Maizuru Park

More than nice, hospitable

Beautiful little park and we were encouraged to visit the museum. It was a very hot day and the entry was free but what stood out to me was the friendliness if the people running the museum, so hospit...

Twenty Minute Trip

Rather interesting seeing Japan as it was a very long time ago. You can go through this park in 20 minutes and see most of it. The problem is no english descriptions so one can only guess what is bein...

If you have time, I recommend that you be ｸｲｽﾞ in the model of the castle town (Takeya Town) in the Edo period exhibited at the Tanabe Castle Museum (Tanabe Castle Gate 2nd floor) in Maizuru City.

Original Text

The facilities in Maizuru Park are composed of "Maizuru City Tanabe Castle Museum (2nd floor of Tanabe Castle Gate), "Shokakan (sumiyaru)" and "Shintanen (Japanese Garden)". In the Tanabe Castle Museum of Maizuru City, a model of the castle town (Takeya Town) in the Edo period is exhibited, and the model of the castle town can be seen in the museums all over the country, but this ﾕﾆｰｸ point is ｸｲｽﾞ format "Three Questions" (How many carts are there?) (How many small boats?) (ﾊﾁ Let's find the nest)] ...

City track を Park として Complete

Original Text

It was a castle ruin that spreads out a few minutes walk from Nishi Maizuru Station opposite the Maizuru Police Station. It was maintained along the Maizuru Line, and it seemed to be a convenient place to take a walk in the park. The park was quiet and quiet, probably because I visited this time in the morning on weekdays.

The castle where the father-in-law of Hosokawa Garasha, who was said to have been a beautiful woman, was enshrined.

Original Text

Fujitaka Hosokawa, who built the Hosokawa family. He served Yoshiteru Ashikaga, who is famous for his swordsmanship Shogun, who was a master of Uden Tsukahara, worked hard to support his allies, Akechi Mitsuhide and Yoshiaki Ashikaga, and then served Mitsuhide and Nobunaga, and after the Honnoji Incident, he was also a relative. Not giving to Mitsuhide, It is written in the historical novel of 々 that Mitsunari Ishida tried to take hostages at the rise of Ieyasu, and that he was enshrined in Tanabe Jo castle. At that time, the emperor fought one of the several Sengoku daimyo (Japanese territorial Lord in the Sengoku period) ...