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I went there on August 6, 2020. There is a private parking lot. If you climb a little from the parking lot, the entrance to the Oyose Castle Ruins Can be seen. The road is well maintained and easy to climb However, it is maintained with concrete etc. It does not mean that it is slippery shoes You should quit. In the summer, there are quite a lot of insects, so a repellent spray Is mandatory. If you go up the first guide to the right There is a grave of Matsudaira Ryogen. After that, I will comment on the photograph.

Yamashiro was built by the Ogyu Matsudaira family. The territory such as Ishigaki and Horikiri remains firmly, and the satisfaction is high. Be careful of your feet and take a walk, especially when there are many fallen leaves. There are only 5 parking lots, but they are usually parked.

Isn't it one of the best in Yamashiro in Aichi Prefecture? The scale is large, and Ishigaki remains in places, so you should be able to enjoy the mountain castle of the Warring States period. It is a castle ruin that you want to take your time to visit. The view is also the best.

A medieval mountain castle of rocks and stone walls. I came across a wonderful local castle.

There is an entrance to the top of the slope where you have worked hard. (The car parking lot goes down a little to the east) Ishigaki and Kuruwa remain, and the view from the mountaintop is also good.

Yamashiro, a national historic site, at an altitude of 204m. Climbing the castle in the summer fights against Aedes mosquitoes ? The remains are Butts Goon ?? Horikiri ♪ at Higashi Koguchi has a stone monument The earthworks from the broken koguchi are excellent ♬ Warrior running earthworks ♬ Vertical moat ♬ on the stepped waist that turns around The angle at which the shore cannot be climbed ♬ Partition stone wall Dawn in the main enclosure ♪ The surroundings are full of moss stones ♪ The view is .. cloudy and not good ➰ Nishihorikiri is Ohorikiri using megaliths ♬ The ruins of the mansion are covered with choi grass The stone wall in front of the mansion remains beautiful ♪ Well Kuruwa is also stone wall crunchy ♪ And so on .. Toko with no sharp edges ♡ ?

⭐️ More fun than I imagined, more fun than I expected ? The home of the Ogyu Matsudaira family, the first / Matsudaira Norimoto / Norimasa Around 1510 in the first half of the 16th century, the Yamashiro castle was expanded and built at an altitude of 307 m. It is recommended to take a walk, because you can understand the whole, the arrangement of the rope-tensioned Kuruwa, the scale and precision, the mystery of the bedrock, the stone wall and the earthen base, the mountain moat and the tiger mouth using the huge rock, etc. What is the castle in the city? ⭐️ I wonder if the main enclosure of the mountaintop was shaved and flattened, you can see the bedrock, especially around the mountaintop, there are many huge rocks and it is characteristic ⁉️ The highlight of Ogyu Castle is the construction of a stone wall in two stages of the "water hand-curved ring" valley on the north side of the rope, securing water that is important for life in the castle and defending it with a water moat. Is 30m wide and 5m high, and is amazing in the early 16th century when the stone wall construction technology was immature ❗️ ⭐️ The distant view of the surrounding area from the main enclosure of the mountaintop / Monolith is wonderful, the surrounding scenery is also unique with many huge rocks, it is worth seeing, the same view as when the castle was built around 1500, I was impressed with "It was made well" ✨ ★ The approach road from the road is maintained to some extent, but depending on the location, it may be scraped or dug by wind and snow, and there are also steep slopes when it deviates from the main part and the hand-curved ring of water on the north side. Fallen leaves slip ? But I'm glad I went ~, I think I should go again ~ It was Yamashiro Castle! ️

It is a place that is unbearable for Yamashiro lovers, such as many earthworks and stone bases, deep moat, tiger mouth and kuruwa using large rocks, and rare dam-like water hand kuruwa. Mr. Matsudaira dropped the fort of a local lord, established it as a castle during the Warring States period, and created Ieyasu. After finally gathering together with Ieyasu Ritsushi, he supported Tokugawa as the leading family. The castle was abandoned when Hideyoshi moved Tokugawa to the Kanto region. There are about 5 parking lots about 200m below the castle entrance, so it seems that there are no other parking lots, so if it is full, it seems that you will wait. Please turn When you climb the road from the parking lot, you will see the entrance to the castle on the right side. It is a road that has been maintained for a while. Walk while After climbing up, first say hello to the graveyard of Matsudaira Norimoto, the owner of the castle on the right side, and then head to the ruins of the castle. There was also a stone wall of masonry at the tiger mouth of the main building, walking around the main building, looking at the scenery from the observation rock in the back, and going down to the Kuruwa of the wide 3 castle main building on the road full of large rocks, and the book Return to Guo and head for the water hand-curved ring on the other side. I walk on the partition earthworks, but there is no way to go down, grab a sloping place or a tree branch and go down to the bottom, the water hand-curved ring of the dam made of the partition earthworks and the stone wall You can see how wonderful it is from the bottom. Water is important in Yamashiro, isn't it? Climbing back is also difficult, so if you are not a siege siege, just look at it from above. Then return to the parking lot on the same road It was a pretty fun castle ruin