William Adams received a fiefdom from the Shogun, becoming Japan's sole foreign feudal lord.
We visit sites in Hemi on the Miura Peninsula – his former domain – that evoke his life, work, character, and family relationships.
The location is close to Yokosuka Main Port, the entrance from the Pacific Ocean into Tokyo Bay, a key defensive location for Edo.
Visit to Jōdoji Temple, his familial temple which was the centre of his Hemi territory. We visit also Kashima Shrine next to Jodoji Temple, one rebuilt by the son of William Adams.
Hike for just over 20 minutes towards Tsukayama Park.
We view Tokyo Bay and the Bōsō Peninsula opposite, gaining an understanding of Shogun’s strategy.
Visit to the graves of William Adams and his wife, discussing his work across two bases: Edo and Hemi on the Miura Peninsula.
Hemi Station of Keikyu Line At the only ticket gate, your guide will have the plate of HappyPlus Corporation
Grave of Willam Adams is inside the Tsukayama Park
It was once familial temple of Willam Adams and the centre of his land of Hemi. Travelers receive some documents about him and meet the responsible of the temple who will talk about him.
Kashima Shrine, built once by the son of Willam Adams
Taking small alley to climb on the top of the hill arranged as Tsukayama Park. View on the port and Tokyo bay. Parc is filled with flowers, especially in the season of cherry blossom.
Grave of William Adams and his wife and several places in the park to see the Tokyo bay and Yokosuka port.
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