Hasuike Castle

The castle features multiple defensive rings with strategic positioning at 33 degrees north, incorporating natural terrain advantages for military purposes.

The structure stands as a testament to Japan's Sengoku period when regional lords constructed fortifications to protect their territories during the warring states era.

The castle design follows traditional Japanese architectural principles with wooden elements and stone foundations forming distinct circles of defense called honmaru and ninomaru.

Visitors can explore the remaining foundation stones and defensive structures through designated pathways that circle the former castle grounds.

The castle location provides direct observation points toward multiple valleys, enabling controllers to monitor movement patterns across different mountain passages.

GPS coordinates: 33.49339,133.41511

Latest update: March 16, 2025 14:41