Kawanoe Castle - Shikokuchuo

It really is a very, very special city. Can see the sea, mountains, and a lot of things. It must be beautiful when it's cherry blossom season. Because there are a lot of cherry trees around here. And many interesting things if you come here to check it out once!??

I thought that there were few materials etc. compared to other restored castle towers Convinced considering the admission fee The view from the top floor was good

You can climb up by car The admission fee is 100 yen and armor and swords are on display. The view from the castle tower overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and the mountains is good. It is also a famous place for cherry blossoms.

I wanted to go to the ruins of Kawanoe Castle, which I always see when I pass the national highway, and I happened to go nearby for business, so I stopped by at night. Please note that there is a one-way street from the city center to the vicinity of the castle tower by car. I parked near a well-maintained public toilet and walked around. Even at night, street lights were lit here and there, and I wasn't scared at all. The light-up of the castle tower seen from directly below is quite a view. When I took a picture with the stars in the night sky, it felt good.

It was closed due to the transfer on Monday consecutive holidays. Admission fee is usually 100 yen You can tour the inside of the castle tower ? It was a pity that the museum was closed today, but I got a photo taken from the side of the magnificent castle tower, so I would like to mention it. Thank you very much ? I will ask you to do it again if you have the opportunity. The parking lot was free and was near the castle tower ?? The scenery was great ??

"Mr. Ryuo Shikoku: Kawanoe Castle Ruins Castle Tower" The photo is from January 2015. It was a nice place where even children could take a walk. Kawanoe Castle, also known as Buddhist Temple Castle, was built by ordering General Yoshimasa Dohi in preparation for the invasion of Mr. Hosokawa, who ruled Sanuki by Mr. Taimori Kono of Iyo during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Since then, since it was a border with Sanuki, Awa, and Tosa, it became a target of conflict with neighboring countries, and it is a castle that shed the blood of many soldiers each time. The ruins of the castle were only slightly left behind in the stone wall near the main enclosure, but the castle was rebuilt as a project to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the enforcement of the former Kawanoe City system. Admission is 100 yen for adults, 50 yen for elementary and junior high school students * Groups of 30 or more ... 2 discounts. Very reasonable. Kawanoe Castle is located on the summit of Mt. Washio in Kawanoe, which is a transportation hub connecting Iyo, Sanuki, Tosa, and Awa. It was a castle from the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Warring States period, and it was originally a Buddhist temple, also known as the Buddhist temple castle. In 1984, the Shiroyama Park maintenance project was carried out as part of the Kawanoe Municipal Enforcement 30th Anniversary project, and a castle tower, a cool turret, a turret gate, a corner turret, and a wall were built on the site of the main enclosure. It is a castle tower that imitates the Inuyama castle castle tower, and other stone walls, turrets, castle gates, etc. are not in line with historical facts, and the only thing that retains the remnants of that time is the few stone walls that remain around the stone wall of the simulated castle tower. The rope tension of the castle is a floor-type mountain castle with the summit of Mt. Washio at an altitude of 62m as the main enclosure. Ishigaki is arranged in the main part of the castle ground, and it seems that it was at the time of reconstruction of Yoshiaki Kato. There are also Horikiri and Vertical moats that divide the mountains, and these are presumed to be remnants of the Middle Ages.