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Futamata Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle name] Futamata Castle Where Takeda Katsuyori and Ieyasu’s vassal Nakane Masateru fought fiercely. [Descripiton] Futamata Castle is a mountain castle located in Futamata, Futamata Town, Tenryo District, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Pr... -
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Nagakubo Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle name] Nagakubo Castle After Takeda Katsuyori was destroyed, Tokugawa Ieyasu rule Nagakubo Castle. [Descripition] Nagakubo Castle is a mountain castle located in Shimonagakubo, Nagaizumi Town, Sunto Town, Shizuoka Province. The ca... -
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Hachiman Mountain Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Hachiman Mountain Castle The residende of Toyotomi Hidetsugu who conquered most places of Anto Castle [Description] Hachiman Mountain Castle is well known as the residence of [Hashiba Hidetsugu]. It is a mountain castle loc... -
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Kameyama Castle (Ise)[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kameyama Castle (Ise) [Description] Ise Kameyama Castle is a flatland-mountain castle located in Honmaru Town, Kameyama City, Mie Province. Benei 2 year (1265), it was built in Waka Mountain, Suzuka Town, Ise Country by [Se... -
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Kuno Castle (Kuno Mountain Castle)[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Kuno Castle (Kuno Mountain Castle) [Introduction of Kuno Castle] Kuno Castle a flatland-mountain castle located in [Kuno Mountain Tosho Pavilian], Nekoya, Suruga District, Shizuoka City. Castle built year can be dated back ... -
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Moriyama Castle (Owari) [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Moriyama Castle (Owari) [Introduction of Moriyama Castle (Owari)] Moriyama Castle is a flatland castle located in Moriyama District market, Nagoya City, Aichi Province. Daie 1 year (1521), when Imagawa Ujitoyo built [Nagoya... -
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Yamamoto Mountain Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Yamamoto Mountain Castle Yamamoto Mountain Castle was where Atsuji Sadayuki, who was the vassal of Azai Nagamasa, went back to sleep by Hideyoshi’s arrangement. [Introduction of Yamamoto Mountain Castle] Yamamoto Mountain C... -
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Kamioka Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Kamioka Castle Ema Tokimori built the castle under the order of Takeda Shingen in order to prepare for Etchu [Introduction of Kamioka Castle] Kamioka Castle is a mountain castle located in Kamioka Town, Hida City, Gifu Prov... -
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Toragozen Mountain Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Toragozen Mountain Castle Guarded by Kinoshita Tokichiro to attack Odani Castle of Azai Nagamasa Toragozen Mountain Castle [Introduction of Toragozen Mountain Castle] Toragozen Mountain Castle is a castle on the mountain of... -
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Iwasaki Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Iwasaki Castle The residence of Niwa Ujitsugu, who fought for Tokugawa’s side during Komasa Nagakute Battle. Iwasaki Castle [Introducion of Iwasaki Castle] Iwasaki Castle is a flatland-mountain Castle located in Iwasaki Tow... -
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Kutsukitani Castle (Kutsuki Jinya)[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Kutsukitani Castle (Kutsuki Jinya) The residence of Kutsuki Mototsuna, who betrayed Azai Nagamasa and supported Nobunaga’s return of Kyoto during Azai Attack. Kutsukitani Castle [Introduction of Kutsukitani Castle (Kutsuki ... -
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Usayama Castle[Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Usayama Castle A castle where a fierce battle between joint army of Mr. Azai and Asakura, and Oda army occurred [Introduction of Usayama Castle] Usayama Castle is a mountain castle located in South Shiga Town, Otsu City, Sh... -
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Yokoyama Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Yokoyama Castle [Introduction of Yokoyama Castle] Yokoyama Castle is a mountain castle which located in the area from Horibe Town to Ishida Town, Nagahama City, Shiga Province. It was built in Eiroku 4 year (1561) by Azai N... -
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Namazue Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Namazue Castle [Introduction of Namazue Castle] Namazue Castle is a flatland-mountain Castle, which located in Namezue Town, Higashiomi City, Shiga Province. It was supposed to have been ruled by Mr. Namazue who had dominat... -
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Kotsukuri Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Kotsukuri Castle [Introduction of Kotsukuri Castle] Kotsukuri Castle is a flatland castle which located in Kotsukuri Town, Tsu City, Mie Province. Sadaharu 5 year (1366), a family of Ise Kokusi Mr. Kitabatake [Kotsukuri Aki... -
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Tashiro Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Castle Name] Tashiro Castle Introduction of Tashiro Castle Tashiro Castle was the residence of Mr. Kuki, a former Shima navy. It is now located in Iwakura town, Toba city, Mie province. It is said that in Tenmon Ten Year (1541), the 4th... -
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Akagi Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Name] Akagi Castle [Description] Akagi Castle was a hill castle which was located in Akagi Kiwa-cho Kumano-shi, Mie. It was build around 1589 by Takatora Todo, who was famous for designing castles. Hideyoshi Toyotomi sent Takatora Todo... -
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Tamaru Castle [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Name] Tamaru Castle [Description] Tamaru Castle was a hill castle located today’s Tamaru Tamaki-cho Watarai, Mie. It was built during Nanbokucho era by Chikafusa and Akinobu Kitabatake who sided with the Nancho force. In 1342, Takauji A... -
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Nakiri Castle (Nakiri Fortress) [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Name] Nakiri Castle (Nakiri Fortress) [Description] Namikiri Castle was located on Nakiri Daio-cho Shima-shi, Mie. The scale of the castle was so big that it might be also called as a fortress. Mr. Kawatsura from a wealthy local family... -
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Kiriyama Castle (Tage Castle) [Castle special collection Japanese history]
[Name] Kiriyama Castle (Tage Castle) [Description] Kiriyama Castle (Tage Castle) was a mountain castle located in today’s Kamitage Misugi- cho Tsu-shi, Mie. There was a Tage Palace, which spreaded out acrossfor 1 kilometer next to the ca...
