Kitabatake Shrine

A small shrine.

Original Text

I'm not very familiar with Japanese history, but Mr. Kitahata is a Sengoku daimyo who ruled this area, and it is a shrine near his old house. It's not a tourist spot, but it was compact and beautiful.

Beiyu's Hall に Town Block する Shrine

Original Text

Kitabatake Shrine is a shrine that is enshrined at the site of Taki Gosho (Kitabatake Shrine), which is the residence of Mr. Taki Kitabatake in peacetime, so the stone wall of the medieval castle building remains in the precincts. There is also a garden of the Kitabatake Shrine, which retains the remnants of the medieval period.

Beiyu's Hall に Construction つ Shrine

Original Text

A shrine built on the site of Mr. Kitahata's medieval residence, who later became a Sengoku daimyo. It seems that old stone walls and cornerstones at that time have also been excavated from around. In addition, there is a precious Takefu family garden 400 years ago in the precincts, and it is a shrine with a highlight.

Southern Chaobei の Pavilion

Original Text

A shrine built on the site of the Kitahata family's mansion in the southern court. The building has been selected as one of the 100 Continued Castles. There are many attractions because of the garden and the oldest stone wall site in Japan, but transportation access is difficult.

Biege official cheating agency

Original Text

It is our former special official company. It's a nice shrine, but it may be difficult to get there without a car. Moreover, there is a road where the pass is closed, so it is better to check the road in advance whether it is from Nara Prefecture. I used to be navigated by the car navigation system and was closed to traffic and couldn't get there.