Kamaenohaka Yakata
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History
This yakata is reckoned to have belonged to the Nariai Clan. It was bounded by a moat.
Visit Notes
This site has a curious name but there are no ruins here and the site is now a cemetery. There is a small marker post for the yakata erected by Azumino Municipality, although it refers to it as a yashiki. This was the eigth stop on my "Yakata Tour". Apparently moat ruins were identified here at one point but there was nothing much in the way of remains that I could see; there is a path at the side of the cemetery where the moat used to run but it doesn't look very moat-ish, having no depth, so this is a "hori-ato (moat trace)" I suppose.
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English Name | Kamaenohaka Yakata |
Japanese Name | 構え之墓館 |
Alternate Names | 構え之墓屋敷 |
Founder | Nariai Clan |
Year Founded | Sengoku Period |
Castle Type | Fortified Manor |
Castle Condition | Ruins only |
Designations | Local Historic Site |
Historical Period | Pre Edo Period |
Artifacts | Hori-ato |
Features | trenches |
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Access | Toyoshina Station on the Oito Line; 5 minute walk |
Visitor Information | 24/7 free; cemetery |
Time Required | 10 minutes |
Location | Azumino, Nagano Prefecture |
Coordinates | 36° 18' 2.05" N, 137° 54' 26.24" E |
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Added to Jcastle | 2020 |
Contributor | ART |
Admin Year Visited | Viewer Contributed |
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