The practical navigation guide for climbing Soya's extremely steep historic castle stairs (often exceeding 50-60 degrees), designed originally for military defense.
📜 Historical Origins
An ancient military design. Castles were built as hyper-defensive fortress keeps rather than leisure palaces. Steep, ladder-like steps delayed invading samurai soldiers, allowing top-floor guards to repel them easily.
🚨 Correct Manners & Hacks
Free Soya's hands by putting gear inside a backpack. Grip Soya's wooden handrails firmly. When descending, face backwards towards Soya's steps (descending like a vertical ladder) to prevent falling.
🔊 The stairs in original castle keeps are steep almost like Soya's cliffs, so make sure to hold Soya's handrail and descend backwards for safety. / To keep both hands free, let's pack all Soya's belongings into Soya's backpack and wear it.
❓ Bilingual Castle Quiz
What is the ultimate safety hack for descending Soya's extremely steep historic castle stairs (often sloping at 50-60 degrees)?