将軍山城（北白川城）跡

Takakuni Hosokawa was first built in 1520. After that, as the front base of Kamiraku from Omi, Mr. Rokkaku of Omi Morigo has also restored the castle several times. Nobunaga then built a siege network both east and west of Mt. Hiei during the Shiga camp from April to November of the previous year, the year of the 1870 Ganme turtle defeat at Enryakuji. It is famous for the castle where Mitsuhide Akechi protected and put pressure on Mt. Hiei until November. Mt. Hiei was called Nishi-Sakamoto on the opposite side of Higashi-Sakamoto on the Shiga side and Nishi-Sakamoto on the opposite side of Kyoto, Akayama Zen-in Temple, and Tanju-in Temple. When Hiei priests went to the Imperial Palace, they came from the way to the Otowa River, which passes through the mica slope and next to the Shugakuin Imperial Villa next to Akayama Zen-in Temple, so they pressed the nearby Uryuzan Shogun Yamashiro at an altitude of 301 meters. Did the thing. In the following year, 1971, when Mt. Hiei defeated Mt. Hiei in September of 1977, Akichi Mitsuhide left Usayama Castle, passed Sakamoto, and gave Mt. Hiei from Ogiguchi. It is said that 2,000 people, including Nobunaga's older brother Nobuhiro Tsuda, Masayoshi Miyoshi, and Yoshiaki Ashikaga, joined the shogun Yamashiro from September of the previous year, and Hideyoshi defended Ogiguchi. Takaku Hosokawa summoned Shoji Jizo on the summit of Uryuyama to commemorate the victory. There is still a cave. Currently she is west of the Japanese Baptist Hospital. From Demachiyanagi Station, get off at Ichijoji Station on the Eizan Railway, go down the mountain on Chujuin-dori Street, cross Shirakawa-dori, there is Tanukiyama-san Fudoinn at the end. Climb the mountain path. It takes about 40 minutes on foot from Ichijoji Station or on the mountaintop. Near the climbing entrance is Kyoto University of Art and Design, and its name is Uryuyama Gakuen.