Isawa Jin'ya

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History

Isawa-jin'ya was constructed in 1661 by Hiraoka Yoshitatsu under the orders of Tokugawa Tsunashige, the Chancellor of Kai. Between 1724 and 1867, from when all of Kai was tenryō (shogunal territory) the jin'ya was one of the three daikansho (magisterial seats) governing Kai on behalf of the Shogunate along with Kōfu-jin'ya (Chōzenjimae-jin'ya) and Kamiida-jin'ya. In 1874 the Hatta family, who had also been direct retainers of the Tokugawa, purchased the jin'ya's gatehouse and relocated it to their own residence nearby where it remains to this day. The last remains of the jin'ya on-site where dorui (earthen ramparts) which were demolished with the construction a school.


Visit Notes

No ruins remain of Isaw-jin'ya on-site, and the site is now a school, but there is a marker post with an explanation board. The main gate of the jin'ya survives, having been relocated to the Hatta Residence, a prefectural historic site, where it serves as the compound's omotemon (front gate). The jin'ya site is a municipally designated historic site.




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Castle Profile
English Name Isawa Jin'ya
Japanese Name 石和陣屋
Alternate Names 石和代官所
Founder Hiraoka Yoshitatsu
Year Founded 1661
Castle Type Flatland
Castle Condition No main keep but other buildings
Designations Local Historic Site
Historical Period Edo Period
Artifacts Relocated Gate
Features gates
Visitor Information
Access Isawa-Onsen Station on the Chūō Main Line; 14 minute walk.
Visitor Information Access Limited
Time Required 30 minutes
Location Fuefuki, Yamanashi Prefecture
Coordinates 35° 38' 55.25" N, 138° 38' 13.63" E
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Added to Jcastle 2022
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