柳津城跡

Name: 柳津城跡
Address: Yanaizucho Hongo, 〒501-6104 Gifu,Japan, Gifu, Japan

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住所：	Yanaizucho Hongo, 〒501-6104 Gifu,Japan
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,
街：	Gifu

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K	KEIJI Y on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
小	小森達也（やつた） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ すごく立派なお寺さんにございます It's in a very nice temple
荻	荻野孝明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 柳津城跡(/≧◇≦＼) Yanagizu Castle Ruins (/ ≧ ◇ ≦ \)
福	福英 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 遺構はありません。説明板があります。 There are no remains. There is an explanation board.
y	yu16 Y on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 11/19訪問遺構はない 11/19 visit There are no remains
お	おだ天狗 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 柳津城（やないづじょう）は、岐阜県岐阜市柳津町本郷2丁目（旧羽島郡柳津町）にあった、戦国時代の日本の城である。築城時期は文亀年間（1501年頃）といわれている。城主の竹腰摂津守は斎藤氏に仕えていたが、弘治2年（1556年）の長良川の戦いで戦死し、城主は叔父の成吉摂津守尚光にかわる。成吉摂津守尚光（のちに竹腰尚光に改名）も斉藤氏に仕える。戦国時代、この地は尾張国であったが、斎藤氏の勢力下であり、斎藤氏と織田氏の戦いの最前線であった。旧柳津村の地名には、一ヶ城、七ヶ城という地名が残っていたが、これは柳津城の出城や砦があった場所といわれている。城址は光沢寺の境内にあるが、石碑のみ残る。 Yanaizu Castle is a Japanese castle during the Warring States period, located in Hongo 2-chome, Yanaizu-cho, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture (formerly Yanaizu-cho, Hashima-gun). It is said that the castle was built during the Bunki era (around 1501). The castle owner, Takekoshi Settsu Mamoru, served Mr. Saito, but died in the Battle of Nagara River in Koji 2 (1556), and the castle owner was replaced by his uncle Naruyoshi Settsu Mamoru Naomitsu. Naomitsu Naruyoshi Settsu (later renamed Naomitsu Takekoshi) also serves Mr. Saito. During the Warring States period, this area was Owari, but it was under the control of Mr. Saito and was at the forefront of the battle between Mr. Saito and Mr. Oda. In the former Yanaizu village, the place names of Ichiga Castle and Nanaga Castle remained, but this is said to be the place where Yanaizu Castle was founded and fort. The ruins of the castle are on the grounds of the Gloss Temple, but only the stone monument remains.
ラ	ラッコ男爵 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (Translated by Google) Currently, Kotakuji Temple is built on the site of Yanagizu Castle. In front of the temple, there is a guide board about the ruins of Yanagizu Castle and a sketch of the ruins of the castle, which will give you a clue as to what happened at that time ? In addition, there is a monument of Yanagizu castle ruins and a tomb of Takekoshi Settsumori behind the main hall, so I think that it is a place that you can fully enjoy for a non-major castle ruin. I think it's a nice place that is well managed ? Thanks to the priest ? I wanted to worship because it was a big deal, but I couldn't worship because there was no money box ? Sorry (> _ _<) 補足参拝者用の駐車場あります。トイレも多分あると思います?