旧笠間城八幡台櫓

Name: 旧笠間城八幡台櫓
Address: Kasama, 〒309-1611 Ibaraki,Japan, Ibaraki, Japan

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住所：

Kasama, 〒309-1611 Ibaraki,Japan

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Saturday	Open 24 hours
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井	井上俊邦 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
お	おほほおほほほ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 笠間城が解体されるときにこちらの真浄寺さんに引き取られたようで、七面天女のお堂として利用されているようです。 It seems that Kasama Castle was taken over by Mr. Shinjoji when it was dismantled, and it seems to be used as a temple for seven-sided celestial maidens.
く	くまさま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 笠間城の八幡台櫓が移築されてここに残っている。石碑も整備されているし嬉しいね。 The Hachimantai Pass at Kasama Castle has been relocated It is left here. I'm glad that the monument has been maintained.
Y	YuSong Chang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (2019.12.23)城跡中的八幡台櫓移到這裡了，攻城人千萬別錯過囉。 (2019.12.23) The Hachimantai Aya in the city trace has been moved here. Do n’t miss it.
山	山本晃司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつて笠間城の櫓だった建物が、移築されてお堂として利用されています。笠間城の建物で唯一現存する建造物です。 The former building of Kasama Castle has been rebuilt and used as a hall. It is the only extant building in Kasama Castle.
岡	岡ちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 真浄寺境内にあり、笠間城本丸の八幡台にあったものを、明治13(1880)年に現在地に移築復元し、『旧笠間城八幡台櫓』として県の文化財(建造物)に指定され昔の姿をとどめています。平時は武器貯蔵庫、戦時は物見に使われ、木造二層の入母屋造り、屋根は瓦葺きで、窓は一階の左右に三つ、二階は四方に三つずつあり、周りは塗籠といわれる白壁造りで、柱、貫、庇まで木地の見えないように全表面を塗ってあり、江戸時代の城郭建築に使われた様式です。昭和49(1974)年に解体修理を行い、現在は真浄寺の七面堂として使用されています。 It is located within the Shinjoji precincts and was relocated to the current location in 1880, and was relocated to the current location in Kasamajo Honmaru, and became a cultural asset (building) of the prefecture as the former Kasamajo Hachimantai It has been designated and retains its old appearance. It is used for observation during the wartime, and is used as a sight-seeing during the war, a wooden two-layered main building, the roof is tiled, there are three windows on the left and right of the first floor, three on the second floor, and the surrounding area is said to be painted It is a white-walled structure with all the surfaces of the pillars, penetrating walls and fences invisible so that the wood is not visible. This style was used for castle architecture in the Edo period. It was dismantled and repaired in 1974 and is now used as a shrine in Shinjoji.