千歳山城跡

Also known as Tawara Castle, the castle was built and was the first owner of the castle by Hidemasa Shosuke, a part of Kodaira Soma, the descendant of Taira Shomon. In the Kakitsu Incident (1441), he was attacked by the Yamana army and went down to the Yamana army, and because Hidemasa had no children, his adopted child, Kanekiyo Takada, who came from Mr. Takada of Abiki, took over. After that, in the Onin War, he rebelled against Mr. Yamana according to Masanori Akamatsu and took credit for fighting the army of Sozen Yamana, but it was abolished because Masahiro 5th opened the castle and moved to Abiki and abandoned the samurai. It seems that it has become a castle. Currently, Takamori Inari Shrine is built, and it is difficult to see it as a castle ruins, but if you look away from it for a while, it looks like a formation composed of Hirayama Castle, which is not even Yamashiro, but the remains are completely elucidated. It does not seem to be. If you look at it personally, you can enter from the right side of the precinct when you look at Inari Shrine from the front, and you can see the embankment that seems to be an embankment and the trace of a flat ground. When you leave the shrine and look around, you can also see a place that seems to have been the remains of Inubashiri that would have been around the castle. When traveling by car, prefectural road No. 81 is running in front of you and it is safe to approach the surrounding area, but you need to find a place where you can stop.

You can get there by climbing the stairs of Takamori Shrine. You can go further back than the right hand side of the shrine, but there was nothing in particular. Is it a little high hill?