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History

Odaka Castle built by Hanai Bitchu-no-kami around 1504-1521. From 1532-1558 it was controlled by the Mizuno clan. Originally the Mizuno were allied with the Imagawa but switch to Oda Nobunaga. In 1559, Yamaguchi Noritsugu, an ally of the Imagawa attacked and captured Odaka Castle. Oda built the Marune and Washizu forts nearby to cut off Yamaguchi from the Imagawa supply lines. In a famous maneuver, Tokugawa Ieyasu charged through the Oda lines with his men on horseback and delivered supplies to Odaka Castle. Ieyasu stayed in Odaka Castle until after the Battle of Okehazama (1560) when he moved back to Okazaki Castle. The castle returned to Oda hands but was soon abandoned.

Visit Notes

Odaka Castle is interesting because it is a small hill in the middle of a plain that looks like it was prepared just for such a castle. Unfortunately there are not many ruins to see today but they've done a good job at trimming the trees and making pathways to mark off the baileys. If you visit Odaka Castle you should also Marune Fort and Washizu Fort nearby. Marune Fort is about a 10 min walk away.

Orignal Profile by RaymondW, profile updated and new photos by Eric

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English Name	Odaka Castle
Japanese Name	大高城
Founder	Hanai Bitchu-no-kami
Year Founded	1504-1521
Castle Type	Hilltop
Castle Condition	Ruins only
Designations	National Historic Site
Historical Period	Pre Edo Period
Features	trenches
Visitor Information
Access	Odaka Sta (Tokaido Line); 10 mins walk
Visitor Information	park is open year round
Time Required	30 mins
Website	http://www.aichi-kanko.jp/search/detail.asp?id=510&kwd=%8F%E9%A5%8F%E9%90%D5&ktype=1&gnrcd=&actcd=&cikcd=&ctvcd=&cpg=1
Location	Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture
Coordinates	35° 3' 52.24" N, 136° 56' 10.28" E
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Admin
Added to Jcastle	2013
Contributor	Eric
Admin Year Visited	2020
Admin Visits	January 13, 2020
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ARTShogun

37 months ago

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Solid earthworks site easily accessible from Nagoya.

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 |City=Nagoya
 |Prefecture=Aichi Prefecture
-|Notes=Photos donated by frequent Jcastle contributor RaymondW
+|Notes=Odaka Castle is interesting because it is a small hill in the middle of a plain that looks like it was prepared just for such a castle. Unfortunately there are not many ruins to see today but they've done a good job at trimming the trees and making pathways to mark off the baileys. If you visit Odaka Castle you should also [[Marune Fort]] and [[Washizu Fort]] nearby. Marune Fort is about a 10 min walk away.
+Orignal Profile by RaymondW, profile updated and new photos by Eric
 |History=Odaka Castle built by Hanai Bitchu-no-kami around 1504-1521. From 1532-1558 it was controlled by the Mizuno clan. Originally the Mizuno were allied with the Imagawa but switch to Oda Nobunaga. In 1559, Yamaguchi Noritsugu, an ally of the Imagawa attacked and captured Odaka Castle. Oda built the Marune and Washizu forts nearby to cut off Yamaguchi from the Imagawa supply lines. In a famous maneuver, Tokugawa Ieyasu charged through the Oda lines with his men on horseback and delivered supplies to Odaka Castle. Ieyasu stayed in Odaka Castle until after the Battle of Okehazama (1560) when he moved back to Okazaki Castle. The castle returned to Oda hands but was soon abandoned.
-|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed, 2020
+|Year Visited=2020
 |AddedJcastle=2013
 |Japanese Notes=