志波城跡

I could feel the old wind. The "Shiwa Castle Story" screened in the hall was also very spectacular. Next time, I want to come when there is an event!

I don't want to go more than once There is a Tsukiji wall and a government-like building that was inferred from the remains. August? September? There is a festival Front entrance? There is a place where you can see the office and the visual explanation Isn't there too many staff just for that? The attitude is not so good For the time being, it seems that taxes are being spent, and if you have a job without having a conversation like a well-end meeting of your neighbor's wife.

Another male of Ezo Shiwa Castle was built in 803 in the early Heian period, and then moved to the abandoned castle and Tokutan Castle in the southeast around 811 due to the flooding of the Shizukuishi River, but it is about 900 m square and has an outer shell comparable to Isawa Castle and Taga Castle. The fact that a castle fence with 2,000 pit barracks was built in this area is sufficient in the sense that it brings out the prestige of the emperor. Before the construction of Shiwa Castle, it was the chief of Ezo who ruled this land, and a person named Anushiki, who appeared in the late Nihon Koki. Speaking of the chief of Ezo, Aterui and More, who fought against the imperial court army based in Isawa, are famous, but it seems that this person called Anushiki was also quite a person. In 789, the Ezo army led by Aterui defeated the imperial court army led by Ki no Kosami in the battle of Nest, but only three years later, Anushiki and Shinami's Ezo and others easily returned to the imperial court. Peace and surrender in the most favorable circumstances is where many leaders aim and fail, but Anushiki, who would have accomplished it brilliantly and favored the retention of interests, is a considerable strategy. It seems that he had an eye. Since then, the repatriation of the chiefs of Ezo in various places has continued, and the imperial court, which has become very comfortable, will make a major shift to prudent measures such as giving them gifts and ranks. On the other hand, 10 years after this, Aterui and More, who were trying to resist in isolation, surrendered Isawa's Ezo. The later execution of the two has been handed down as a tragedy, but if they had the foresight like Anushiki, they might have shown a different development.

I think it would be better to appeal in more cooperation with Isawa Castle as the site of the government office in the Nara / Heian period. By the way, I think it would be better to cooperate with Akita Castle and Taga Castle as the same Tohoku ruins.

I think the city of Morioka, which was created by investing this much tax, is amazing, but I think the first thing to do is to buy the rice fields and fields around it. The main hall hasn't been restored...I feel unsatisfactory.

The "Shiwa Castle Ruins" designated as a national historic site is the ruins of a castle fence in the early Heian period. It boasts a very large site, in which gates, fences, turrets and other government offices have been restored as they were at the time of Heian. Shiwa Castle is a fence that served as a base for subduing Ezo in Sakanoue no Tamura Maro, but looking at the restored building, I think it was more of a government office than a battle ... ⁉️. It was a wooden structure that was overwhelmingly advanced at the time of Heian, and I think that the people of Ezo who saw it also felt the power of the imperial court. How much effort did you spend to build it? ⁉️ According to the guide, the function was transferred to another place in a short period of time due to flood damage.

Not only the castle ruins, but also the images and exhibits at the park information center are wonderful. The character of Shiba Castle Ancient Park “Siwa Maro-kun” is very cute! If you come to Morioka, please drop by.

A castle fence built by Emperor General Sakaue Tamura Maro for the Ezo rule (a military defense facility, a fort?) In a word, it is wide. White lawn clover and yellow cosmos colonies bloom on one side of the lawn, and the sky is wide and it feels good. However, it is a little lonely that the reproduction that matches the space is only the outer shell, the gate, the bridge, and the pit building. It's a pity that the museum Poi wasn't open even though I went there on Saturday. Still, it's probably free, and it might be nice to go for a walk or a picnic.