砥石城 枡形城跡

I'm going down on a Manten bike when no one is there

If you walk through the cedar forest through the ruins of the Toishi Castle from the parking lot, you will find the Hagigata Castle Ruins that are one step higher. There is also a route from the lower residential area on the east slope, but it is rough because it is not climbed so much. There is a signboard. The top of the mountain is beautiful with butterflies flying in the spring, so it's recommended that time

Honjo Castle is close to Honjo Castle if you get to Honshu Castle. It may be possible to turn it back when it comes to the castle. First of all, it is about to go down while holding a rope with steep slope. You will have to climb again because you will go down to the Yoneyama Castle ruins entrance when going forward.

Masugata Castle Ruins (830m/240m) Earthwork, Guo, Moat Ueda City Sumiyoshi character whetstone Ueno Shiroyama Connected with Whetstone Castle, Yoneyama Castle, Honjo, and Masugata At the height of Masugata Castle, which was the stage of the stone crumbling, if you descend from Masugata Castle as it is, you can go to Yoitaji Temple, where the grave of Sanada Honke Yunosana Unno (Unno Yukishana) is located. You can also enjoy a historical walk along the Yamashiro tour. There are many Yamashiro ruins in the Ueda and Ogata districts, but no other castle like the Whetstone castle ruins has been confronted four times during the Warring States period. In addition, the grindstone castle is a mountain castle that is extremely important for the development of Mr. Sanada. Shingen Takeda of Kai (Yamanashi Prefecture) in 1950 (Astronomy 19) attacked the whetstone castle protected by Yoshimasa Murakami (lord of Katsurao of Sakashiro) with a large army for more than a month, but it was solid. I couldn't capture it because of Yamashiro, but I was defeated. The following year, Yukitaka Sanada, who is under Takeda, hijacked Whetstone Castle due to his good strategy. Then, during the first Ueda battle in 1585, Masayuki's eldest son, Nobuyuki (no), was guarding the important stone stone castle behind Ueda Castle. During the second Ueda battle in the 1600th year of Keicho, Masayuki's second son, Nobutushige (Yukimura) stayed up, but his brother, Nobuyuki, who was on his side in Tokugawa later entered the castle. In this way, the whetstone castle that held the northern half of the Ueda Basin became a battleground between Murakami, Takeda, Sanada, and Tokugawa. The whetstone castle ruins were built using the ridge of Higashitaro Mountain that rises in the northeastern part of the Ueda Basin, the east is a cut cliff along the Kamigawa river, and the west is a slope with continuous steep slopes. It is a large-scale group of Yamashiro that spans the three villages of Hatayama, Iseyama, and Kongoji Temple. There are Masugata Castle in the north, the Toishi Castle in the south, and Yoneyama Castle in the southwest. Honjo-From Yoseiji Temple in front of Iseyama, pass through a place called Uchigoya, Mizute, and climb a curved slope to reach Honjo. Masugata Castle-From Honjo, take the Yake bamboo ridge road 120m north, and you can see the Sanada area at an altitude of 800m.