長尾砦跡

Name: 長尾砦跡
Address: Nagaodaicho, Sakae Ward, Yokohama, 〒244-0843 Kanagawa,Japan, 〒１５９０ Kanagawa, Japan

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住所：	Nagaodaicho, Sakae Ward, Yokohama, 〒244-0843 Kanagawa,Japan
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街：	〒１５９０ Kanagawa

Nagaodaicho, Sakae Ward, Yokohama, 〒244-0843 Kanagawa,Japan

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児	児玉猛 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 細い階段を上ると竹藪の奥に曲輪と思しき平段が見られます If you go up the thin staircase, you will see a flat in the back of the bamboo basket.
a	arai oz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 城跡は分からなかったけど、畑と住居があり長閑で近いので散歩してます I didn't know the ruins of the castle, but I walked because there are fields and dwellings and they are long and quiet.
保	保次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 城跡との事ですが、看板がなければそれと気づかない位に何もないです。 It's a castle ruin, but if you don't have a sign, you won't notice it.
お	おだ天狗 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 長尾城（ながおじょう）、または長尾台の塁（ながおだいのるい）、長尾砦（ながおとりで）、長尾台城（ながおだいじょう）は、神奈川県横浜市栄区長尾台町（旧鎌倉郡長尾郷）にある日本の城跡（山城）。玉縄城の出城とされ、また関東管領上杉氏の家宰・長尾氏発祥の地と伝わる。古くから長尾氏発祥の地と伝えられる。『新編相模国風土記稿』には「長尾景茂が居住していたが、弘治年間（1555年-1558年）に戦死し、その後は後北条氏被官・鳥居伝十郎なる人物が1590年（天正18年）の後北条氏滅亡まで居城とした」とする伝承を伝える。ただし長尾景茂は1247年（宝治元年）の宝治合戦で戦死した人物であるため、誤伝ともされる。なお、城跡の北東山麓にある御霊社は、1093年（寛治7年）に長尾氏の祖・長尾景村が建立したと伝わる。 Nagao Castle, or Nagaodai's base, Nagao Fort, and Nagaodai Castle are located in Nagao, Sakae-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The ruins of a Japanese castle (Yamashiro) in Nagaodai, Kamakura-gun. It is said to be the birthplace of Tamanawa Castle, and is said to be the birthplace of Mr. Nagao, the housekeeper of Mr. Uesugi in the Kanto region. It is said to be the birthplace of Mr. Nagao from ancient times. In the "New Edition Sagami Kokudo Kokusho", "Keishige Nagao lived there, but he died in the Koji era (1555-1558), and after that, a person named Mr. Gohojo and Denjuro Torii was in 1590 (1590). After the 18th year of the Tensho era, he stayed in the castle until the destruction of Mr. Hojo. " However, Keishige Nagao is said to be a misrepresentation because he was killed in the Houji battle in 1247 (the first year of Houji). It is said that the Goryosha, located at the northeastern foot of the castle ruins, was built in 1093 (Kagemura 7) by Nagao's ancestor, Nagao Kagemura.
y	yamanei on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 地図上の位置がズレていたのでGoogleに修正を提案済み。正しくは一本右の道で、御霊神社に入る道のやや南のカーブに看板があります。 Since the position on the map was misaligned, I have proposed a correction to Google. The road on the right is correct, and there is a sign on the curve slightly south of the road that enters the Goryo Shrine.
Y	Yoshinao Yamaguchi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 相模丘陵の南部、玉縄城のある丘陵の北東の端の舌状台地が長尾砦跡（長尾台の塁）である。関東管領上杉家の家宰長尾一族の故地と伝えられる。 The tongue-shaped plateau at the northeastern end of the hill with Tamawa Castle, in the southern part of the Sagami Hills, is the ruins of Nagao Fort (base of Nagaodai). It is said to be the hometown of the Nagao clan, a family member of the Uesugi family in the Kanto region.
の	のなかともみ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ↑城好きとしての評価です。玉縄城の砦として築かれたらしいです。また、上杉謙信などの長尾一族発祥の地とされ、長尾氏の居館跡でもあるそうです。説明板もありますが、周りの道が狭く、分かりづらいです。御霊神社という神社に、空堀や土塁らしきものや、説明板の横などには、櫓台らしきものがありました。あくまで僕の考えですが、説明板のある道路は堀跡、または堀切なのではと思いました。個人の感想ですが行ってみて損はありません。 ↑ It is an evaluation as a castle lover. It seems that it was built as a fort of Tamanojo Castle. It is also said to be the birthplace of the Nagao clan, such as Kenshin Uesugi, and the site of Mr. Nagao's residence. There is also an explanation board, but the road around it is narrow and difficult to understand. At the shrine called Goryo Shrine, there were things that looked like empty moats and earthworks, and things that looked like turrets next to the explanation board. It's just my opinion, but I thought that the road with the explanation board was a moat trace or Horikiri. It's an individual impression, but there is no loss in going there.
Y	Yoshi Kurakino on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 余り遺構は無いかと思いきや、意外や意外、玉縄城主要部に繋がる尾根方面に隠れる様に林道に成ってる空堀状の道と土塁の武者走り、その下には谷を裾切した大空堀が残ってました。旧地形の名残も日本城郭大系の縄張り図を参考に訪れると結構確認出来ますよ～。 I thought that there were not many remains, but unexpectedly, a forest road that was formed as a forest road and a warrior running on the earthworks so as to hide in the direction of the ridge leading to the main part of Tamanawa Castle, and a large valley underneath. There was an empty moat left. You can also check the remnants of the old terrain by referring to the territory map of the Japanese castle system.