The parks of Kagamiyama Park, Ebiyama Park, and Ebiyama Park in Hiroshima Prefecture have various rumors linked to spirits, voices, past events, and the origins of the facilities. In this article, we will not simply accept external rumor pages as fact, but will cross-reference them with the current pages of Higashihiroshima City and Hiroshima City. We will read the information separately, considering whether the parks actually exist and are regularly used, whether specific incidents or strange occurrences have been confirmed, and whether the current plans are recorded by the administration.
Survey methods and evaluation criteria
The investigation date was October 4, 2026. For each location, we directly obtained official documents from external "National Haunted Map" individual pages (the source of the rumors) and the official pages of Higashihiroshima City or Hiroshima City. We atomized the claims written in the rumor text and checked each one to see if the official documents supported the same subject, structure, date, and event, if they showed contradictory facts, or if there was insufficient comparative material. There are five classifications: agreement (independent documents support the core claim that is consistent), partial agreement (support and unconfirmed facts coexist), disagreement (independent documents show contradictory facts), indeterminate (no records that can be directly compared), and new fact (confirmation of meaningful official information not found in the rumor). We do not classify something as a disagreement simply because an incident is not written on the official page, nor do we support an incident simply because the address or the existence of a park. Important current information not found in the rumor, such as the Ebiyama Park redevelopment plan, is presented separately as new fact. The ranking scores are not based on how scary or dangerous a place is, but rather on the quality of the information itself, calculated by summing the following points: transparency of source (30 points), historical/spatial context (25 points), safety information (20 points), recency of information (15 points), and transparency of rumor source (10 points). For map verification, we confirmed the public coordinates corresponding to the location names, and unified the embedded maps and links for display to only those with the same coordinates on Google Maps.
| Rank | point | The main points of the rumor | judgement | Document quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kagamiyama Park | The external "National Haunted Map" lists Kagamiyama Park as a haunted spot in the "Parks and Castle Ruins" category, stating that "a male ghost appears" and "voices can be heard." The text then goes on to describe the male ghost... | Partial match | 87/100 |
| 2 | Ebiyama Park | The Ebiyama Park page on the nationwide paranormal map lists "a female ghost appears" and "voices can be heard." The text also mentions rumors of a suicide by hanging in the park's public restroom… | New facts | 85/100 |
| 3 | Ebiyama Park | The Enbayama Park page on the nationwide paranormal map lists "a female ghost appears" and mentions the presence of a crematorium where people who died in the atomic bombing were cremated and a burial mound for the unclaimed dead, stating, "The ghosts of those who died in the atomic bombing appear..." | unmeasurable | 76/100 |
1st Place: Kagamiyama Park | Partial Match (87 points)
The rumored details
The external "National Haunted Map" lists Kagamiyama Park as a haunted spot in the "Parks and Castle Ruins" category, stating that "a male ghost appears" and "voices can be heard." The text mentions rumors of a man's groaning, a memorial monument near the shrine, a well along the hiking trail to the castle ruins, and the castle ruins at the summit. The comments section also contains posts about the old battlefield and armored warriors at night, but these are treated here as rumors and comments and not as confirmed events or paranormal occurrences.
Source of the rumor and date of verification
The source of the rumor is the individual page for Kagamiyama Park on the external website "National Haunted Map," and the verification date is October 4, 2026. The page was last updated on November 22, 2025, and includes the classifications of Higashihiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, park/castle ruins, male ghost, voice, and address. Since the text is not structured to trace back to the original experience records, audio, or incident documents, it is treated here as a secondary publication example. Comments and votes on the site are also materials indicating that the rumor is posted, and are treated separately from independent evidence of the phenomenon.
- National Haunted Map - Kagamiyama Park(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — Kagamiyama Park is a haunted park and castle ruin located in Higashihiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. It is pronounced "Kagamiyama Kouen". It is known as a haunted spot because there are rumors that a male ghost appears there.
