Takenoya Jin'ya

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History

Takenoya-jin'ya was constructed by hatamoto (bannerman) Takemoto Masatsuna in 1718. The tenryō (Shogunal holding) governed from the jin'ya was a small fief worth only 2,000 koku, of which half was under the oversight of a single family, the Suzuki, who had the inherited position of deputy governors. Takenoya-jin'ya lasted until the Meiji period.

Visit Notes

Takenoya-jin'ya is a hatamoto jin'ya site in Gamagôri; no ruins remain and the site is now a shrine to Hachiman.

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Castle Profile
English Name	Takenoya Jin'ya
Japanese Name	竹谷陣屋
Founder	Takemoto Masatsuna
Year Founded	1718
Castle Type	Flatland
Castle Condition	Ruins only
Historical Period	Edo Period
Features
Visitor Information
Access	Mikawa-Shiotsu Station on the Meitetsu-Gamagôri and Tōkaidō Main Lines; 15 minute walk
Visitor Information	24/7 free; shrine
Time Required	5 minutes
Location	Gamagôri, Aichi Prefecture
Coordinates	34° 49' 36.41" N, 137° 12' 47.56" E
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Added to Jcastle	2023
Contributor	ART
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