犬成城跡

The remains are well preserved

The location is very difficult to understand. Only after a few times, I arrived at the remains.

I live in Inunari, but recently I learned about the existence of Inunari Castle ? Yutakekura Castle and Mukaiyama Castle are empty castles There was also a representative mansion near Yutakekura Castle, and there was also a village head, wasn't it an empty castle? Please tell me who is familiar with this, Is there a wolf smoke mound near the two castles? I'm not sure.

Grand Castle, Inujo Castle Without looking at the castle looking at the forest. From the appearance of the forest, its grandeur is immeasurable. Inujo Castle is located in a hilly area protruding from the plateau of Inujyuka Yutakekura. The castle ruins are completely intact, but recently it is a shame that a part of the east side of the castle part has been dug down for dirt removal and exposing cliffs. The bottom of the cliff is a row of paddy fields, and a stream flows over the bottom of the cliff, which causes water moats to be damaged, and is considered to be the front of the castle. On the west side, a large earthen is built to protect the Honmaru, probably because of the plateau continuation, and it is thought that the soil is constructed with the digging soil of a large empty moat, and forms the back of the castle. On the south side, there is a road at the bottom of the Guo, but below that there is a cliff, which is a valley of damage. On the north side, several steps of hips were built, and the valley below the cliff was flat and used to be residential. The surrounding area is surrounded by cliffs, and the upper part is a plateau. (Omitted) Two castles are lined up at the top of the castle, and there is an empty moat between the castle and the castle. Under the 2nd floor, a wide hut and a low back are set up at key points and planted. In the place where Minomaru can be seen, Andate Temple (Shonmoto Hohkashu) is built, and next to it is a residential area. There are two houses in the Guo section under the residential area, but the remains are often left, so it becomes a research material. In addition, there is also a trace of a facility that is considered to be a fire pit that overlooks one row of empty moats in the mountain 400m south of the castle. There is no tradition about the history of the castle, but it is thought that it may be the outskirts of Toki Castle when inferred from the position of the castle. Quote: Japan Castle Major 6 Chiba, Kanagawa When I entered the forest from the west, the first bridge appeared. A moat can be seen on both sides of the Dobashi, but it is quite shallow if it has been buried. Going further, there is a second earthen bridge, where the moat is deep and the ground is high. The Odori Pass, which is seen from the Dobashi Bridge to the northwest, seems to have a height difference of about 10 meters, though it is an eye measurement. It will not be safe if you fall from here. The north side is a cliff in most places. There isn't too much deep moss, and the landowner will not neglect mowing? If you clear the cedar trees, a beautiful medieval castle will appear.

Although there is no telling about the history of Inunei Castle, Anryuji Temple, which is part of the ruins of the castle, is a temple of the Hokke Sect, confirming that it was a territory controlled by Toki Castle master Sakai. Sakai followed Koga Furukawa, but since he was subordinate to Hojo at the end of the Warring States era, I think he built it in preparation for Satomi's invasion. It took more than an hour to walk to Inari Castle from Keisei Electric Railway Chiharadai Station. The Boso Peninsula was severely damaged by the large typhoon in the last few years, but Inunari Castle was also severely damaged by fallen trees. After going through the bush, I arrived at the empty moat of Ninoguo and Dobashi, and the tiger mouth remained firmly. The earth bridge over the main fortress is also impressive. The basement of the main Guo is higher as you look up, but the inside of the Guo is still badly fallen.

2021/2/11 The location is difficult to understand, but as soon as you enter the forest, an ultra-deep moat and earthworks appear, and you arrive at the horse-riding structure. It is connected to the adjacent main enclosure by a clay bridge, but the area around the main enclosure is seriously blocked by a deep moat and an extremely high earthwork, and the amount of civil engineering is considerable. I tried to descend from the main enclosure to the temple below from the information that it was a castle ruin, but it was ridiculously rough and had a really thin ridge, so it is better to stop first. It is definitely worth seeing just around the main enclosure.