Things that could be confirmed from official and primary source materials
The official Higashihiroshima City website describes Kagamiyama Park as a comprehensive park located in the southern part of Saijo city, noting that it contains Kagamiyama Hill, which includes the ruins of Kagamiyama Castle, and also has playground equipment. It also states that the cherry blossom garden has 33 varieties and approximately 500 cherry trees planted, making it a popular tourist spot. While the location of Kagamiyama Park and the park's structure, including the castle ruins, can be confirmed in the official guide, there is no mention of a male ghost, groaning sounds, or strange occurrences near the memorial monument.
- Higashihiroshima City - Park (Kagamiyama Park)(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — This is a comprehensive park located along Boulevard in the southern part of Saijo city. Within the park is Mount Kagami, which contains the ruins of Kagami Castle, and there are also playground equipment. In addition, the cherry blossom garden has 33 varieties and approximately 500 cherry trees planted, making it a tourist attraction.
Points of agreement/contradictions
The classification "park/castle ruins" on the rumor page and the description on the Higashihiroshima City official page that "the park contains Mount Kagami, which includes the ruins of Kagami Castle" coincide in terms of the physical scope of the park, which includes castle ruins. On the other hand, there are no eyewitness accounts, audio recordings, or investigation results in the city's park guide for the claims of "a male ghost appearing" and "voices being heard," so neither support nor counter-evidence can be established. Therefore, the confirmed agreement is limited to the description of the facility's structure, and the parts about the strange occurrences are treated as unconfirmed and separated.
| The rumored atomic claim | Matching results | reason | Corresponding documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parks and castle ruins | support | The official guide from Higashihiroshima City designates Kagamiyama Park as a comprehensive park and states that Kagamiyama Mountain, which contains the ruins of Kagamiyama Castle, is located within the park, which corresponds to the physical classification on the rumors page. | Higashihiroshima City - Park (Kagamiyama Park) |
| A male ghost appears | Unconfirmed | The city's park guide does not include any records of sightings of the male ghost, the location of the incident, audio recordings, or investigation results, making it impossible to support or refute the rumored phenomenon with independent evidence. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| I can hear a voice | Unconfirmed | The official page describes the park's location, castle ruins, and cherry blossoms, but it does not include information on the time of the voice recording, the recording itself, or any acoustic surveys, so the claims made by the voices listed remain unverified. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
Alternative interpretation
Regarding the man's groaning, comments on the rumors page suggest it might be the sound of cows from a nearby farm. Additionally, wind, animal sounds, and footsteps can be heard more strongly at night on hillsides, hiking trails, and around wells. However, the city's official page does not measure acoustic conditions and does not definitively attribute these to specific experiences. We distinguish between the officially confirmed existence of castle ruins and speculation about the cause of the sounds.
Scope and limitations of the investigation
The only sources I directly consulted were the Kagamiyama Park page on the National Haunted Map website and the park guide page of Higashihiroshima City. I did not obtain cultural property documents to corroborate the battle history of Kagamiyama Castle, individual management records of memorials and wells, nighttime acoustic measurements, or primary sources for the events mentioned in the comments. The limitation of this investigation is that I cannot conclude that the rumors do not exist or are false simply because they are not mentioned on the city's website.
Verification results: Partial match
Regarding Kagamiyama Park, the physical description of "park and castle ruins" on the rumor page corresponds to the fact that it is a comprehensive park including the Kagamiyama Castle ruins as described by Higashihiroshima City. However, no independent records supporting the core claims of a male ghost, voice, and groaning have been found. Because supporting structural elements and unconfirmed phenomena coexist, it is considered a partial match, but this does not constitute proof of the occurrence of the supernatural event.
