spot/[id]

ホーム
>
都道府県から探す
>
奈良県
>
大和郡
>
近鉄郡山駅
>
大和郡山城
[ まだ写真がありません ]
最初の一枚を投稿しませんか
Yamato-Koriyama Castle
奈良県
Hidenaga's castle of one million koku — later the Yanagisawa domain that cultivated goldfish farming and made the town Japan's celebrated 'City of Goldfish'
創建
1580 年
種別
城
Access
7-minute walk from Kintetsu Koriyama Station
Jonai-cho, Yamatokoriyama, Nara
Open in Google Maps ↗
Info
Castle
Founded 1580
446 years
概要
A hilltop castle originally built by Tsutsui Junkei in 1580, then significantly expanded by Toyotomi Hidenaga upon his arrival in 1585. Hidenaga, Hideyoshi's half-brother, governed a vast domain of one million koku spanning Yamato, Kii, and Izumi provinces, serving as the backbone of the Toyotomi regime. His gentle temperament made him an invaluable mediator among the daimyo, earning him the title…
もっと読む
由緒
Built by Tsutsui Junkei in 1580. Toyotomi Hidenaga entered in 1585 and expanded it as a million-koku castle. After Hidenaga's death in 1591, his adopted son Hideho inherited but died in 1595, reverting the castle to direct Toyotomi control. After Sekigahara, various lords governed until the Yanagisa…
もっと読む

記
Related Articles
— 2

記
Toyotomi Brothers: The Pillar That Held Hideyoshi's Realm
The 2026 NHK taiga drama 'Toyotomi Kyodai!' shines a long-overdue light on Toyotomi Hidenaga, the genius administrator who kept Hideyoshi's realm from unraveling. His death in 1591 triggered a cascade: Rikyu's forced suicide, Hidetsugu's execution at Kongobuji, the ruinous Korean campaigns. This guide traces the brothers' legacy across seven sacred sites you can visit today.
era
›
記
Toyotomi Hidenaga: The Shadow Chancellor Behind Japan's Unification
Toyotomi Hidenaga (c. 1540-1591), protagonist of NHK's 2026 taiga drama 'Toyotomi Brothers!', was Hideyoshi's indispensable chancellor. He commanded the Kyushu and Odawara campaigns, governed a 1-million-koku domain, and his death set off the chain of Rikyu's forced suicide and the Korean invasions.
era
›

人
Related Figures
— 1

Toyotomi Hidenaga
Dainagon of Yamato
Age 40 at founding
›
Hidenaga entered the castle in 1585 after being granted a domain of one million koku across Yamato, Kii, and Izumi. As Hideyoshi's right hand, he excelled in domestic affairs and diplomacy, earning the trust of many daimyo. He also developed the castle town and protected temples and shrines. He died of illness at this castle in 1591, aged 52.
Posts
0
＋
No posts yet
Also Worth Visiting
春
Shungaku-in Temple
Memorial temple built by Todo Takatora for Toyotomi Hidenaga — locally beloved as 'Dainagon-san,' the heart of Hidenaga veneration in Yamatokoriyama
521m
→
矢
Yatadera
Imperial Tenmu-era temple with Japan's oldest Enmei Jizo as its model for Jizo statues nationwide — 10,000 hydrangeas bloom across the grounds in June
3.9km
→
Toshodaiji
Head temple of Ritsu, founded by Ganjin — UNESCO World Heritage
2.8km
→
Daianji
Head of the Seven Great Temples of Nanto — Kukai and Saicho studied at this temple tracing back to Prince Shotoku
3.6km
→
久
Kyuushouji
久松寺（きゅうしょうじ）は、奈良県大和郡山市にある曹洞宗の寺院
737m
→
Yakushiji
World Heritage temple vowed by Emperor Tenmu — the East Pagoda called 'frozen music' is a Hakuho masterpiece
2.0km
→
霊
Ryosenji (Nara)
Founded by Gyoki and Bodhisena in 736 at Emperor Shomu's wish — National Treasure Kamakura hall beside a 2,000-rose garden
4.1km
→
帯
Obitokedera
Japan's oldest safe-childbirth temple, founded 858 — both Empress Emerita Michiko and Empress Masako received prayer sashes here
4.5km
→
記
情報を提案する
位置のずれ / 由緒 / 参拝時間 / アクセス / 設備 / 注意事項 などを提案できます
›
Report incorrect info ›
📱
Get the app for a better experience
Auto stamp via GPS, offline access, and favorites tracking
Download on the App Store
＋
📱
Explore pilgrimage with the app
Download on the App Store
✕