常山城跡

> Hiroshi Tsuchiya > 3 months ago > Are there ghosts? I have climbed several times but never met a ghost. (Lol) Oh, I never went in the middle of the night.

It's a panorama from Okayama city to the Seto Inland Sea.

Climbing was hard I knew the strength of a woman

Losers were mourned everywhere in the mountains. I think of Tsuruhime's honor. What kind of building was the castle? At the end, did the massif with Bitchu Matsuyama Castle look far away? How much Mohri could be seen in the sea below? It's unfortunately immeasurable.

When I climbed in front, it was evening, so I felt that something was coming from behind, but this time I didn't feel anything in particular and the scenery was good.

June 9th 13:40 Stopped at ?️ near the trailhead and departed. Climbing continues forever. The road is well maintained. It is overgrown with tall trees, dimly shaded and not hot. After all, I didn't meet anyone until the summit. When I heard the history of Tsuneyama Castle, I felt a little scared, but I was able to get off safely. Shimoyama walked on the road. Arrival at 15:20 ?️. The fresh green was pleasant.

The ruins of the castle are on the top of the mountain, so the view is very good and the scenery is wonderful. It seems that you can go by car, but it seems difficult to avoid when an oncoming car comes because the road is quite narrow. If you're walking up, it's wise to bring a water bottle or plastic bottle for hydration. For the time being, there is a toilet near the top.

I had Mr. Shirotomo take me. The trail was well maintained and it was very easy to climb. There is a farewell road (near the bottomless well) on the way, but the straight line continues to Somonmaru, and Honmaru to Kajiomaru on the right. If you choose the Kajio Maru road, you will reach the road. However, it was under construction now and I couldn't go to Kajio Maru. Apparently, there is a corner stone wall left in Kajio Maru. When I went up the road as it was, there was a stone wall. A diversion stone was used, which surprised Mr. Shirotomo for the ⑤th time. Then, go up the road (which is a slope) that you can enter the Kuruwa, and if you follow the Kuruwa along the ridge, you can go up to the main enclosure. There is a waist wall called Hyogo Maru on the back of the main enclosure, and a high stone wall with a height of 4 m remains under it. Also, if you look at the shore of Honmaru from Hyogo Maru, there are still stone walls, which are well maintained and easy to see. Now, head from Hyogo Maru to Somon Maru on the other ridge. Please be careful when getting off as the slope is steep. Kuruwa remains in some places. When you reach the tip of Somonmaru, you will find a wonderful view. It's hard to understand in Somonmaru, but the stone wall still remains, and it was very good. Here is a detour. When you go to Somonmaru, there is Yabuyabu in front of Somonmaru. When Mr. Shirotomo looked at the territory map and proceeded, Horikiri appeared. It is very splendid and leaves the Dobashi, which leads to a small Kuruwa like a turret. I used the way back from Somon Ninomaru to get out on the road and went back as it was.