Okehazama Battlefield Park

There is a two-minute journey between the ancient battlefield and the park. There are not many scenic spots. It is a more meaningful place for those interested in the history of the Warring States Period. Except that the traffic is not convenient, there are no defects

Lord Imagawa Yoshimoto (*/∇＼*) This time, let’s see if we can make time to take a look

There are 2 landmarks in the ancient battlefield of Tokashama. One is official. You can see it next to the station in front of the Zhongjing Racecourse. The temple next to the memorial place, and the burial site of Imagawa Yoshimoto. There is another private one. In the residential area between Zhongjing Racecourse and Arimatsu Station, it takes about 20 minutes to walk from any station. I feel that the one in the name is better. Because of the folks, a simple three-dimensional battlefield diagram was made on the ground. Although it is rough, it is quite interesting. