Kisai Castle

騎西城　［加須］　Kisaijō (Kazo)

his castle wasn’t very good. The reconstructed keep was poorly done. The “stone base” looked plastered on like ugly wallpaper. The museum inside was closed and will be for months. The form, materials ...

Golden week and silver week only

Original Text

The building, which is now considered to be Kisai Castle, is a castle tower-style local historical museum built in 1950. It seems that the actual Kisai Castle was a one-story castle when it was northeast of the local historical museum. At that time, the site of the local historical museum was located in the outer moat, and the remains of the Kisaijo earthworks remain on the opposite side of the prefectural road. The local historical museum has three floors, and the first floor is an exhibition of historical materials and folk materials, the second floor is an exhibition of folk materials and war related materials, and the third floor is an exhibition of photographic panels and a corridor observation room. Admission ...

Corona was closed. You can see it in late March ...

Original Text

I used to see this castle on the way to Kazo, but this is my first time to stop by. However, it was still closed because it was a corona disaster. Sorry ‼️ That's the case, but it was nice to see the buds of seasonal flowers starting to bloom ♪♪

Only the simulated castle tower remains. It's for enthusiasts.

Original Text

A simulated castle tower is built, but it feels like there is nothing to visit. Only a part of the earthwork remains, but it's a little bit sad after a part. .. ..

Modern castle tower. Castle enthusiasts should not be enough.

Original Text

Kisei Castle was real in the medieval period. There is also a record that it was attacked by Kenshin Uesugi and fell. However, the current castle tower-style building was built in １９７５ and made of concrete. When I went, I couldn't enter, and it was boring to say clearly. When I read the reviews of other people on TripAdvisor, it seems that the interior is a "local historical material exhibition room", but I didn't notice it. But it took money to build it ...