Site of Jojo Castle - Kasugai

Name: Site of Jojo Castle - Kasugai
Address: 2 Chome-84 Jojocho, Kasugai, Aichi 486-0833, Japan, 486-0833, Japan

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Contact Site of Jojo Castle

住所：	2 Chome-84 Jojocho, Kasugai, Aichi 486-0833, Japan
電話：	📞 +88
Postal code :	486-0833
カテゴリ：	Castle ,

2 Chome-84 Jojocho, Kasugai, Aichi 486-0833, Japan

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u	uk jomo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 遺跡としてはかなり遺構が残っているので星5。ただ観光地としてはあまり整備がされておらず、交通量が多い住宅地にある事もあるので星2or3。どちらの視点で見るかによって評価が分かれてくる観光地。 There are quite a few remains as ruins, so 5 stars. However, it is not well maintained as a tourist destination, and it may be in a residential area with heavy traffic, so it is 2 or 3 stars. A tourist destination where evaluations differ depending on which viewpoint you look at.
竹	竹内正孝 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 雑草伸び放題荒れ放題で放置されているだけの空き地です。立入禁止で外から見ても城跡とは誰も思いません。遺跡保護するならちゃんと整備すべきだし、放置するなら整地して住宅や公園などに有効活用すべき。ただの行政の怠慢。 It is a vacant lot that is just left unattended as weeds. No one can think of a castle ruin from the outside because it is off limits. If you want to protect the ruins, you should maintain them properly. If left untreated, you should prepare them and use them effectively in houses and parks. Just administrative negligence.
田	田中じょーじ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 住宅街に佇む城跡。奇跡的に堀や土塁等が残っているので見所はあるのだが、未整備なので知らない人が見たら普通の荒地にしか見えない。案内板を設けたり公園にする等してキチンと整備を行なった方が良いかも。 Castle ruins in a residential area. Although there are sights of miracles and moats left miraculously, it is undeveloped, so if you don't know it, you can only see ordinary wasteland. Maybe it would be better to make a maintenance with a guide board or a park.
ラ	ラッコ男爵 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 上条城の天守台や土塁が遺構としてギリギリ残ってます? それは嬉しいことなのですが、大半は住宅地と駐車場になってしまいました。ちなみに、駐車場になってる場所が本丸だそうです? できれば、今残ってる天守台や土塁だけでも後世のためにも保存して頂きたいです? 片隅に石碑がありますが、これは林家の屋敷跡があったことを記す石碑とのことです。また、林家は15代つづく大庄屋だそうです? 付近に駐車場はありません。ごちゃごちゃした住宅街の中にひっそりとあります。また、道も狭い上に結構交通量もあります。気を付けて訪問して下さいね? The castle tower and earthworks of Kamijou Castle are barely left behind as remains ? That's great, but most of it has become residential and parking. By the way, it seems that the main place is the parking lot ? If possible, I would like you to save the castle tower and the earthworks that are still present, as well as for future generations ? There is a stone monument in one corner, but it is a stone monument that marks the site of the Hayashi's mansion. In addition, Hayashiya seems to be a fifteenth-generation Daishoya ? There is no parking lot nearby. It is quietly located in a messed up residential area. The road is narrow and there is a lot of traffic. Please be careful when visiting ?
s	sakappa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 住宅街に遺構として残してあり、荒らされないように立入禁止にしている点は評価に値します。自分が子供だったら、めちゃめちゃ荒らしまくっていると思います。私有地なのか、公有地なのかよく分かりませんが、農作物も作っていなくて住宅地のため、土地所有者であれば、税金対策で駐車場はやむを得ないかと。ただ、城跡の説明案内板くらいは建てておいてほしかったです。 It is worthy of evaluation that it is left as a remains in a residential area and is off limits to prevent it from being damaged. If I were a kid, I think it would be a mess. I'm not sure if it's private land or public land, but since it's a residential area without growing crops, if you're a landowner, you can park your car with tax measures. Is it unavoidable? However, I wanted you to build an explanation board for the ruins of the castle.
Z	Zeke Dreamer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nothing left behind, I guess ?
J	Joe Mclaughlin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a historical landmark area that was once the site where Jojo-jo (Kasugai Castle) stood . There are a few stone ruins that are still detectable without digging through all the over grown weeds to see them. It's badly maintained for such a great part of Japanese history, it should be restored or the castle rebuilt .
d	dee geo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Jōjō Castle (上条城, Jōjō-jō) was a hirashiro (平城, castle constructed on the plains). It was built in 1218 by Osaka Kouzen. After the battle of Komaki, Toyotomi Hideyoshi stayed at Jōjō Castle. The founder of Higashikasugai, Mayor Hayashi Kimbei, lived here during the Meiji period. It's nice to see the remains of a castle which has lent it's name to this ward (Jojo Cho). At the first sight I also thought that this place should be maintained better. But then on a second thought, may be we don't need to renovate and reconstruct every fallen castle. As long as you keep that area protected and not let other private buildings there it can be a good gift for the future generations to explore and study.