Document Quality Score
| Source transparency | 28/30 | You can check the classification of rumor pages and specific phenomena using external URLs, and then link them to the current information provided by Higashihiroshima City as a separate document. |
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| Historical and spatial context | 22/25 | The structure of the park, including the ruins of Kagamiyama Castle, and the scale of the cherry blossom garden have been officially revealed, allowing us to concretize the spatial background of the rumored setting. |
| Safety information | 15/20 | By referring to the warnings about private property and trespassing on the rumors page, as well as the city's park guide, you can learn practical ways to avoid unauthorized entry. |
| Newness of information | 14/15 | The Higashihiroshima City page was updated on June 19, 2026, and the rumor page was also updated on November 22, 2025, so we were able to obtain the current display on the day of verification. |
| Transparency of the source of rumors | 8/10 | While the rumor's classification, address, update date, and phenomenon details can be tracked, the original source of the experience or the original audio recording is not provided. |
| total | 87/100 | This is the overall quality of the materials. It does not represent the degree of truthfulness or danger associated with the supernatural phenomena. |
Safety information and maps
When visiting Kagamiyama Park, prioritize the city's park guide and on-site signage. Do not enter mountain paths or castle ruins at night, and do not make noise around wells or memorial monuments. Do not enter private property, restricted areas, or areas under management, and avoid disturbing regular park users or nearby residents. Unauthorized exploration to verify experiences on rumors pages is not a substitute for verifying information.
2nd Place: Ebiyama Park | New Facts (85 points)
The rumored details
The Ebiyama Park page on the National Haunted Map lists "a female ghost appears" and "voices can be heard." The text includes rumors of a suicide by hanging in the park's public restroom, stories of voices being heard from somewhere inside the restroom, and stories of children's voices being heard in the women's restroom. It also describes an experience of a woman in red heels appearing at night and becoming attached to someone. Here, we separate the stories of incidents, voices, and people as content published on the site and do not treat them as facts whose occurrence or spiritual causality has been confirmed.
Source of the rumor and date of verification
The source of the rumor is the individual page for Ebiyama Park on the external website "National Haunted Map," and the verification date is October 4, 2026. The page was last updated on May 30, 2026, and lists the classification as Hiroshima Prefecture, Hiroshima City, Saeki Ward, park/castle ruins, female ghost, voice, and address. The main text, comments, and related site introductions were confirmed as information posted on the same page, but since primary sources or first appearance records to corroborate the murder, suicide, or voice experience could not be found on that page, it is treated as a secondary source.
- Nationwide Haunted Map - Ebiyama Park(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — There are rumors of a suicide by hanging in a public restroom in the park, and voices can be heard coming from inside the restroom. Some reports say that children's voices can be heard in the women's restroom.
Things that could be confirmed from official and primary source materials
The official Hiroshima City document, "Formulation of the Basic Plan for the Redevelopment of Ebiyama Park," explains that after the basic concept was formulated in June 2024, a park usage survey and hearings were conducted, and workshops were held with stakeholders such as the Federation of Neighborhood Associations and various organizations, as well as local residents, community centers, elementary schools, and universities. Hiroshima City formulated the Basic Plan for the Redevelopment of Ebiyama Park in August 2025, and compiled its contents based on exchanges of opinions with local residents and schools. These are records of the city's development and usage considerations, and do not constitute confirmation of voices in public restrooms, children's voices, a woman in red heels, or rumors of an incident.
- Hiroshima City formulates basic plan for the redevelopment of Ebiyama Park.(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — Based on these opinions and other considerations, the "Ebiyama Park Redevelopment Basic Plan," which outlines the basic details for the redevelopment of Ebiyama Park, was formulated in August 2025.
Points of agreement/contradictions
The Ebiyama Park rumor page lists specific claims such as a female ghost, voices in the restrooms, children's voices in the women's restroom, and a person in red heels. The city's official page shows surveys, hearings, councils, workshops, and the formulation of a basic plan for the redevelopment of Ebiyama Park, but these do not record any evidence to support these strange occurrences or incidents. While there is no direct evidence to support or refute these claims, we have added this new information to a separate section because we were able to confirm meaningful current information about the redevelopment plan that was not mentioned in the rumors.
| The rumored atomic claim | Matching results | reason | Corresponding documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| A female ghost appears | Unconfirmed | The Hiroshima City redevelopment page deals with park use and development plans, but it does not include records of sightings of the female ghost, the location of the incident, or the investigation results, making it impossible to compare the rumors with independent sources. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| I can hear voices coming from somewhere inside the toilet. | Unconfirmed | The official website does not contain any records of audio, timestamps, recordings, or acoustic surveys from inside the restrooms, making it impossible to support or refute the voice experiences posted. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| I heard a child's voice in the women's restroom. | Unconfirmed | The city's plan explains user feedback and design details, but it does not address eyewitness accounts or recordings of children's voices, and the specific experiences of the rumors remain unconfirmed. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
Alternative interpretation
In public restrooms, external voices, equipment noises, wind, and echoes can cause misdirection of direction. In parks at night, lighting and distant sounds of people passing by could be mistaken for red clothing, but this document does not include on-site acoustic measurements, lighting conditions, recordings, or original accounts from those who experienced it. We will not attribute general possibilities to specific voices or individuals, and will separate this from officially confirmed maintenance plans.
