人見城跡

Name: 人見城跡
Address: Matsuidamachi Hitomi, Annaka, 〒379-0224 Gunma,Japan, Gunma, Japan

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住所：	Matsuidamachi Hitomi, Annaka, 〒379-0224 Gunma,Japan
カテゴリ：	Castle ,
街：	Gunma

Matsuidamachi Hitomi, Annaka, 〒379-0224 Gunma,Japan

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上	上原兵庫介 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 戦国時代の崖端城跡。地主さんの好意で保存されているので立ち入り可能だが竹やぶの手入れはされていない。簡単な案内板は大宮神社に建っており、大宮神社から城跡に入ってすぐのところに水の手がある。 The cliffside castle ruins of the Warring States period. It has been preserved with the favor of the landowner, so it is possible to enter, but the bamboo and bush are not maintained. A simple information board is built at Omiya Shrine, and there is a hand of water just after entering the castle ruins from Omiya Shrine.
竹	竹下半兵衛 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 標高276m、比高約40m たまたま通りがかって寄ってみた神社に説明板がある遺構には説明表示板があったナカナカの深い横堀に竪堀♪ 食違いの部分もある♪ 土塁ものこってる♪ なにげにぶらっと散歩するのが良さげなトコｶﾓﾈ底の厚い靴で.....( ´;ﾟ;∀;ﾟ;) Altitude 276m, relative height about 40m I happened to pass by There is an explanation board at the shrine There was an explanation display board on the remains Tatebori in the deep horizontal moat of Nakanaka ♪ There is also a discrepancy ♪ There is a lot of earthworks ♪ It ’s nice to take a stroll around for anything. With thick-soled shoes ..... (´; ﾟ; ∀; ﾟ;)
r	ranta_ t on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鎌倉時代末期から南北朝時代に掛けての人物である人見光行によって築かれたとされています。しかし現在残る遺構は戦国時代辺りの物と思われ、もし光行の手による物であれば現在の主郭跡を堀切で区画した程度の規模だったのかも知れません。しかし後世の増築、改修によってか予想以上の規模となっています。また案内の看板が所々に置かれるなど程よく手入れされていて、馬出に複数の曲輪、尾根を仕切る堀切はそのまま竪堀となり、曲輪に沿って造られた横堀などといった遺構が見られます。登城口は複数ありますが、大手と思われる大宮神社方面からだと分かりやすく楽しめるのでは無いかという印象を受けました。 It is said to have been built by Mitsuyuki Hitomi, a person from the end of the Kamakura period to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. However, the remains that remain today are thought to be from the Warring States period, and if they were made by Mitsuyuki, they may have been as large as the current main enclosure was divided by Horikiri. However, it is larger than expected due to the expansion and renovation of posterity. In addition, the signboards for information are placed in places and are in good condition, and there are multiple Kuruwa in Maidashi, and the Horikiri that divides the ridge becomes a vertical moat as it is, and you can see the remains such as the Yokobori built along the Kuruwa. There are multiple entrances to the castle, but I got the impression that it would be easy to understand and enjoy from the direction of Omiya Shrine, which seems to be a major shrine.