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Nagakubo Castle Ruins
静岡県
A medieval castle ruin in Nagaizumi-cho…
創建
1450 年
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About 30 min walk from JR Nagaizuminameri Station
Nagaizumi-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka
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Castle
Founded 1450
576 years
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A medieval castle ruin in Nagaizumi-cho, known as a Sengoku-period remnant contested by the Imagawa, Takeda, and Hojo clans. Earthen ramparts and dry moats built on the hillside remain in good condition, evoking the defensive structures of the era. The castle site offers views of Mt. Fuji and Mt. Ashitaka and is popular as a scenic hiking course. Designated a prefectural historic site, it is an im…
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Developed by the Imagawa in the 15th–16th century Sengoku period, it later became a strategic stronghold during Takeda Shingen's campaigns into Totomi and Suruga. After the fall of the Takeda it came under Tokugawa control and is said to have been abandoned in the early Edo period. Currently managed…
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Tokugawa Ieyasu
First Shogun of Edo
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Nagakubo Castle was one of the fortresses seized when Tokugawa Ieyasu pacified Suruga, and it continued to be valued as a strategic point along the Tokaido even after Ieyasu entered the Kanto.
Imagawa Yoshimoto
Greatest Archer of the Tokaido
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Nagakubo Castle was originally developed by the Imagawa as a border fortress between Totomi and Suruga, serving as a guardian of the Tokaido under Yoshimoto's control. After Yoshimoto's death at Okehazama, as Imagawa power weakened, the fate of this castle too came into question.
Takeda Shingen
Tiger of Kai
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Following Takeda Shingen's invasion of Suruga in 1568, Nagakubo Castle was seized as a Takeda strategic stronghold. This castle commanding the Tokaido played an important role in Shingen's pacification of Suruga, functioning as a key base supporting the Takeda's advance along the Tokaido.
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