Site of Tokugawa Ieyasu's First Encampment - Fuwa District

Name: Site of Tokugawa Ieyasu's First Encampment - Fuwa District
Address: 1424-1 Nogami, Sekigahara, Fuwa District, Gifu 503-1532, Japan, 503-1532, Japan

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Contact Site of Tokugawa Ieyasu's First Encampment

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1424-1 Nogami, Sekigahara, Fuwa District, Gifu 503-1532, Japan

Postal code :

503-1532

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1424-1 Nogami, Sekigahara, Fuwa District, Gifu 503-1532, Japan

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ふ	ふぁにー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 慶長五年(1600)9月15日の関ヶ原の戦いで、徳川家康が最初に陣を敷いた場所です。戦いが進むにつれ、家康は西軍に圧力をかけるため、陣馬野に進出しました。専用の駐車場あり。陣跡まで行く時、道路を横切るのでは無く、少し歩いた所の歩道橋を渡って訪問してください。 This is the place where Ieyasu Tokugawa first set up his position at the Battle of Sekigahara on September 15, 1600. As the battle progressed, Ieyasu advanced to Jinbano to put pressure on the Western Army. There is a private parking lot. When you reach the camp site, do not cross the road, but cross the pedestrian bridge just a short walk away.
n	nanaの森 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 関ヶ原古戦場記念館から少し離れますが、携帯ナビなら初陣跡まで案内してくれます。ここが、家康の関ヶ原最初の陣跡、なるほど、見晴らしは良いが古戦場には、少し離れて焦る気持ちも解りました(^^) It's a little far from the Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Hall, but if you use a mobile navigation system, it will guide you to the site of the first team. This is the site of Ieyasu's first battle of Sekigahara.
ヤ	ヤマ田太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここからだと関ヶ原の主戦場方面が全く見えませーん！　律令国家で最大の内戦であった壬申の乱で勝利をおさめた天武天皇が、ここで兵士たちに地元名産の桃を配って士気を上げ、大勝利をあげた故事に倣って、縁起を担いで家康はココに最初の本陣を置きました。しかし実際に来てみると、この位置からでは石田三成が本陣を置いた笹尾山は、手前の高地が邪魔して見ることが出来ません。それに関ヶ原の戦いの戦端が開かれ、初期の激戦地となった福島正則が担当する北側の戦場は、距離があり過ぎて状況がよく分からないのです。ましてや戦闘初期においては、先に部隊を展開して有利な位置に陣取る西軍の方が優勢に闘いを進めており、家康はここで非常に焦りイライラしながら推移見守った事は間違いありません。せっかくですから、ここで「天下人」家康が取り乱す様子を想像すると楽しいかと（笑）。戦闘は夜明け前から始まりましたが、この状況に家康は耐えられず午前10時頃に約３万の直衛軍と共に、現在「家康最後の陣跡」と呼ばれる関ケ原の最前線に本陣を移動させます。 From here, you can't see the main battlefield of Sekigahara at all! Emperor Tenmu, who won the victory in the Jinshin War, which was the biggest civil war in the Ritsuryo nation, distributed local specialty peaches to the soldiers to raise morale and luck in the same way as the big victory. Ieyasu set up his first headquarters here. However, when I actually came, I couldn't see Mt. Sasao, where Mitsunari Ishida was headquartered, because of the highlands in front of me. The battlefield on the north side, which was in charge of Masanori Fukushima, who became the early fierce battlefield after the battle of Sekigahara was opened, is too far away to understand the situation. Furthermore, in the early stages of the battle, the Western Army, which first deployed its troops and took an advantageous position, was fighting predominantly, and Ieyasu was undoubtedly very impatient and frustrated here. I think it would be fun to imagine Ieyasu, the "Tenkajin", getting upset here (laughs). The battle began before dawn, but Ieyasu could not stand this situation and moved the main team to the front line of Sekigahara, which is now called "Ieyasu's last camp", with about 30,000 direct defense forces around 10 am. I will.
ぎ	ぎゃるまま日記 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場があるので車で行きました。国道21号線は交通量が多く、歩道がないのでレンタルサイクルではちょっと怖そうな感じです。家康は関ケ原合戦早朝に、赤坂から桃配山に兵を移動。桃配山の中腹に陣を敷きました。家康の「腰掛石」、「机石」が今も残っているそうです。 I went by car because there is a parking lot. There is a lot of traffic on Route 21 and there are no sidewalks, so it seems a little scary in the rental cycle. Ieyasu moved soldiers from Akasaka to Momoyama in the early morning of the Battle of Sekigahara. We set up a team on the hillside of Mt. It seems that Ieyasu's "stool stone" and "desk stone" still remain.
葛	葛餅 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場は狭いし、国道を渡らないと陣まで行けませんが、静かで眺めはいいと思います。 The parking lot is small and you can't reach the team without crossing the national highway, but I think it's quiet and the view is nice.
大	大橋友美子 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 関ヶ原の戦いで東軍大将の家康が最初に陣を置いた所です。最初にここに寄ってから、この後に関ヶ原の真ん中に行って、石田三成の陣地に行って来ました。それぞれに行くと、関ヶ原がより身近に体感出来ます。 This is where Ieyasu, the general of the East Army, first set up in the Battle of Sekigahara. After first stopping here, I went to the center of Sekigahara and went to the position of Mitsunari Ishida. If you go to each, you can experience Sekigahara more closely.
杉	杉山弘道 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 家康が最初に陣を構えた場所と思うだけで鳥肌が鮫肌に進化しそうなくらい感動を覚える。いいですねぇ。とは言え、天下分け目の元となった場所とは思えないくらい質素な感じなので自治体はもっと上手にＰＲをしてほしい。（2021_12_05） Just thinking that Ieyasu was the first place to set up his camp, I was so impressed that goosebumps seemed to evolve into shark skin. It's good. However, it feels so simple that it doesn't seem like the place that was the source of the division of the world, so I would like the local government to publicize it better. (2021_12_05)
E	Ed Halley on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Battle of Sekigahara is one of the most important milestones in Japanese history. This marker is one of the few which remember it. A 20 meter gravel stairway separates it from a franchise gasoline stand. I suppose I must be satisfied by Nikko instead.