 For unknown reasons, this route appears to be what the Azuma Kagami calls "Shimo no Michi".The "Naka no Michi" departed from Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū with a left turn and passed through the Kobukurozaka Pass, Yamanouchi, Ofuna, Kasama (within today's Yokohama), Nagaya, Futamatagawa, and Nakayama, finally joining the "Kami no Michi" there.In Kamakura this particular road is still known as "Kamakura Kaidō".