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Genko Wall (Nishijin, Ikinomatsubara, Imazu)
元寇防塁(西新・生の松原・今津)
In preparation for a second invasion by the Mongols, the Kamakura shogunate constructed a stone defensive wall which extends roughly 20 km from Imazu to eastern Kashiihama along Hakata Bay.
At present, the wall can be viewed at three locations: Nishijin, Ikinomatsubara, and Imazu.
About the structure
Classification: National Historical Site
Built in 1274
Scale: Approximately 20 km
Basic Information
Address (Japanese) | 814-0002 福岡県 |
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Address | Fukuoka City, Sawara Ward, Nishijin 7 Fukuoka City, Nishi Ward, Ikinomatsubara Fukuoka City, Nishi Ward, Imazu |
Telephone Number | 092-711-4666(福岡市経済観光文化局文化財活用部文化財活用課) |
Contact | Fukuoka-shi Board of Education cultural assets Maintenance Division |
Fax Number | 092-733-5537 |
Access | Fukuoka Board of Education, Cultural Preservation Department 5 minute walk from the ”Bouruimae stop on the Nishitetsu Bus 15 min. walk from Shimayamato Station on the /JR Chikusen Line 10 min. walk from Fukushishisetsumae on the Showa Bus line |
*Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
- Area
- Fukuoka Area
- Category
- Historic Sites, Tombs & Ruins