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Fuwanoseki Museum (Sekigahara Town History and Folklore Museum)

Local history covering 6 eras from prehistoric to contemporary.

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Ukita Hideie's Encampment Site
宇喜多秀家陣跡
Ukita Hideie from Bizen Province (present-day Okayama), served as Vice Commander of the Western army, and brought the largest army on the Western Front, consisting of over 17,000 soldiers. Hideie was able to escape the battle and travel all the way to Satsuma Province (Kagoshima) before eventually being apprehended. He was spared a death sentence but was exiled to Hachijojima where he spent the rest of his life.
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Restaurant Mirai
未来食堂
A restaurant near the Battle Commencement Marker, with views of the surrounding mountains.
Wed-Sat 11:30-15:30
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Eastern and Western Head Mounds
Higashi and Nishi Kubizuka
On opposite sides of the train tracks, two shrines commemorate the sites where two large mounds of the severed heads of fallen soldiers were buried. As per traditional Japanese concepts of reverence for the dead, these shrines are dedicated to all who fell in the battle, not solely forces of one side.
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Battlefield Commencement Marker
国指定史跡関ヶ原古戦場開戦地
A marker dedicated to where the first shots of the battle were fired. It also has benches and information boards that detail the order of battle and positions.