蟹江城跡

I couldn't enter by car, so I parked at the nearby Industrial Culture Center and walked, but even if the castle enthusiast (castle ruins) usually went, I was just stunned and wasted time and regretted. did.

It is very different from other castle ruins and is very difficult to understand. There is a signpost for road signs on a two-lane road, but when you enter a road with one lane on each side of the signpost, there is no parking lot and it becomes narrower and there is no signboard after that. I turned around and ran around for a while, but I could not find it, and there was a small park, so maybe it was this, I stopped at a Shinkinkin parking lot nearby, and when I walked there was a river-like thing like a trace of a moat. Yes, and when I walked along it with a feeling of mountain, a picture like that appeared like hiding in an apartment. The stone monument, well trace, explanation board, and tea tree were in relatively new condition. It's located in a residential area on a flat ground, and since there is only an information board at the entrance, it's safer to walk.

Park your car in the parking lot of the historical museum in the vicinity and head toward the castle ruins. If you walk for 2 to 3 minutes, you will see the castle ruins on your left and you will enter from the back side. The park is beautiful, go to the front and turn right to find the well traces.

In a space like a park in a residential area, there is only a large stone monument and an eastern house with the words Kanie Castle Ruins. There is a well trace to the east. There is a history of the Toyotomi army and the Tokugawa army fighting over this castle in 1584. It is accessible from JR Kanie Station in about 10 to 15 minutes on foot.

Visiting historical sites related to "Battle of Komaki and Nagakute" ? ・ April 1584 ... Battle of Nagakute ... Victory of Ieyasu ・ May 1584 ... Battle of Takegana ... Hideyoshi wins ⇒ First Battle of Takegana / Hideyoshi's Three Great Waterboarding ・ June 1584 ... Kanie Battle ⇒ Kanie Castle battle! ️ Kanie Castle is the midpoint between Ise Nagashima Castle / Oda Nobukatsu and Kiyosu Castle / Ieyasu Tokugawa, and Hideyoshi Hashiba is a key point of maritime traffic alongside Tsushima and Atsuta. Operation "Division of Kiyosu Castle" was carried out, and at one point the Hashiba side took part in the Kanie Castle capture directly by Nobukatsu Oda and Ieyasu Tokugawa, and the castle fell and Ieyasu won. Like the Nagakute battle, Hideyoshi's main corps is not in time and loses his face ? ⇒ Hideyoshi has "abandoned the suppression of Ieyasu's armed forces" since then, and although it is a nationally unknown Kanie battle, the victory of the Kanie battle establishes a strong presence as a military commander / daimyo of Ieyasu ? At the end of this, Kazumasu Takigawa, who was Nobunaga Corps / 5 General and Kanto General Commander, disappeared from the front stage, the Maeda Honke also shrank, and the pirate daimyo / Kuki Yoshitaka was taken over by Hideyoshi ? In 1585, the year after the Kanie Battle, the Great Tensho Earthquake occurred (Kaerikumo Castle, famous for the golden legend of Hida, was also destroyed at this time), Kanie Castle was also destroyed, and there was no castle built after that. Only the remains of the Honmaru well remain, and a small stone monument is quietly built in the castle ruins park. Since the road is narrow, you can use the parking lot of Kanie Town Industrial Culture Center / History and Folklore Museum, a 2-minute walk, and there are pamphlets related to the introduction, so please take a look, free ? I would like you to focus not only on the Nagakute battle but also on the Kanie battle, the content is more flashy than the Nagakute battle.

After Nobunaga's death, Owari, which was peaceful, became a battlefield. The remains of the Kanie battle that was to stand on the front stage of history. It is about to be left clean for posterity.

A quiet place in a residential area. Please note that you may not be able to escape if you go by car. Park your car at the nearby History and Folklore Museum. If you go west on the road on the south side, you will find the remains of a well.