🇯🇵 Oppama - Shonan Takatori Yokosuka, Japan Summer Daytime Walk 4K

0:00 Oppama
8:28 Air raid shelter?
14:48 Keikyu Railway
19:00 Shonan Takatori
23:50 A road no longer in use
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The history of Shonan Takatori has many different aspects, with the natural environment and military elements of the region intertwined.
Ancient to Middle Ages
- **Ancient**: People have lived in this area since ancient times, and fishing and agriculture were practiced. Archaeological excavations have uncovered remains from the Jomon and Yayoi periods.
- **Middle Ages**: During the Kamakura period, the entire Shonan region was under the control of the Kamakura Shogunate. During this period, Shonan Takatori also developed under its influence.
Early Modern to Modern
- **Edo Period**: During the Edo period, Shonan Takatori developed as an area centered on agriculture and fishing. During this period, it also played a key role as a transportation hub, becoming one of the important hubs connecting Edo and the provinces.
- **Meiji Period**: In the Meiji Period, Shonan Takatori rode the wave of modernization, especially the construction of military facilities. The Yokosuka Naval Arsenal and other military-related facilities were established, and the area came to occupy an important military position.
Modern Times
- **Postwar**: After World War II, Shonan Takatori was rebuilt and developed as a residential area. It also became more attractive as a tourist destination, and became known as a resort area, especially along the coast.
- **Present Day**: Shonan Takatori continues to develop as an area suitable for modern life while making use of its natural environment and historical heritage. It has become a place loved by both tourists and locals.
Thus, the history of Shonan Takatori has undergone many changes, but its rich natural environment and historical background form the area's charm.
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Muy interesante el refugio antiaéreo aunque fue muy corto

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Yokosuka alberga muchas reliquias de guerra de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.