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2023/12/2 / 千葉県 富津市 / Seasonal / Occasion

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Venue The ・ Fish
Address 299-1861 千葉県 富津市 金谷2288
Date 2023/12/2
Time 14:00 minute(s) - 18:30 minute(s)
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Mt. Sawtooth Mountain to be a Heritage Site of Japan Support Project

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Sawtooth Mountain, which straddles Futtsu City and Kyonan Town in Chiba Prefecture, has been selected by the Agency for Cultural Affairs as a "Japan Heritage Candidate Area" in 2020, and is engaged in a variety of activities in preparation for full recognition as a "Japan Heritage" site.
This year, 2023, will be the last year of our efforts as a candidate area, and we would like to create an opportunity to share the activities we have been engaged in for the past three years and our future prospects, to spread awareness of the "Sawtooth Mountain as a Japan Heritage Site" and to rediscover the charm of "Sawtooth Mountain" with many people. Sawtooth Mountain" with many people.

14:00 ～ 15:30 Environmental Cleanup （ at Mt. Sawtooth and its surroundings ）
16:00 ～ 17:00 Support Ceremony ： Keynote Speech by Mr. Hiroshi Suzuki （ The ・ at Fish ）
17:00 ～ 17:30 Live performance Performers NPO corporation Hikikumo （ Ichiban-boshi ）


[Parking] Due to the limited number of cars, please park in the Kanaya area ・ the ・ Fish side, at JR Hama Kanaya Station. Please use JR Sanuki-cho Station on the Tokyo Bay Kannon side. Thank you for your cooperation.

Please see the flyer on the website for more details.
If you wish to participate in the environmental cleanup activities, you need to apply in advance.
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Special Sponsor ： Tateishi Smoke Works Ltd.
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  • [Language]日本語
  • Posted : 2023/10/24
  • Published : 2023/10/24
  • Changed : 2023/10/24
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