岩村城 六段壁

The biggest highlight of Iwamura Castle ♪ It's a masterpiece of stone walls ? I think that if you don't see this, you'll have come to Iwamura Castle.

Please be careful not to pass by those who drive to Demaru. Immediately after going down the stairs to the east of the main enclosure. There is already a 6-step stone wall where I am now. I have to notice. .. Sadako's well and the well from which Kirigajo came from are going down steadily. What is it? .. I was walking down to the bottom, so even if I look at it, it's Hoon. .. It was that kind of feeling. Will Ishigaki, who climbs the main enclosure, repel from here with a spear or something? I thought, but the 6th dan is narrower, so I wonder if I can pack soldiers here and shoot a rain of arrows? I only felt like a place.

The King of Yamashiro is well restored and saved. Contrary to the roads that have been maintained until then, it is no surprise that this 6-tiered wall suddenly appeared in front of you. I was impressed by how many stone walls were left in Yamashiro. There is a feeling that it has solidified its status as a "showing mountain castle." The fact that you can't see the stone walls from the town is not enough as a tourist resource. People with lame cannot touch. But you don't have to worry about the lack of towers and gulu. You don't need a lie-like building. I want you to maintain this fine stone wall.

Iwamura Castle is one of the three major castles in Japan, along with Takatori Castle in Yamato (Nara Prefecture) and Matsuyama Castle in Bitchu (Okayama Prefecture). The castle was built at the highest point (elevation 717m) of the prefectural castles of the Edo Morohan, and it is a fortified mountain castle that skillfully uses the terrain with a height difference of 180m, and it is utilized even in the foggy weather to build the castle. Also known as "Kirigajo". The reason why this castle is called a famous castle is not only due to its scale and size, but also due to its long history. 1185 (Bunji first year) Shigeomi Minamoto no Yoritomo "Kato Kagekado" was built on the ground of this place, 300 years of Kamakura and Muromachi, 100 years of the Warring States, and the Edo period For 300 years, the castle and the owner of the castle continued for a long time, and it continued to exist until the Meiji era and it was abolished by the abolition of the castle. The 700 years of castle history is unparalleled in Japanese castle history.

There was a free parking lot in front of the museum. It is a little over 700m from the top to the top, but all are uphill. The return is a downhill course. The road surface is cobbled. Do not use sandals on rainy days.

It is a huge stone wall in the shape of a step, the first highlight of the site of Iwamura Castle. When it rains when going up and down, when fog comes out Please note that it may be slippery.

? It's the best highlight in Iwamura Castle Ishigaki! ️ In the latter half of the Edo period, the six-tiered stone wall became the current appearance as a result of adding a stone wall to the lower tier to reinforce it to prevent it from collapsing. ❗ I have never seen a stone wall added elsewhere ⁉️

It is a six-tiered wall, about 800m from the entrance to the castle. It was a magnificent stone wall with a six-tiered wall that is famous among Iwamura Castle where the stone wall is wonderful. It is one of Japan's Top 100 Castles.