Participants in the 7 Magome Writers' Walk "The History of Omori-Sanno Development by Great Men of the Late Edo and Meiji Periods"

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202601/25(Day)	Recruitment AssociationSanno Sodo Memorial MuseumOzaki Shiro Memorial Museum Participants in the 7 Magome Writers' Footsteps Walking Tour "The History of Omori-Sanno Development by Great Men of the Late Edo and Meiji Periods"

Seeking participants for a walking tour following in the footsteps of Magome writers: "The History of Omori-Sanno Development by Great Men of the Late Edo and Meiji Eras"

To mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of Omori Station in June 1876, we will visit the former second home of Inoue Kaoru, who was instrumental in developing the city's transportation network, in front of Sanno Elementary School, and Omori Station.

*The course may change in case of rain.

Example of a course: Writers Village relief in front of Omori Station

Date	令和8年3月28日（日）①10:00～12:00 ②14:00～16:00
Venue	Meet at Sanno Sodo Memorial Museum (introducing Katsu Kaishu and Tokutomi Soho, same below) → Ozaki Shiro Memorial Museum (Takasugi Shinsaku and Ozaki Shiro) → Sanno Elementary School (Inoue Kaoru and Katsura Taro) → Kiyoura (Keigo) Slope → Omori Shell Midden Ruins Garden (Morse and Shibusawa Eiichi) → Disband in front of Omori Station
Lecturer	Curator of Sanno Sosudo Memorial Hall, Ota Ward
Entry fee	Free / advance application system
Capacity	15 people each time (if the number of participants exceeds the capacity, there will be a lottery)
Application deadline	Must arrive by Friday, April 8, 3rd year of Reiwa
How to apply	Please apply by return postcard or fax. Up to 1 people per letter. Please fill in your postal code, address, name (with furigana), age, phone number, and desired time slot (either ① or ② is fine), specify that you would like to participate in the "Walking Tour Following in the Footsteps of Magome Writers" and send it to the address below. * Please enter the address and name of the representative on the reply postcard. * If you apply by fax, please be sure to enter the fax number for reply.
Application destination Contact Us	〒143-0024 4-2-1 Chuo, Ota-ku, Ota-ku Ryushi Memorial Museum "Walk in the footsteps of Magome writers" TEL/FAX 03-3772-0680

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Participants in the 7 Magome Writers' Footsteps Walking Tour "The History of Omori-Sanno Development by Great Men of the Late Edo and Meiji Periods"

Seeking participants for a walking tour following in the footsteps of Magome writers: "The History of Omori-Sanno Development by Great Men of the Late Edo and Meiji Eras"