鎌田城跡

There are remains such as Horikiri and Yokobori. The view is good.

Earthworks and moats remain in the main enclosure. It feels great as a hike.

The road is bad, and it is especially slippery after rain, so you need to be careful. You need to be careful with your shoes because you have to walk in the middle of the river.

Forced breakthrough from the dam side! ️Honmaru was taken ~ ✌️ Remaining batsgun such as moat and earthworks‼ ️ You can see the dam at the foot of the mountain ❗ You can also see the direction of Sagami Bay ❗

There is an information board beside the eel shop, and the entrance to the castle is behind it. At the entrance to the castle, there was a shabby skyline.

2021/03/14 Kamada Castle Ruins Hiking Course Details (Round Trip from Okuno Dam) Time required: Round trip 1 hour 30 minutes Parking Lot: Okuno Dam Administration Building P From the parking lot, return to Prefectural Road No. 12 and enter from the site where the construction vehicle is located (there is a signboard for the castle ruins at the entrance). After a while, there is a branch with Yayoda, and a shrine that collapsed in the direction of the castle ruins. Immediately to the right is the sea-oriented observatory, and behind the shrine is a large observatory overlooking the Okuno Dam. The return route follows the original course. ☆ State of this day Sunny! Starting from Okuno Dam P, instead of a round-trip course, the castle ruins return route went down from the branch toward Yashiroda, passed through the Manyo no Komichi, Dam Park, and walked the tour course back to Dam P. (A little less than 3 hours) I don't recommend this course, because the small diameter of Manyo is declining sharply and walking up the paved road, it's deserted. There is a lot of illegally dumped garbage on the slopes along the river, and the tension drops even more. From the dam park, the last climb of the stairs next to the dam wall in the parking lot stops, and it's hard! The round-trip course from Dam P is recommended. The collapse of the shrine on the ruins of the castle was a pity without any humor. The view of the dam is quite nice, so please visit it.

You can climb the castle on foot from Izukyu Minami-Itou Station. I had a hard time finding the entrance to the castle, but when I entered the mountain road, the road was clear. Guo and Horikiri are well left on the mountaintop at an altitude of 311 meters. It also overlooks Sagami Bay.

First is Sawanobori and steep slope Let's visit with crisp shoes At the end of the Heian period, Mr. Kamada ruled and he sided with Genji. It seems that Mr. Ito built the castle as a countermeasure against early clouds in the early Warring States period. It is said that both the abandoned castle and the castle of Hojo continued to be destroyed by Siege of Mount Hiei, and it is a mysterious castle ruin. The car parks at Lake Matsukawa It's better to have a dam near the tunnel instead of the park side, it can be parked quite a bit When you reach the main street, it will fall a little and you will start climbing the castle from the information board in front of the eel shop. Be sure to take a picture of the territory map and hiking map of the information board. It is a mountain walk from the side of the broken abandoned vehicle The altitude difference is 180m, which is quite hard. There is a guide to Kamada Castle at the end of the zigzag road, but there is no road! It's not a road but a mountain climb on the stone of a stream, can I go after the rain? After that, when I climbed up the guide signs in various places, a place that seems to be Horikiri and one letter earthworks came out. Somehow you can see hard moats and earthworks in the future. There is a broken shrine in the main enclosure, I worship and walk around, if you go to the east side you can see the town of Ito below, if you follow the guide of the observatory, you will see a place that looks like a stepped ring You can see Lake Matsukawa on the lower right and Mt. Manjiro and Mt. Mansaburo of Amagi, the highest peak of Izu on the left. I pierced through it as it was and went ahead to go down to the small diameter of Manyo on the east side of the castle. I managed to get back to the villa by going through the bushes while grabbing the trees on the slope. I regret that I should have gone back on the same road and went to see the waterfall from the branch rather than adventuring Please be careful, too.