Dan-no-ura battlefield

Dannoura Battlefield was the final stage of the Genpei War. From Mimosusogawa Park, which offers a view of the strait, you can imagine the fierce battles that took place at that time. There are also many historical sites, such as the spot where two nuns carrying Emperor Antoku drowned and statues of the two heroes, Minamoto no Yoshitsune and Taira no Tomomori. Why not experience the intense battle between the Minamoto and Taira clans at this site and touch upon the profound history?

Standing at the site of the Battle of Dan-no-ura, you will find statues of Minamoto no Yoshitsune and Taira no Tomomori. Just by looking at them, you can see the fierce battle between the Genji and Heike clans unfolding before your eyes. Their statues, set against the backdrop of the strait, show different expressions day and night. You can also visit the spot where Emperor Antoku drowned and feel the historical moment of that time. Why not take a moment to reflect on this grand historical stage?

The beautiful scenery that spreads out from the Dan-no-ura Battlefield can be viewed in its entirety from Mimosusogawa Park. While gazing upon the statues of Minamoto no Yoshitsune and Taira no Tomomori, you can immerse yourself in the historical atmosphere by watching ships passing through the Kanmon Strait and the Kanmon Bridge. Additionally, there is a monument marking the spot where Emperor Antoku drowned, allowing you to feel the weight of this location as the site of the final battle of the Genpei War. Why not contemplate the profound history of this wonderful spot?

Dan-no-Ura Shrine is located at the center of the Dan-no-Ura Battlefield. At the top of the stairs, the spirits of the Heike clan are enshrined, and the view of the strait from there is breathtaking. Why not experience the excitement and emotion of historical significance that transcends time while walking on the site of the final battle between the Genji and Heike clans?

Why not experience the history of the Genpei War at the Dan-no-ura Battlefield while also enjoying local specialty cuisine loved by locals? Shimonoseki City is known as the home of fugu cuisine, and a variety of other seafood can also be enjoyed. In addition, the tile soba noodles that can be tasted at the Kawatana Onsen are also very popular. In this city where history and culture mix, embark on a timeless journey with delicious food.