Hadanashi Castle

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History

Hadanashijō was constructed in 1305 by the Ao Clan who were granted a fief in the area by the Ashikaga Shogunate. In 1556 the Okudaira Clan, vassals of the Oda Clan, attacked Hadanashijō but were repelled. Ao Naganobu was the castellan at that time.

In 1560, following the battle of Okehazama, the Matsudaira Clan became hegemonic in Mikawa, and Ao Naganobu, who was not friendly to them, was forced to retire, being replaced by his heir, Ao Nobumori.

During the Mikawa Ikkō-Ikki rebellion of 1563-1564, Ao Nobumori relocated to Mutsunajō, and the Sakai Clan took over Hadanashijō. The castle is thought to have been abandoned not long after.


Visit Notes

Hadanashijō is an elevated kyokan (residential castle) ruin in Hadanashi Township, Okazaki Municipality. The ruins consist of a flattened ridge terminus with a long, 5m wide, 3m deep horikiri (trench) and dorui (berm) system on the ridge above. There is a narrow terraced band between the dorui and bailey space. There is a signboard and monument for the castle in the former bailey.




Gallery
  • Horikiri (trench)


Castle Profile
English Name Hadanashi Castle
Japanese Name 秦梨城
Alternate Names Hatanashijō
Founder Ao Clan
Year Founded 1305
Castle Type Mountaintop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Artifacts Horikiri, Dorui, Kuruwa
Features trenches
Visitor Information
Access I cycled from Okazaki. 'Hello Cycle' rental bicycles are available in Okazaki.
Visitor Information 24/7 free; mountain
Time Required 20 minutes
Website https://cms.oklab.ed.jp/el/hadanashi/index.cfm/1,410,22,144,html
Location Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture
Coordinates 34° 57' 9.00" N, 137° 14' 53.70" E
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2023
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