Scope and limitations of the investigation
The documents I directly consulted were the Ebiyama Park page on the National Haunted Map and the Hiroshima City Saeki Ward redevelopment basic plan page. The official pages explain the history of the development and future design work, but they do not show the management history of the public toilets, records of the occurrence of voices, the date and location of the incident, primary sources from the police and fire department, or the original record of the Red Heel experience. Therefore, the key point of limit management is not to repurpose the redevelopment plan as evidence of paranormal activity.
Verification results: New facts
Regarding Ebiyama Park, the official website indicates that a basic redevelopment plan, not mentioned in the rumors, was formulated in August 2025, following surveys, interviews, and workshops with residents and schools. This is a new fact that is meaningful for understanding the current use and maintenance of the park. On the other hand, there are no records to support or refute the experiences of the female ghost, the voices in the toilet, the children's voices, or the red heels, and the discoveries do not constitute proof of paranormal activity.
Document Quality Score
| Source transparency | 27/30 | By obtaining the specific descriptions of voices and people on the rumors page and the Hiroshima City planning page at separate URLs, you can distinguish between the roles of folklore and administrative records. |
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| Historical and spatial context | 21/25 | The current context of park use, including redevelopment plans, surveys, councils, and workshops, can be seen in official records. |
| Safety information | 16/20 | This allows us to understand the areas targeted by the redevelopment plan and the upcoming design work, and to specifically encourage consideration for areas currently under management and for users. |
| Newness of information | 13/15 | The Hiroshima City page was updated on September 3, 2025, and current information after the plan was formulated was available, but the records on the rumor page contain a mix of dates. |
| Transparency of the source of rumors | 8/10 | While we can track rumors, phenomena, addresses, update dates, and comments, we cannot verify the initial records of voices or incidents, or the chain of independent sources. |
| total | 85/100 | This is the overall quality of the materials. It does not represent the degree of truthfulness or danger associated with the supernatural phenomena. |
Safety information and maps
Ebiyama Park is part of Hiroshima City's redevelopment plan, and further design work is scheduled. When visiting the site, please prioritize the latest city information and signs indicating construction and management areas. Please refrain from making noise in the public restrooms or park, taking photos of park users, or entering the park without permission at night. Do not occupy the facilities under the pretext of verifying rumors, and respect the normal use of the park and the safety of surrounding residents.
3rd place: Ebayama Park | Unmeasurable (76 points)
The rumored details
The Enbayama Park page on the National Haunted Map lists that "a female ghost appears" and includes descriptions such as "the ghosts of those who died in the atomic bombing appear" and "the crematorium and graveyard for the unclaimed dead were located there," "the ghosts of those who died in the atomic bombing appear," and "the crematorium furnace seems to still be there." The page also categorizes the park as a park/castle ruin and includes a vote display for the female ghost, but the existence of the votes and listings is not used as proof of the event. The specific claims of historical facilities, the graveyard for the unclaimed dead, and the remaining crematorium furnace are treated as separate, unconfirmed items from the appearance of the ghost.
Source of the rumor and date of verification
The source of the rumor is the individual page for Ebiyama Park on the external website "National Haunted Map," and the verification date is October 4, 2026. The page was last updated on October 18, 2023, and lists the classification as a park/castle ruin and a female ghost, along with the address. The explanations regarding the crematorium, the unclaimed grave, and the crematorium furnace are included in the page text, but since it is not structured in a way that allows tracing back to the first appearance in historical documents, facility registers, or primary records showing ghost sightings, it will be treated as a secondary source of legend.
