伊深城跡(後庁城跡)

Ideal for mountaineering training. It takes about 20 minutes one way, but it will be a fairly good load on a road that is surprisingly rewarding to walk. The view from the top is not so good, but you can enjoy the atmosphere of Yamashiro.

Altitude 912m. The parking lot has an explanation board with a territory map and a promenade with stairs. Horikiri behind the main enclosure is Dawn and big ♪ Continuous Horikiri also remains well. Toko (* ´∀`) ♪ where cherry blossoms look good in spring

Shinano / Ifuka Castle Ruins (Gogo Castle Ruins) Yamashiro: (916m / 200m) Successive castle owners: Mr. Okada (Mr. Gocho), Mr. Ibuka The age of the castle is uncertain. According to folklore, it was built by Okada Kansha Genji during the Hogen rebellion (1156-1159) at the end of the Heian period. During the Muromachi period, Mr. Okada's descendant, Mr. Mimura, belonged to Mr. Ogasawara and was in the castle. When Mr. Takeda invaded Matsumotodaira and attacked Mr. Ogasawara in 1550, he fell himself along with Hayashi Castle, but it is said that he was captured by Mr. Akazawa, the owner of Inakura Castle who fell on Mr. Takeda. After that, the chief son of Mimura, the lord of Myogisan Shrine, became the uncle of the lord of Okadaibuka, who was also in charge of the lord of the castle, and became the adopted son of Morihisa Dewa, the lord of the castle. This was the surname. In June 1582, Nagayuki received a promise from Sadayoshi Ogasawara, who was planning to recover Fukashi (Matsumoto City) at that time, to inherit the surname of the post-agency and Seba Castle Horimaru 3,000 kanbun. Immediately after that, he was awarded the loyalty and was listed as a magistrate of the Ogasawara family. Unlike his father, Mimura Nagachika, who betrayed the Ogasawara clan, it can be seen that Nagayuki encouraged Jokei to work loyally. At present, in addition to the earthworks and Horikiri, you can see the remains of Ishigaki, although it is a part of the castle ruins. The entrance to the castle is located at Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine, and a mountain trail is maintained. Park your car in the parking lot of Yoshihirotera Park and head toward the site of Ifuka Castle from the trailhead of Yoshihirotera Park. You can reach the summit in about 20 minutes. On the way back, use the Wakamiya Hachimangu mountain trail.