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Kiyosu Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kiyosu Castle Oda Nobunaga Castle of leap forward Beautiful Kiyosu Castle [Explanation] Oda Nobunaga was called Kippoushi (Yoshiyoshi) when he was young and grew up at Nagano Castle. Father, Nobuhide passed away, he became ... -
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Okazaki Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Okazaki Castle Matsudaira (Tokugawa family) Historic castle of generations Okazaki Castle of Motoharu Matsudaira (Ieyasu Tokugawa) [Explanation] Okazaki Castle is a castle of Matsudaira's generations. Ieyasu (then: Take Chi... -
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Nagoya Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Nagoya Castle From Oda Nobuhide bestowed to Oda Nobunaga Nobunaga (Yoshihiro) is the first castle to be a lord’s castle. [Explanation] Around the Tenmon seventh year (1538), father Nobuhide moved to Koba Castle, so the thir... -
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Arako Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Arako Castle Castle where Maeda Toshiie raised, Arako castle. [Explanation] Arako Castle is known as a castle where Maeda Toshiie was born. Toshiie was not originally in the position to succeed the Maeda family, but was cho... -
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Gifu Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Gifu Castle Gifu castle was destroyed by Ieyasu Tokugawa at the preliminary skirmish of the battle of Sekigahara- Part 3 [Explanation] In 1600, Hidenobu Oda, the owner of Gifu castle became a part of the West troops of Mits... -
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Gifu Castle- Part 2[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Gifu Castle (Inabayama Castle) Gifu Castle: Gifu Castle was a castle that the owner continued to change after Nobunaga and Nobutada Oda were killed at the incident of Honnoji temple - Part 2 [Explanation] Based in Mino, Nob... -
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Gifu-jo Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle Name] Gifu-jo Castle (former name : Inabayama-jo Castle) Gifu-jo Castle in Mino Province (former name : Inabayama-jo Castle), which Nobunaga ODA made to be a foothold for the whole country. [Description] Gifu-jo Castle is a mount... -
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Kakegawa Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle Name] Kakegawa Castle Imagawa Family retainer Asahina Yasunari • Kakegawa Castle that was ruled by Asahina Yasutomo and developed by Yamauchi Kazutoyo [Description] Kakegawa Castle is a castle located in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka P... -
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Ejiri Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Eijiri castle Rule by Anayama Nobutada after Yamagata Masakage died. [Description] Ejiri Castle is a flatland castle built in Ejiri Town, Shimizu District, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Province. It was built by Mr. Takeda in Eir... -
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Numazu Castle (Sanmaibashi Castle)[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Numazu castle Fell down by Oda and Nobunaga joint army at Koshu Battle [Description] Numazu Castle is a flatland castle located in Ote Town, Numazu City, Shizuoka Province. Tensho 7 year (1579), in order to strengthen the d... -
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Kanie castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Nagakute Castle A site of bloody battle where Ota family’s chief vassal Kazumasu Takigawa built the Kanie castle in the battle of Nagakute. [Explanation] Kanie Castle is the medieval castle on the plains that was present in... -
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Tsu Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Tsu Castle Ise Kuniji Kitabata family clan Nagano city (Hosono Fujimitsu)'s castle Tsu (Anotsu castle) [Explanation] Tsu castle is a lineage castle in Tsu city, Mie prefecture. When Kitabatake family was the castle owner, i... -
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Toba castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Toba Castle Yukitaka Kuki unified the country of Shima and built a castle in the warring state, One of the best sea castles, Toba castle. [Explanation] Tobu Castle is the sea castle that is present in Toba City Mie prefectu... -
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Azaka Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Azaka Castle Kitabatake’s vassal Fushinobu Toki surrendered this castle to Oda Nobunaga’s vassal Kinoshita Toukichirou [Explanation] Azaka Castle is a castle that exist in the current Mie Prefecture Matsusaka city Osaka Tow... -
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Kano Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Kano Castle a castle built after demolition of Gifu Castle after the battle of Sekigahara, occupied by Nobumasa Okuhira [Description] Kano Castle was built after Hidenobu Oda surrendered Gifu Castle prior to the battle of S... -
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Sunpu Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Sunpu Castle Occupied by Imagawa clan since Murumachi Bakufu, Occupied by Yoshimoto Imagawa and Tokugawa clan after Sengoku era [Description] Sunpu Castle built in Muromachi era when Imagawa clan took over the land of Surug... -
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Noda Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Noda Castle Sadamitsu Suganuma surrenderred twice from being attacked by Imagawa clan and ShingenTakeda [Description] Noda Castle is located in Shinshiro, Aichi and was built in early Sengoku era by Suganuma. It was known f... -
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Komakiyama Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Komakiyama Castle Where Nobunaga Oda used as a base to attack Tatsuoki Saito(Inabayama Castle) in Mino [Description] Komikiyama Castle is a castle where Nobunaga Oda used as a base. After defeating Yoshimoto Imagawa of the ... -
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Ookawachi Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Ohkawachi Castle Where Tomonori Kitabatake surrendered after being attacked by Nobunaga Oda [Description] Ohkawachi Castle is a mountain castle located in Matsuzaka, Mie. City Councilman Kitabatake ruled the land till begin... -
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Hamamatau Castle[Castle Special Topic Japanese History]
[Castle name] Hamamatsu Castle Ieyasu Tokugawa’s main castle before he owned the land of Suruga; Ieyasu headed to the Battle of Mikatagahara from this castle [Description] Hamamatsu Castle was a flatland castle located in Hamamatsu-shi, ...
