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− | |English Name= | + | |English Name=Kishiwada Castle |
− | + | |Japanese Name=岸和田城 | |
− | + | |Romaji Name=kishiwada-jo | |
− | + | |Alternate Names=Chikiri-jo | |
− | + | |Founder=Koide Hidemasa | |
− | Kishiwada Castle | + | |Year Founded=1585 |
− | |Japanese Name= | + | |Castle Type=Flatland |
− | 岸和田城 | + | |Castle Condition=Reconstructed main keep |
− | |Romaji Name= | + | |Designations=Next 100 Castles, Local Historic Site |
− | kishiwada-jo | + | |Historical Period=Edo Period |
− | |Alternate Names= | + | |Main Keep Structure=3 levels, 3 stories |
− | Chikiri-jo | + | |Year Reconstructed=1954 (concrete) |
− | |Founder= | ||
− | Koide Hidemasa | ||
− | |Year Founded= | ||
− | 1585 | ||
− | |Castle Type= | ||
− | Flatland | ||
− | |Castle Condition= | ||
− | Reconstructed main keep | ||
− | |Designations= | ||
− | Local Historic Site | ||
− | |Historical Period= | ||
− | Edo Period | ||
− | |Main Keep Structure= | ||
− | 3 levels, 3 stories | ||
− | |Year Reconstructed= | ||
− | 1954 (concrete) | ||
|Artifacts= | |Artifacts= | ||
− | + | |Features=main keep, gates, turrets, water moats, stone walls, walls | |
− | + | |Access=Kishiwada Sta. (Nankai Main Line), 10 min. walk | |
− | + | |Visitor Information=300 yen admission; open 10am-5pm, no admission after 4pm; Closed Mondays, except national holidays; | |
− | |Features= | + | |Time Required=45 mins |
− | stone walls | + | |Website=http://www.city.kishiwada.osaka.jp/soshiki/36/kishiwadajyo.html |
− | |Access= | + | |City=Kishiwada |
− | + | |Prefecture=Osaka | |
− | + | |Notes=A nice little castle to visit with interesting stone walls. The moat looks like it was unusually low when I was there. | |
− | + | |History=The history of fortifications on this site date back to the 1300's, but the castle you see here today was founded by Koide Hidemasa in 1585. Okabe Nobukatsu took control of the castle in 1640 and his ancestors ruled until the Meiji Restoration. The original main keep was struck by lightning and burned down in 1827. The original main keep had five stories but this mock reconstruction has only 3. | |
− | |Visitor Information= | + | |Year Visited=2013 |
− | + | |AddedJcastle=2006 | |
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− | 300 yen admission; open 10am-5pm, no admission after 4pm; Closed Mondays, except national holidays; | ||
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− | |Time Required= | ||
− | 45 mins | ||
− | |City= | ||
− | Kishiwada | ||
− | |Prefecture= | ||
− | Osaka | ||
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− | A nice little castle to visit with interesting stone walls. The moat looks like it was unusually low when I was there. | ||
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− | |History= | ||
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− | The history of fortifications on this site date back to the 1300's, but the castle you see here today was founded by Koide Hidemasa in 1585. Okabe Nobukatsu took control of the castle in 1640 and his ancestors ruled until the Meiji Restoration. The original main keep was struck by lightning and burned down in 1827. The original main keep had five stories but this mock reconstruction has only 3. | ||
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|Japanese Notes= | |Japanese Notes= | ||
− | + | |Visits=March 8, 2013 | |
− | + | |GPSLocation=34.45896, 135.37066 | |
− | + | |Contributor= | |
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− | + | |FriendWebsiteName=Malcolm Fairman Photography - Kishiwada Castle | |
− | | | + | |FriendWebsiteURL=https://malcolmfairman.smugmug.com/Photographs/Japanese-Castles/Kishiwada-Castle/ |
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Latest revision as of 07:32, 29 April 2021
History
The history of fortifications on this site date back to the 1300's, but the castle you see here today was founded by Koide Hidemasa in 1585. Okabe Nobukatsu took control of the castle in 1640 and his ancestors ruled until the Meiji Restoration. The original main keep was struck by lightning and burned down in 1827. The original main keep had five stories but this mock reconstruction has only 3.
Visit Notes
A nice little castle to visit with interesting stone walls. The moat looks like it was unusually low when I was there.
Castle Profile | |
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English Name | Kishiwada Castle |
Japanese Name | 岸和田城 |
Alternate Names | Chikiri-jo |
Founder | Koide Hidemasa |
Year Founded | 1585 |
Castle Type | Flatland |
Castle Condition | Reconstructed main keep |
Designations | Next 100 Castles, Local Historic Site |
Historical Period | Edo Period |
Main Keep Structure | 3 levels, 3 stories |
Year Reconstructed | 1954 (concrete) |
Features | main keep, gates, turrets, water moats, stone walls, walls |
Visitor Information | |
Access | Kishiwada Sta. (Nankai Main Line), 10 min. walk |
Visitor Information | 300 yen admission; open 10am-5pm, no admission after 4pm; Closed Mondays, except national holidays; |
Time Required | 45 mins |
Website | http://www.city.kishiwada.osaka.jp/soshiki/36/kishiwadajyo.html |
Location | Kishiwada, Osaka |
Coordinates | 34° 27' 32.26" N, 135° 22' 14.38" E |
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Admin | |
Added to Jcastle | 2006 |
Admin Year Visited | 2013 |
Admin Visits | March 8, 2013 |
Friends of JCastle | |
Malcolm Fairman Photography - Kishiwada Castle |
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