江上館跡

It has been remodeled and is too neatly arranged, but it is recommended because you can clearly see the state of the medieval samurai mansion. If you look at this once, it will be easier to imagine what it was like at that time even if you look at the remains of the museum in other places.

Not only the ruins but also the museum. The surrounding area is a residential area where I think there are archeological sites like this, but because it is a livable place like this one, I could not understand the truth, but it was a place where various historical considerations swelled.

A part of the ruins is reproduced as it was at the time and is used as a park.

It seems to have been restored from one of the medieval manor ruins, Okusanso.

■ Historic site Okuyamaso castle ruins Okuyamaso is a vast medieval villa that includes parts of Shibata City, Murakami City, and Sekikawa Village, centering on the current Tainai City, and was a regent villa. The name is said to be derived from Okuyama, which is located upstream of Onagawa, which joins the northern Arakawa River. Ritsuso is thought to date back to the 11th century, and after the fall of Echigo Castle in the first year of Kennin (1201), Kamakura Gokenin Miura Wada joined the club in earnest. Since the fall of Miura in Kamakura in the first year of Houji (1247), this area has become a hard place. In 1277, the villa area was divided into Hojo and Nakajo (Soryoie) Nanjo, which were later named Kurokawa, Nakajo, and Sekizawa, respectively. Since then, Mr. Nakajo and Mr. Kurokawa have made their mark after the Middle Ages as the lord of Agakita. The topography of Okuyamaso is an alluvial fan formed by the Tainai River and Funato River, which are formed by the Takatsubo and Kushigata Mountains extending from east to southwest. There are rows of dunes along the coastline, and until the excavation of the Tainai River in 1888, Shimizu Port existed in the southwestern part of the wetland blocked by the dunes. These inland waterways (Iwafune Minato ⇄ Arakawa ⇄ Tainai River ⇄ Shimizu Lagoon ⇄ Numadare Lagoon ⇄ Kanbara Tsu) have been used as trunk lines for water transportation since ancient times until the early modern period. Many of the ruins that remain in the villa are valuable as a simple indication of the appearance of the Togoku villa, which was the stage for the activities of the medieval samurai corps. It has been designated as a roadside and continues to the present. ■ Egamikan ruins The Egamikan is considered to be the residence of Mr. Nakajo, a scholar of the Miura Wada clan, and is located in the center of Nakajo. The inside of the building is 60m square, and the total area of ​​the earthworks and moat is almost one town (110m) square. This standard of one town and four sides represents the status of a national lord. The survival period of the pavilion is limited to the 15th century, which is valuable when considering the date of establishment of the square residence in Echigo. The pavilion has a Maidashi-shaped hut, and from the beginning it had a plan to overhang the north of the main hut. Initially, the north and south tiger mouths were flat, but with the development of the building, they were remade into tiger mouths with a structure that cannot go straight. This is noted as a pioneer that was established as early as a century, rather than being adopted in the Oritoyo castle in the latter half of the 16th century. Furthermore, with the maintenance of the tiger mouth, the inside of the building will be divided into a place for fine weather in the south and a daily space for daily life in the north, and will be separated by a door. The site of the vassal corps and esoteric Buddhist temples are located around the building, and it is clear that the building did not exist alone. In addition, since the Bojokan, the predecessor of the Egamikan, was found 300m southwest, it is now believed that the entire area was within the "Mandokoro Article", the center of the ancient mandokoro.

I don't know the detailed history ? There is no building because it is a "remains" ✋ Since the history museum was closed today, I do not know anything more ... But there was a moat and there was an explanation that "there was a building like this", so I imagined it for a while while looking at it ? There was Inari Shrine in a slightly elevated place, and there was also Washiasa Shrine in the immediate vicinity ✋ Three women were weeding on the premises today. I've been looking at it while thinking that it's a place that is cherished in Tainai City ~ ?