大網城跡

It seems that it is on the south side of the cutoff cliff on the JR Togane line at an altitude of 40 m, but I could not find a way to climb it. It feels like a private property, but there should be shrines, so I'd like to find a way to climb. The other day, I found a route from Hiyoshi Shrine on the side of the Silver Human Resource Center to Asama Shrine. It is difficult to pass by fallen trees or bamboo grove to Asama Shrine, but is it the approach from Asama Shrine? It's easier to understand if you come from. Rather, is the approach to Asama Shrine unmaintained, or is it the summit without passing through a place like the grounds of a private house? I can't go to. At Sengen Shrine, there was a monument that was built by local residents around S52 around S52, but the approach to this point has not been maintained. The area around Asama Shrine and Hiyoshi Shrine is thought to be the Oami castle ruins along the cut-off cliff of the JR Togane line, but there are no explanations, and two shrines were built in the "Yamashiro ruins" during the Warring States period. It's a place that has been handed down in people's memories. On the north side, there must have been a local “Toki Castle”, but it seems that it is preserved as a “Toki Castle Ruins”. Beside Hiyoshi Shrine, there is a disaster prevention wireless speaker system of Oamishirasato City at the top of the mountain. Two shrines that quietly nestle among fallen trees and bamboo grove after a typhoon. It is also a place where you can feel the "voice of the soldiers" during the Warring States period, when the flowers of the Japanese azalea bloom during the Reiwa era.

There are several moat cuts on the Hosone, but the Kuruwa is narrow and it is not a castle where many people can stand up. The castle area may have expanded to the place divided by the railroad track, but it can no longer be verified.