私部城跡

I am 44 years old when I was born in the field. I learned about this castle at elementary school high school grade. There are not much remains but I love it as a castle mania.

Hirashiro ruins of the end of the warring kingdom. You can see some of the earthen rings and moats. It can not be said that the rest is very good, but it is very valuable as a place where you can see the remains of Hirajo ruins of this time in Osaka. I think it is less well-known, but it is a castle that has appeared in documents such as Nobunaga's official notes and Kanemi's memoirs. It is also a place where Matsumoto Hideru and Oda's main forces (Sakuma, Shibata, Akechi) collided. If you are a warring age fan, it's worth a visit.

More than 30 years ago, my grandfather, who I loved, told me that there was a castle in Katano and took me to the ruins of the castle. I remember that weeds were overgrown and there was a field in one area, probably because it was thought to be worthless at that time. When I saw it, I thought it was a small fort, but after that I looked it up in various books and on the Internet, and I was surprised because it was a castle of a fairly large scale and it was also listed in Nobunaga's journal. .. As of posting this, my favorite grandfather who taught me the fun of history died about 20 years ago, and I am also a parent, but once the turmoil of this Chinese Wuhan virus weapon is over, I would like to go to Katano City, my hometown from Ishikawa Prefecture, and tell my children, "There is a castle where my dad was born, and it is also in Nobunaga's book." By then, I just hope it's a little better ? By the way, it is a secret to the children that I got on the well lid of Mugen Kouji and was scared when my neighbor's brother said, "If you get on the well lid, a ghost will come" ? The walls of the Daikan mansion were tattered at that time, so I thought it was a haunted mansion. There is no forest forest without Sumiyoshi Shrine now, but I was scared to enter there either. Now there is no Ariken, Katano station has double tracked, Okada Shoten's aunt has died, Lucky has been renovated, Nichii has disappeared, and there are fewer places to remember with my favorite grandfather, but the ruins of Kisabe Castle remain. I want you to stay.

The earthworks are still there, so if you put a little more effort into saving and announcing ?

It is the ruins of my private castle. There was an explanatory board on the north side and a stele on the south side. It is a ruin of a medieval castle, but the Guo near the Honmaru remained clear and easy to understand. The evaluation was normal because it could not be directly inserted and the maintenance was not perfect.

I'm sorry because it seems very valuable, For me, it was only "Kyoton ...". . . "e? "Where is the castle ruins?" ? I was sick and tired. I believed in Google Navi here, but I was guided to the back field ... "Yes? ? Where? ? " There is a plaza and a signboard when I go up the stairs of the field to walk a little more "Oh, here, ..." But ... I'm really sorry, I can't say anything about it. Most of them have been converted into private houses, There is no castle-like impression. However, it seems that the conditions here were very good for building a castle! It seems that there were two rivers that could also be used as moats, small hills and ponds. Also, it seems that it was trusted by Nobunaga Oda, so it seems to have historical value, What ... When I come here I think it will be fun if you can put in some preliminary knowledge!

The earthworks remain beautiful. There are many parts that have become privately owned, and there are places where you can only see from a distance, but it was really wonderfully "earthworks!". It is unbearable for Sengoku lovers. I felt like I could see the castle tower above the main enclosure. The parking lot used a nearby coin parking lot.

Ruins of Mr. Yasumi Castle, the lord of the country Earthworks, water pits, empty pits, and ruins remain. At present, the ruins of the castle can be seen in the Kuruwa called Honmaru, Ninomaru, and Sannomaru, which are 1-3m higher, and the part where Sozenji seems to have been the Kuruwa. In addition to that, by the latter half of the Showa period, there were one Kuruwa on the east side and three Kuruwa on the north side, but now it seems that they have been converted into residential land and destroyed. The Menjogawa River runs north of the main Kuruwa, probably playing the role of Sotobori, and is considered to be the northern limit of Katano Castle. It is estimated that there were several Kuruwas between the main Kuruwa and the Menjogawa, but these are believed to be the remains of a mansion. In addition, it seems that there were three ponds on the south side, which are thought to be the remnants of the remains of the water moat, but they are now being reclaimed.