Ōda-jo (Ōda city, Ibaraki)｜Only a stone monument remains…
I couldn’t find anything that clearly looked like castle remains… Hello, this is ...
Masuo-jo (Kashiwa city, Chiba)｜Though its builder and early history remain unclear, it is nonetheless an impressive renkaku-style hilltop castle
A compact yet impressive hilltop castle that can be explored in under 30 minutes ...
Tsuchiura-jo (Tsuchiura city, Ibaraki)｜Feeling the weight of history in the weathered Yagura-mon Gate
One of “The Additional 100 Castles of Japan”,also known by the nickname Kijō (“T ...
Sakura-jo (Sakura city, Chiba)｜Visiting One of Japan’s “Top 100 Castles”
Walking along the top of the Dorui was surprisingly impressing!! Hello, I’m Shin ...
Oshi-jo (Gyoda city, Saitama)｜Infiltrating the “Floating Castle” Said to Be Impregnable!!, which withstood Ishida Mitsunari’s flood attack
To the “Floating Castle” that even Ishida Mitsunari failed to conquer with a flo ...
Moriya-jo (Moriya city, Ibaraki)｜A full-scale hirayama-style castle where one can vividly imagine the annihilation of enemy forces
An Enormous Dry Moat That Instantly Took My Breath Away!! Hello, this is Shin. A ...
Usui-jō (Sakura city, Chiba)｜The Main Stronghold of the Hara Clan That Repelled the Armies of Uesugi Kenshin
A Bamboo-Grove Hill-and-Plains Castle — Usui-jō Hello, I’m Shin. On Friday, Apri ...
Moroto-jō (Inzai city, Chiba)｜An Earthen Fortification with Dry Moats Overlooking Lake Inbanuma
A Hidden Gem of a Castle Within Inbanuma Park Hello, I’m Shin. On Thursday, Apri ...