- Nationwide Haunted Map - Ebiyama Park(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — There was a crematorium and a burial mound for the unclaimed bodies of those who died in the atomic bombing. The spirits of those who died in the atomic bombing appear here. The crematorium furnaces still seem to be there.
Things that could be confirmed from official and primary source materials
The official Hiroshima City FAQ lists Ebiyama Park as a cherry blossom viewing spot located in Ebaminami, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, and states that the best time to see the blossoms is from late March to early April. It also mentions that the park has approximately 150 Somei Yoshino cherry trees and one Hiroshima Ebayama cherry tree (a Hiroshima City natural monument). There is no parking available, and visitors are advised to use public transportation. This document provides information on the current use of Ebiyama Park, its trees, and management offices, but it is not historical documentation that confirms the existence of a crematorium, a burial mound for the unclaimed dead, the remains of a crematorium furnace, or the appearance of spirits.
- Places in Hiroshima City (parks and green spaces) where you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing(Confirmed on 2026-10-04) — Ebayama Park (Ebaminami, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, etc.) Best viewing period: Late March to early April Facilities: Approximately 150 Somei Yoshino cherry trees, 1 Hiroshima Ebayama cherry tree (Hiroshima City Natural Monument) Parking: None (Please use public transportation)
Points of agreement/contradictions
The rumors page for Ebiyama Park lists multiple claims, including the existence of a crematorium and a graveyard for the unclaimed dead, the spirits of those who died in the atomic bombing, the remaining crematorium furnaces, and the ghost of a woman. The official Hiroshima City FAQ lists the number of cherry trees, natural monuments, best time to visit, parking, and contact information, but it does not mention the history of the crematorium facilities, the graveyard for the unclaimed dead, the current state of the furnaces, or any sightings of spirits. Since the official page is for a different purpose, we will not use the lack of information as refutation, and in this document, we will consider each claim to be immeasurable.
| The rumored atomic claim | Matching results | reason | Corresponding documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| A female ghost appears | Unconfirmed | Hiroshima City's cherry blossom viewing guide explains the cherry blossoms and park usage, but it does not include any records of sightings of the female ghost, the location of the incident, audio recordings, or investigation results, making it impossible to compare it with the rumored phenomenon. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| There was a crematorium and a burial ground for the unclaimed dead. | Unconfirmed | The official FAQ does not provide information on the history, location, or historical materials of the crematorium or the burial mound for the unclaimed dead, and the claims of historical facilities in the rumor cannot be confirmed in official records. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| It seems there are still crematoriums around. | Unconfirmed | The city's website only covers information about trees, best viewing times, and parking, and does not show the current status of the crematorium or facility management records, so the claim of its continued existence remains unconfirmed. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
| The spirits of those who died in the atomic bombing appear. | Unconfirmed | The official FAQ does not contain any records that allow for comparison of the appearance of the spirits of atomic bomb survivors, and events and causal relationships cannot be treated as official facts based solely on the published rumor. | No official data available for direct comparison. |
Alternative interpretation
The slopes of Ebiyama, the trees, and the lights from roads and houses can influence visibility and sound perception in the evening and later. It's possible that the old facilities and the term "Muenzuka" (a mound for the unclaimed dead) later became associated with the park's atmosphere, but the historical context cannot be determined from these two pages alone. The fact that cherry trees and natural monuments are officially confirmed does not explain or refute the stories about crematoriums and ghosts, so we will leave it as a general alternative interpretation.
Scope and limitations of the investigation
The only sources I directly consulted were the Enbayama Park page on the National Haunted Map and the official FAQ regarding cherry blossom viewing in Hiroshima City. I did not obtain official archives of the atomic bombing and postwar history, the location and history of the crematorium and the unclaimed graves, confirmation of the existence of the crematorium furnaces, facility management records, the origin of the rumors, or original documents of sightings or votes. As the official FAQ is a document intended for park use, the only thing I can do is not definitively conclude that historical facilities do not exist based on the fact that they are not mentioned there.
Verification result: Unmeasurable
At Ebiyama Park, we were able to confirm current usage information such as the number of cherry trees, natural monuments, best viewing times, and the lack of parking, from the official FAQ. However, there are no records in the official documents that can be directly compared regarding the history of the crematorium and the unclaimed graves, the remaining crematorium furnaces, the spirits of atomic bomb victims, or the spirits of women. Since neither support nor counter-evidence can be established based solely on the publication of rumors and the park guide, we will consider this information unmeasurable.
