Hiyodorigoe Forest Park

It is a forest park famous for "reverse drop over the ridge".

Original Text

It is a famous place for the famous scene of the battle of Ichinodani in the Genpei Battle "Reverse drop over the ridge". It is the place where Yoshitsune attacked the Heike and retreated the Heike to Yashima by saying to the busho (Japanese military commander) who was surprised to see the cliff, saying, "If the road where the deer can pass, even a horse can pass." I was interested and went by car, but I was looking at the city of Kobe, thinking that it was not such a cliff but exaggerated. The night view will be beautiful at night.

It is a chick crossing that became the stage of the battle of the valley of the Genpei Battle.

Original Text

"Hiyodorigoe Forest Park", which is just off the bypass IC at the foot of the mountain, is the stage of the battle of the valley of the Genpei Battle. It is a famous place in history where Minamoto no Yoshitsune attacked the Heike from Ogoshi at once. There aren't many parking lots, so I think it's a good idea to go out by car. The north is a mountain, and from the open south, you can clearly see the city of Akashi Ohashi and Kobe.

It feels good.

Original Text

You can access it from the foot of the mountain bypass that connects to Shin-Kobe or the West Kobe Road from Yumeno. It is a wide 々 park with a parking lot, and the night view on the way is beautiful. However, be careful because Nishi Kobe Road is catching 々 mouse!

A forest park with convenient access and easy forest bathing

Original Text

Kobe City, which is sandwiched between the Seto Inland Sea in the south and the Rokko Mountains in the north, is characterized by a good location where you can enjoy nature immediately from the city. There are many large-scale parks right next to residential areas. One of them is the "Hiyodorigoe Forest Park" that spans Nagata Ward and Kita Ward. It is close to a large-scale new town called chiyodoridai, and it can be easily visited by city bus from each station of Sannomiya, Kobe and natani. The area is a mountain foot bypass that crosses the park, divided into north and south, and the Yamabiko Bridge connects both areas. Parking lot ...