房総ふれあいの道（林道大久保線・林道月崎大久保線 合流点）

A route from Tsukizaki to Kazusa Okubo Station to Daifukuin just below the summit of Mt. Daifuku. This is an important point that is a three-dimensional 7-way road (3-way road + 4-way road), and is officially the confluence of the forest road Tsukizaki Okubo line and the forest road Okubo line. The forest road Okubo line is a steep slope of about 500m downhill from this confluence. (It is not possible to pass each other) The forest road Tsukizaki Okubo Line runs from the vicinity of Tsukizaki Station to Daifukuin. The entire line is paved and there is not much mud, so it is easy to walk, but it is very difficult for cars to pass each other. We do not recommend driving in as local cars sometimes drive. Since mowing and pruning are not good enough, there are few places with a good view, and the autumn leaves may not be good enough. (Do your best, Ichihara City!) From the confluence to the Yanagawa lower village (1.5㌔-Tsukizaki + 2㌔), Ishigami village (4㌔), Kazusa Okubo station (1.3㌔), Daifukuyama summit (5㌔), Tsukizaki station (3㌔), we will proceed to Yoro Valley Station (8㌔), so it will be a reference point for walking around here. However, there are no toilets, shops, or cafeterias nearby, and Western-style toilets are only located at Kazusa Okubo Station, Tsukizaki Station, parking lots near the summit of Mt. Daifuku, and Yoro Valley Station. There are a few shops near Tsukizaki Station and Yoro Valley Station where you can replenish food, so you need to prepare in advance when you take a walk. If you cross Daifukuyama and come back via Ishigami Village, it will be about 11 km, about 16 km via the Yoro Valley-Forest and Treetop Road, 13 km via the Forest Road Ushibori Line, and about 10 km if you use the Daijizo Line. Estimated. (However, the road on the Daijizo Line is on the verge of collapse, and mountain leeches will appear from May to November, so it may be better to stop.) * The valley of Urashirakawa in the Yanagawa area is extremely deep. In fact, the Chibanian exploration was also done in this nearby valley. The truth is that Chibanians are everywhere. The famous place is an easy-to-see and easy-to-go exploration site. * Discover the soft, beautiful and red mysterious nuts. It's big and shiny and looks delicious. It's called Daphne pseudomezee and it's a poisonous plant. It grew naturally on the way to the top of the mountain. It may be unusual for such a big fruit. * As a road that is not on the map that connects to this forest road that was confirmed ... 1. 1. The shortest route to the vicinity of Kazusa Okubo Station (Although it is rough, it is passable: From the fork toward the mountaintop, you can go down from the break on the left bank where you can see the second mirror ...) 2. 2. Mountain road to Yanagawa Uenoyo meeting place (Although there is a slight collapse, it is possible to pass through: 1 to 1 km ahead. If you see the bank where the soil has been scooped out on your left, there is an entrance on your right.) 3. 3. Route from near Daifukuin to Imohara (The existence of the road has been confirmed, but the safety has not been confirmed: about 50m before Daifukuin. There is an entrance at the break on the left bank.) Be careful when exploring because there is a high possibility that you will not be able to proceed due to collapse or fallen trees. Images of 1 and 2 are posted on the Googl map. (Try switching to Street View mode.) 4. An old road near the Biwashukan There is "Faceless Jizo" in the vicinity. Someone has been servicing it recently. It may be connected to the Okubo area, but the destination is unknown. From the topographic map, I think it may have been possible to go to the Biwashukan area along the ridge in the past.