Kamiizumi Castle - Maebashi

It is said that the place where the ancestors of “Shin-Yin-ryu”, Ise Morinobu (Keizumi Misono no Butsuna), was born in 1508 (1508). The Nozushina is known as the highest peak in Japanese Kendo history, and is also known as "Sword Stitch" and its name is widely known. The reason and skill of the Shinyin style has been transmitted to Yagyu Tajima Morimoshi (Yoshigau Tajima Morimunetoshi) (Ishig 舟 sai Seki Shisai) and others, and is passed on from now on. In the castle area, houses are built, and most of the places are upfields, but you can know the surrounding area of ​​the main circle and the empty moat of Ninomaru from the steps of the land. In addition, I was impressed that there was a gozo for hunger in the main circle site, and there was the Kiyozumi-cho self-government hall, and it has been functioning for over 500 years as an important place in the area. The fort is at the confluence surrounded by rivers north and south and east, and it can be seen that it has a reasonable location using natural water moats.

Kamiizumi Castle (Kamiizumi Town, Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture) was built as a branch castle of Ogo Castle, and the clan "Kamiizumi" was in the castle. Most of the southern foothills of Akagi during the Warring States period are said to be the Great Hu territory, and the Great Hu territory was occupied by Mr. Great Hu. The castle area reaches 600m from east to west and 400m from north to south, and the remains of Honmaru and Ninomaru remain near the prefecture-designated "Gozo". In addition, it is estimated that the area around Sairinji Temple is Ichiguo and the area near Tamsenji Temple is the remains of Demaru.

I didn't know the ruins of the castle at all, and it was a sword holy push. There was something that looked like a map, but it was so thin that I couldn't tell.

Castle of Mr. Oizumi, family of Mr. Oizumi. It is famous for Kensei and Shinzuna Kamizumi. A statue of Nobuzuna Kamizumi is built at the Honmaru site.

It is Kamiizumi Castle ruins. It is Mr. Kamiizumi's castle in the supporting castle of Ogo Castle ruins. Shinzuna was born here and was the ancestor of the Shinkage school, leaving a name in the history of Japanese kendo.

Since it is also the birthplace of Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, the founder of Shinkage-ryu, there is a statue of Nobutsuna. Tourist pamphlets are also provided. However, be careful as there are some caterpillars.

I do not really understand the castle 's ruins, but there is a statue monument and a statue of Kiseki Izumi Ise Mamoru. When you press the button, "Sorcerer Kisumi Ise Mamoru no Uta" flows at a loud volume from the self-government hall speaker.

Kamiizumi Nobutsuna (lord of the castle) visited swordsmen from all over the country and showed the secrets of Shinkage-ryu as requested. "Kitabatake Tomonori", who was the landlord of Ise Province (currently the northern central part of Mie Prefecture), but was given the "Ichino Tachi" sign (a proof given by the teacher to those who have acquired abilities) from "Tsukahara Bokuden". "Kakuzenbo Hozoin", the founder of "Hozoin Ryujutsu". However, when everyone saw Kamiizumi Nobutsuna's sword technique, he said he couldn't even witness the difference in level. One of the few witnesses is "Yagyu Munetoshi," who was known as a martial artist in Yamato Province (now Nara Prefecture). The results are disappointing. Immediately after facing each other, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna said, "I'll take the sword if I'm in that position," and the next moment, the sword was really taken from the hands of Munetoshi Yagyu. This is what the world calls "swordless". Munetoshi Yagyu, who was impressed by the difference in ability, immediately joined his subordinate. Kamiizumi Nobutsuna visited swordsmen from all over the country and showed the secrets of Shinkage-ryu as requested. "Kitabatake Tomonori" and "Kitabatake Tomonori" were given the proof that the teacher gave the ability to apply "Ichino Tachi" from "Tsukahara Bokuden" while being the landlord of Ise Province (currently north central part of Mie Prefecture). "Kakuzenbo Hozoin", the founder of "Hozoin Ryujutsu". However, when everyone saw Kamiizumi Nobutsuna's sword technique, he said he couldn't even witness the difference in level. One of the few witnesses is "Yagyu Munetoshi," who was known as a martial artist in Yamato Province (now Nara Prefecture). The results are disappointing. Immediately after facing each other, Kamiizumi Nobutsuna said, "I'll take the sword if I'm in that position," and the next moment, the sword was really taken from the hands of Munetoshi Yagyu. This is what the world calls "swordless". Munetoshi Yagyu, who was impressed by the difference in ability, immediately joined his subordinate. Please forgive me for any misunderstandings. Honjo Kamezawa Town 6th grandson