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Chugoku
Matsue Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Matsue Castle Matsue castle continued to exist in the central area of the Sanin region, from Yoshiharu Horio to Kyogoku-shi to Matsudaira-shi. [Explanation] Matsue castle was a flat mountain castle that was located in Matsu... -
Extant A castle tower
Himeji Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Himeji Castle Himeji Castle is a UNESCO world heritage site, and is also a national treasure with existing castle tower. Also known as Hakuro castle with beautiful white walls. [Explanation] Himeji Castle was originally the... -
Hokkaido-Tohoku
Shiryokaku[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Siryokaku Shiryokaku was a western style fort, along with Goryokaku, that was built by the former shogunate forces [Explanatin] Shiryokaku was a fort that was built in the city of Hakodate in southern Hokkaido, Japan, by th... -
Castle in the sky
Tsuwano Castle (Sanbonmatsu Castle)[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Tsuwano Castle (Sanbonmatsu Castle) Tsuwano castle was where Masanori Came resided, also known as a castle in the sky in Sanin region [Explanation] Tsuwano castle was a mountain castle located in Tsuwano in Shimane prefectu... -
Japan 100 Great castles
Kofu Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kofu Castle Kofu castle was built as an important base for Kanto region after Shingen and Katsuyori Takeda were defeated [Explanation] Kofu castle was located in Kofu-shi, Yamanashi prefecture. It was a flat mountain castle... -
Hokkaido-Tohoku
Nihonmatsu Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Nihonmatsu Castle Nihonmatsu castle was owned by Niwa-shi, and it was also where the tragedy of Nihonmatsu Shonentai (an army consisting of teenagers who fought in the Boshin war) happened at the end of Edo period [Explanat... -
Kinki
Nagahama Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Nagahama Castle Nagahama castle was the Asai family’s old territory, also known as the castle where Hideyoshi Hashiba became the owner for the first time appointed by Nobunaga. [Explanation] Nagahama castle was located in N... -
Japan 100 Great castles
Odawara Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Odawara Castle Odawara castle was owned by five generations of the Hojo family, starting from Soun Hojo. [Explanation] It is widely known that Odawara castle was the base for the Hojo family, starting from Soun Hojo. There ... -
Kanto · Kousinobu
Otaki Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Otaki Castle Otaki castle was owned by Tadakatsu Honda, who was one of the Tokugawa Shitenno (the 4 great generals serving Tokugawa). [Explanation] The beginning of Otaki castle was when Nobukiyo Mariyatsu built a castle ca... -
Kanto · Kousinobu
Yuki Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Yuki Castle Yuki castle was where Ujitomo Yuki’s one year besiegement against the Ashikaga Bakufu troops occurred [Explanation] Yuki castle was a castle that Yuki-shi continued to own. When Kamakura Kubo’s Mochiuji Ashikaga... -
Japan 100 Great castles
Iwamura Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Iwamura Castle Iwamura castle was a mountain castle that was built at the highest place of all the castles in Japan, and it was owned by Kageto Toyama. [Explanation] Iwamura castle was a mountain castle that was located in ... -
Japan 100 Great castles
Iga Ueno Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Iga Ueno Castle Iga Ueno castle was built by Takatora Todo, to suppress the Toyotomi family. [Explanation] Iga Ueno castle was a flat mountain castle that existed in Uenomarunouchi in Iga, Mie prefecture. There was Nitsuki-... -
Kinki
Shoryuji Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Shoryuji Castle Shoryuji castle was located in Nagaoka in Yamashiro no Kuni, and was owned by Fujitaka Hosokawa. [Explanation] Shoryuji castle was a castle located in current Shoryuji, Nagaokoa-shi in Kyoto. It existed from... -
Japan 100 Great castles
Hachioji Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Hachioji Castle Hachioji castle was where Ujiteru Hojo, who was defeated by Toyotomi troops, resided. One of Japan’s 100 famous castles. [Explanation] Hachioji Castle was located in Musashi no Kuni (current Hachioji in Toky... -
Hokuriku
Kitanosho Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kitanosho Castle It was destroyed with its residents Shibata Katsuie and Oichinokata when Hashiba Hideyoshi attacked it. [Description] Kitanosho Castle used to stand in Chuo, Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture. Oda Nobunaga's ret... -
Kanto · Kousinobu
Kiso Fukushima Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kiso Fukushima Castle Its head betrayed Takeda Katsuyori and guided the Oda army in Kosyu Conquest. Finally, its residents were transferred to Boso Ajito Castle and it was destroyed. [Description] Kiso Fukushima Castle used... -
Kinki
Izushi Castle (Arikoyama Castle)[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Izushi Castle (Arikoyama Castle) Yamana Suketoyo, who was defeated by Hashiba Hideyoshi in Tajima conquest, lived in it. [Description] Izushi Castle used to stand in Izushi, Toyooka, Hyogo. When the Yamana family was in its... -
Kyushu-Okinawa
Kimotsuki Castle (Koyama Castle)[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kimotsuki Castle (Takayama Castle) Kimotsuki Kanetsugu was a strong lord in Osumi Province, but he surrendered when the Shimazu family attacked the castle. [Description] Kimotsuki Castle used to stand in a mountain in curre... -
Kanto · Kousinobu
Kuwabara Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kuwabara Castle It was a sub castle of Suwa Yorishige's Uehara Castle. [Description] Kuwabara Castle used to stand in current Kuwabara, Shiga, Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture from the Middle Age to the Warring States period. W... -
Tokai
Kuwana Castle[The feature on the castles; Japanese history]
[Castle name] Kuwana Castle Takigawa Ichimasu gained the mastery over this area because Oda Nobunaga ordered him to get Kita Ise. At the end of the Edo period, Matsudaira Sadaaki, who worked as Kyoto-Shoshidai, lived in it. [Description]...


