Horikawa-jō Castle Site

Castle related to the II family

Original Text

The ruins of Horikawa Castle related to the Ii family, even though it is a castle ruins, are in the countryside, and it feels like you don't know that there was a castle here. There was a stone monument and a neck mound. However, if you look at the explanation, you can see that it was an important castle when you look at the names of warlords from the Sengoku period in history.

Yuguo Times の City Place

Original Text

If you head toward Nishikiga from Hamamatsu Kita Ward Office (former Hosoe Town Hall), you will see it on the left side of the road. The ruins of the castle, which I often saw during the broadcast of Naotora Ii, the female castle owner of the taiga drama, are now quiet. It seems that it was a topography that could only be approached by a ship at high tide, and maybe it was the topography when attacked by the Tokugawa side, it seems that thousands of people were exposed to the cut by strokes, and it was exposed to the neck. Prison gate along the national highway on the north side of Horikawa Castle The monument of the time is still being built and conveys the brutality of those days.

The place related to Naotora, the Lord of the castle, the place where Ryuunmaru fought in the taiga drama

Original Text

When you rent a car from Toyohashi to the site of Kiga Sekisho in Hamamatsu, it suddenly appears along the road. I thought it was a castle I heard in the taiga drama, so I parked my car on the side path and visited it. In the drama, it was Mizuki, but the surrounding area is a rural area. Probably because it has been reclaimed in recent years. Here, ２０００ people Imagawa and farmers were stroking to the Tokugawa side. Although there are few points to see as a castle site, there was something to feel as a stage of history.