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English Name: Most widely known name in English only, don't use -jo
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Castle Type:	MountaintopHilltopFlatlandFortified Manor
Castle Condition:	Original main keepReconstructed main keepNo main keep but other buildingsRuins only
Designations:	Top 100 Castles  Next 100 Castles  UNESCO World Heritage Site  has Important Cultural Properties  has National Treasures  Top 100 Mountaintop Castles  National Historic Site  Prefectural Historic Site  Local Historic Site  Special Historic Site
Historical Period: Check Edo Period only if the castle active during the Edo Period, otherwise check Pre-Edo Period	Edo PeriodPre Edo Period
Main Keep Structure: ex: 5 levels, 6 floors
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Artifacts: List any original buildings that survived
Features: Features you can see at this castle today	main keep  gates  turrets  bridges  palace  samurai homes  water moats  trenches  stone walls  walls  castle town
Access: basic access directions to the castle from the nearest station. ex: 15 min bus (bus #15) from Hachioji Station, 5 min walk. If you want to add many details about the route please use the Notes field
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Prefecture:	Aichi PrefectureAkita PrefectureAomori PrefectureChiba PrefectureEhime PrefectureFukui PrefectureFukuoka PrefectureFukushima PrefectureGifu PrefectureGunma PrefectureHiroshima PrefectureHokkaidoHyogo PrefectureIbaraki PrefectureIshikawa PrefectureIwate PrefectureKagawa PrefectureKagoshima PrefectureKanagawa PrefectureKochi PrefectureKumamoto PrefectureKyotoMie PrefectureMiyagi PrefectureMiyazaki PrefectureNagano PrefectureNagasaki PrefectureNara PrefectureNiigata PrefectureOita PrefectureOkayama PrefectureOkinawa PrefectureOsakaSaga PrefectureSaitama PrefectureShiga PrefectureShimane PrefectureShizuoka PrefectureTochigi PrefectureTokushima PrefectureTokyoTottori PrefectureToyama PrefectureWakayama PrefectureYamagata PrefectureYamaguchi PrefectureYamanashi Prefecture
Notes: useful information about visiting the site, impressions, etc that are not entered elsewhere	I visited the temple and found some suggestive shapes in the earth around its necropolis, but little that I could positively point to. I thought I found a karabori (dry moat) segment but could not be sure. Edo Period maps depict the temple of Seiryūji surrounded by a square karabori, the chief evidence of the former yakata (fortified manor house) used by the Nishina, one of several in town.
History:	One of many yakata of the Nishina in Ōmachi, the site was converted into a temple by Oda Nobunaga in 1582 after the Nishina's defeat at Takatohjō. The temple was then largely destroyed during the anti-Buddhist purges of the Meiji Revolution. A modern main hall, some temple walls, gates and halls can be found, but any fortification remains are hard to identify.
Year Visited: refers to the Webmaster's visits, select Viewer Contributed otherwise	Viewer Contributed  1992  1993  1994  1995  1996  1997  1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012  2013  2014  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019  2020
Year Added: Year first added to Jcastle.info	200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017199920012002201820192020
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