秀吉公本陣跡(石井山)

Name: 秀吉公本陣跡(石井山)
Address: Tazuta, Kita Ward, 〒701-1333 Okayama,Japan, Okayama, Japan

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Contact 秀吉公本陣跡(石井山)

住所：	Tazuta, Kita Ward, 〒701-1333 Okayama,Japan
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,
街：	Okayama

Tazuta, Kita Ward, 〒701-1333 Okayama,Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

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0	05 ben on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2019.8 結構雑草。鳥居のとこから登りました。7〜8分。 2019.8 Pretty weed. I climbed from torii. 7-8 minutes.
k	k horicyan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 道も整備されていて、高松城跡を一望できる。気軽なハイキングコース The road is well maintained and you can see Takamatsu Castle Ruins. Casual hiking course
ト	トマトジュース on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 水攻めを行った時に秀吉の本陣があった場所です。備中高松城跡と清水宗治自刃の地が見えます。 This is the place where Hideyoshi's headquarters was when he attacked the water. You can see the ruins of Takamatsu Castle in Bichu and the land of Muneharu Shimizu.
T	TT Kurumin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 車では行けません。車の方は「高松城水攻め史跡公園」か「備中高松城跡」に停めて徒歩になります。道は整備されていますが、殆ど人がこないせいか、蜘蛛の巣がすごいですのでお気をつけて。本陣跡からは高松城や清水宗治自刃の地がよく見えますが、太閤岩からは何も見えません。途中、人工的に切り開かれたと思われる個所や虎口だったのではと思われる個所がありますが、案内板がないのでよくわかりません You can't go by car. If you are driving, stop at "Takamatsu Castle Water Attack Historical Site Park" or "Binaka Takamatsu Castle Site" and walk. The road is maintained, but be careful because the spider's nest is amazing, probably because few people come. From the main site, you can see the Takamatsu Castle and Michiharu Shimizu's own blades, but you can't see anything from Dazaiiwa. On the way, there are places that seem to have been artificially cut and opened, but there are places that seem to have been tiger mouths, but I do not know well because there is no guide board
A	Adam Smith on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 高松城址、清水宗治自刃の地が手に取るように見えた。敵将の前で舞い、自刃したことがよくわかった。人間の力と尊厳の限りをつくした舞台であると思えた。秀吉の大回転はこの地から始まったと思う。 The ruins of Takamatsu Castle and Souji Shimizu seemed to pick up the ground of their own blade. It was well understood that he danced in front of the enemy general and made a self-blade. It seemed to be a stage where human power and dignity were limited. I think Hideyoshi's Giant Slalom started here.
P	Pink gin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 秀吉本陣跡は太閤岩を目指すことになります。入口には太閤岩入口とだけ書かれています。道は一本道なので迷うことはないと思います。この本陣跡には清水宗治公の首塚跡があります。城址にあるものはここから移されたものになります。本陣跡からは眼下に備中高松城がよく見渡せ、ここから秀吉が指揮していたと思うと感慨深いです。太閤岩はこの本陣跡よりも500m更に上になります。 Hideyoshi Honjin trace will be aimed at Taiko rock. The entrance is written only with the Taiko rock entrance. The way I think it will not get lost because it is a single road. This Honjin trace There is a neck several traces of public Soji Shimizu. Those in the ruins of a castle will be the ones that have been moved from here. From Honjin trace overlooks well Bitchutakamatsu Castle under eyes, it is emotional to think that Hideyoshi had led from here. Taiko rock 500m will be above further than this Honjin trace.
島	島猫 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 備中高松城の東側にある山で羽柴秀吉が本陣を敷いたと伝わっています樹木も伐採され眼下には高松城が一望出来ます高松城側からも石井山に設置された幟が良く見えます本能寺の変からの中国大返し、明智光秀との山崎合戦、羽柴秀吉の天下統一と歴史が動いた場所でもあります石井山西側麓にある持宝院裏からの登山口と南側介護施設付近の集落からの登山口がありますが持宝院登山口からの方が分かりやすいです持宝院登山口付近には備中高松城主清水宗治の妹婿池上孫兵衛尉の墓があります石井山には清水宗治首塚跡、秀吉軍馬繋留地跡、太閤岩等の関連史跡がありマニアックな歴史好きには堪らないスポットです It is said that Hideyoshi Hashiba laid the headquarters on the mountain on the east side of Takamatsu Castle in Bichu. Trees are also cut down and you can see Takamatsu Castle below. From the Takamatsu castle side, you can see the Nobori installed on Mt. Ishii. It is also the place where the history of the Chugoku Otsuka from the Honnoji Incident, the Battle of Yamazaki with Akechi Mitsuhide, and the unification of the world of Hashiba Hideyoshi moved. There is a trailhead from the back of Mochihoin at the western foot of Mt. Ishii and a trailhead from a village near the nursing facility on the south side, but it is easier to understand from the trailhead of Mochihoin. Near the entrance to the Mochihoin, there is the tomb of Lieutenant Sonbei Ikegami, the sister-in-law of Takamatsu Castle owner Shimizu Muneharu. There are related historical sites such as Shimizu Muneharu Shutsuka, Hideyoshi Gunma mooring site, and Taikoiwa on Mt. Ishii, which is a spot that is unbearable for maniac history lovers.