tokugawa rested on this peak on the way to Suruga, drinking tea offered by the residents, saying, `` The pleasure of the elderly is to drink tea while watching the good scenery, from now on it is called Rakuhomine. "

　It is called a field road because it passes through the border between Sagami and Musashi. It is a ridge road that runs from Gokanme to Nakamaruyama, Seya Shimin-no-Mori and Akuwa to Kanazawa Ward.
　It is a promenade with beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons, and a row of cherry blossom trees is popular with citizens.

　Opened in 1976 (1976). It is part of the forest area that spreads out on the border with Asahi Ward and is the largest forest park in the city.
　You can enjoy forest bathing, insects, plants and bird watching, so both children and adults can enjoy it.

　Refers to the area where the current former Kami-Seya communication facility and the prefectural Hosoya To Heights are located.
　It is said to be the place where Yoshisada Nitta organized for the defeat of the Kamakura Shogunate. In the Muromachi period, the Zenshu Uesugi Rebellion, in which the former Kanto territory Zenshu Uesugi rebelled against Kamakura Kokata Mochiuji Ashikaga during the Muromachi period, a fierce battle was held in Musashi Seya Hara.

　The origin of the shrine is unknown. It is said that Yoritomo Minamoto lost in the battle of Mt. Ishibashi in August 1180 (1180), fled to Boso, tried to restart, collecting troops, and stayed overnight at this company the night before entering Kamakura on October 6.
　There are two zelkova trees, about 290 years old, designated by Furuki, Yokohama, on the grounds.

　It was founded in the Muromachi period (1394). The body of Dharma Daishi is enshrined. In addition to the stone Buddha of Dharma Daishi, there is a temple dedicated to the sericulture god built in the Edo period.
　In 1889, the first village office of Seya Village, which was formed by the merger of the three villages of Seya, Futatsu Bridge, and Miyazawa, was set up in the guest hall of Chotenji Temple.