Tatsuno Castle

and you can see the city.

Original Text

It is said that his childhood soldier, Kanbei Kuroda, was captured by the enemy Akamatsu, and his father, Seitaka Kuroda, embarked on this Tatsuno Castle and negotiated directly to get it back. It is said that the current Tatsuno Castle was built by Yasumasa Wakisaka in later years and １６７２. Honmaru Palace, pure white walls, buried gates, etc. have been restored. I've been there during the cherry blossom season, but I remember the collaboration between the white walls and the cherry blossoms was wonderful.

A magnificent castle in a city flourished with soy sauce

Original Text

Originally, it was the residence of the Akamatsu clan during the Muromachi period. In the early Edo period, it became the residence of Mr. Wakisaka, the feudal lord of Tatsuno, but there was no castle tower, and it was a castle with only a palace. The stone wall is from that time. The palace and corner turret have been rebuilt, but they are magnificent. From the castle, you can see the city and the Iho River.

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Original Text

Sunday armor dressing experience, regardless of gender, it is the best when the plum blossoms are in full bloom, it has a taste if it snows in winter, there is a koto performance, Japanese music, and tea entertainment in the Mid-Autumn Festival. There is a ruin of a mountain castle and a stone wall remains I miss the old days.

The chalk walls and turrets at the foot of the mountain give the city of Tatsuno a sense of style.

Original Text

While rebuilding at the foot of the mountain overlooking the city, Tatsuno Castle, which has a beautiful chalk wall, Tamon turret, buried gate, corner turret, stone wall and a reconstructed palace, adds the charm of history and culture as a castle town, and modern industrial heritage. Including I felt that it gave a comprehensive charm. Although Tatsuno Castle is originally a small Jinya-style castle without a castle tower, the stone walls and fortresses are beautiful, and you can freely visit the reconstructed palace. Also, you can see the castle town from the foot of a small mountain, so please stop by.

It's a spectacular Heijo.

Original Text

There is no castle tower, but the Honmaru Palace, the castle walls, and corner turret have been restored. The parking lot was saved because there was a place nearby that could be used for free.