箱山城跡

Good view, access can be walk or car You may be good for trail run!

A mountain trail was created by the locals. It is easy to walk and has a good view.

Hakoyama Castle Yama Castle (680m/130m) Earthwork, Guo, Moat Castle owner: Mr. Maruko, Mr. Hakoyama Ueda City Nakamaruko Hakoyama Seiwa Gen's Yoda's style Hakoyama's Yamashiro ruins Due to the efforts of the locals Very well maintained There are also standing bills and instructions You can go around Yamashiro while walking through the history. Altitude 682m, specific height 130m. It is located in the hills in the eastern part of Maruko City, down to the terrace of the Yoda River. A highway running to the Tateshina-cho and Ashida areas runs nearby, making it an important transportation hub. Although its history is unknown, there is a theory that a person named Judge Kunimasa Hakoyama is the castle owner, which is considered to be a fortress of Maruko Castle (Taisho 11th year magazine "Kokengun", "Nihonjojodai"). It is believed that Mr. Hakoyama is a member of Mr. Yoda's family, but details are unknown ("Illustrated Yamashiro Exploration"). The remains are quite buried, but well preserved. It is roughly divided into 3 sections, the center of which is the 2nd section, and the ridge is blocked by a small Horikiri, and the earthwork is installed to enhance the defense. The Mie Otorikiri of Mamete is quite spectacular, and traces of masonry can be seen in part of the Guo. Considering the number and scale of the moats and the position of the earthworks, this castle has strengthened its preparations for the eastern direction behind and the plateau, that is, conscious of the passage to Ashida Castle and Mochizuki Castle. It is said to have been built ("Illustrated Yamashiro Exploration"). The castle ruins are on the back mountain of the Yoda Kubosaiba. Follow the forest road (now abandoned road) behind the funeral hall, aiming for the summit on your left. There is no mountain trail, and it seems that there is no choice but to attach it to a ridge or to go straight up the slope. Main course in about 15 minutes. Quote

Altitude 683m, relative height about 138m I climbed the promenade named "Sakura Road" before sunset. Playground equipment, information boards, etc. are maintained and it is good for a walk (o'∀`) ♪ The masonry written as Dharma Rock is Dawn! This is a well-stacked na ('0') There is a territory map on the main enclosure Information boards for each of the remains And it was! The continuous vertical moat from the continuous Horikiri is Ogibori ♬ Kana I think it's rare to see this fan moat easily ('-' *) ♪ There are also mochi and other Horikiri ♪ The earthworks of Kuruwa remain firmly ♪ The handmade maintenance makes me feel relaxed, and the remains of Yamashiro remain firmly, which is a little-known spot for castle enthusiasts ♡ (´ ▽ `) no