Historic spots of Genko (Mongol invasion of Japan)

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  • Mongolian Invasions Historical Museum
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    Higashi-Koen, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka

    The museum, located in the Higashi Park where the Fukuoka prefectural office building resides, exhibits historical materials related to the battle of Bun-ei and Koan that were the invasions of northern part of Kyushu by Mongolian army. Armors of Japanese and Mongolian armies or Mongolian armor su...
  • Iki-no-Matsubara Bulwark against Mongol Invasion (ruin)
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    Iki-no-Matsubara, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka

    This bulwark against Mongolian invasion stretches from Nagatare coast to Odo coast for about 2.5 kilometers. An archeological research found that the bulwark was built with stones piled up into the wall of 1 - 1.5 meters in width and 1.8 meters in height and the inside was reinforced with clay.
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  • Imajuku Bulwark Against Mongol Invasion (ruin)
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    Imajuku-ekimae 1-chome, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka

    This bulwark was built on the beach stretching from Nagatare Mountain to Imayama Mountain, partly financed by the lord of Buzen province in Edo period. Today, the Government-designated areas are in front of Nagatare Kaisuiyokujo and at the bottom of Imayama Mountain. A historical report tells in ...
  • Imazu Bulwalk Against Mongol Invasion(ruin)
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    Imazu, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka

    This Bulwark, originally as long as 20 kilometers from Imazu of Hakata Bay to Kashii, was built by Kamakura Shogunate government for expected invasions of Mongolian army. The part of it remains for 3 kilometers along the beach, streching from the foot of Kojidake Mountain eastward to Bishamon Mou...
  • Nishijin and Momochi Bulwarks Against Mongol Invasion (ruin)
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    Nishijin 7-chome, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka

    The bulwark ruin of Nishijin & Momochi area used to be the center of 20 kilometers of bulwark. In 1274 at the time of Bun-ei invasion, Mongolian army landed in Momochi area and the surrounding areas including Sohara, Torikai and Akasaka were turned into battlefields. The bulwark was built aft...
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