Document Quality Score
| Source transparency | 26/30 | You can compare the historical and supernatural claims in the rumor text with the current FAQ from Hiroshima City at separate URLs to clearly show the differences in the scope of the materials. |
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| Historical and spatial context | 20/25 | The official FAQ provides information on the trees and natural monuments in Ebiyama Park, as well as their usage periods, but it lacks details about the history of the rumored historical facilities. |
| Safety information | 14/20 | The official FAQ provides information on the lack of parking, the use of public transportation, and contact details, helping to prevent unauthorized searching. |
| Newness of information | 10/15 | The Hiroshima City FAQ was updated on February 16, 2025, and current usage information is available, but the update date displayed on the rumors page is 2023. |
| Transparency of the source of rumors | 6/10 | While the rumored claims and page update dates can be identified, the original historical sources mentioning crematoriums and unmarked graves, as well as original eyewitness accounts, cannot be confirmed. |
| total | 76/100 | This is the overall quality of the materials. It does not represent the degree of truthfulness or danger associated with the supernatural phenomena. |
Safety information and maps
Regarding Ebiyama Park, Hiroshima City advises that there is no parking available and that visitors should use public transportation. Prioritize the hours and signs at the park for cherry blossom viewing and normal use, and do not enter slopes or managed areas at night, or cross restricted areas in search of historical facilities. Do not disturb park users or the lives of those in the surrounding area by trying to verify rumors, and consult the official contact point for any necessary confirmations.
What I learned by crossing locations
What the three locations have in common is that the rumor pages describe not only the appearance and voices of spirits but also specific objects and their history, such as castle ruins, toilets, crematoriums, and graves for the unclaimed dead, while the official pages focus on administrative records such as the park's structure, usage, maintenance, and trees. At Kagamiyama Park, only the physical description of "park and castle ruins" overlaps with the official guide, and the claims of paranormal activity remain unconfirmed, so it is considered a partial match. At Ebiyama Park, a basic redevelopment plan and records of citizen participation, which are not mentioned in the rumors, were found, but these do not corroborate the voices or spirits. At Enbayama Park, while the number of cherry trees and natural monuments can be confirmed, no records comparing the crematorium, graves for the unclaimed dead, crematorium furnaces, or claims of spirits were found.
summary
What we were able to confirm this time is that the three locations are listed on the official website as parks within Hiroshima Prefecture, and that different rumors are recorded on external websites for each. Kagamiyama Park partially matches in terms of physical elements, such as being a park that includes castle ruins, but this does not corroborate the claims of a male ghost or voice. At Ebiyama Park, we confirmed a new administrative fact not mentioned in the rumors: a basic redevelopment plan. The stories of the crematorium, the unclaimed graves, the crematorium furnace, and the ghosts at Ebiyama Park cannot be measured based solely on this cherry blossom guide. Without forcing conclusions on the remaining questions, we will separate and record the necessary historical documents, accident records, and on-site management records for the next time.
FAQ
Is a partial match proof of a supernatural phenomenon?
No. What we were able to confirm at Kagamiyama Park was the physical description of "park/castle ruins" on the rumors page and the corresponding information about Kagamiyama Castle Ruins provided by Higashihiroshima City. This does not mean that we have officially confirmed the presence of a male ghost or voice.
What do these new facts mean?
This means that important current information that wasn't mentioned on the rumors page was confirmed in official documents. The basic plan for the redevelopment of Ebiyama Park is one example, but this is not the case where the existence of the plan leads to inferences about the occurrence of voices or spirits, or to the demonstration of paranormal phenomena.
Should I go to the park at night to check out the rumors?
We do not recommend exploring at night or entering restricted areas. Ebiyama Park has no parking and requires the use of public transportation, as indicated in the official FAQ. Ebiyama Park is also subject to a redevelopment plan. Please prioritize the safety of visitors, follow the city's guidelines and on-site signage, and avoid unauthorized entry and noise.
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