Participation fee 500 yen (Documents/insurance fees)

Children preschool age or younger are not allowed to enter.

The coast of “Mabunhito,” where the Battle of Okinawa ended, is a sea cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. There are many rock grooves and rock holes scattered under the steep cliff 60 meters above sea level. Japanese soldiers, student soldiers, and refugees cornered by the US military hid themselves, but many casualties occurred before the US military's clean-up campaign. The Okinawa Prefectural Peace Memorial Museum Friends Association explores deep in the hills, sets up fieldwork routes, and follows battle sites hidden in the hills. Also, look at the rock mass that collapsed after being exposed to heavy bombardment from the reef at low tide and search for traces of the Battle of Okinawa.

Participation notes:
The fieldwork course is rocky and has many ups and downs. If your legs and hips are weak, there is a risk of falling and getting injured when walking about 4 kilometers (height difference of 30 meters), so people who are not confident in their physical strength or younger than high school students are not allowed to participate. Also, cell phone signals do not reach the entire course.

Clothing: Clothes suitable for mountain walking, helmet (required; rental if not available), gloves, rubber boots, or waterproof hiking shoes. Lunch at the site during breaks (snacks, drinks, sweets, etc. are required

Capacity：50 people

Intended audience：People who are not confident in their physical strength, and those under high school age are not allowed to participate

Advance applications are required