Siege of Fushimi, Siege site in Japan
The Siege of Fushimi Castle was a crucial event during Japan's Sengoku period.
In 1600, forces led by Torii Mototada defended the castle against a massive army for 11 days.
The siege is commemorated for its display of samurai honor and duty.
Visitors can explore the remnants and museum dedicated to the history of Fushimi Castle.
Torii Mototada's final letter before his demise at Fushimi Castle symbolizes the bushido spirit.
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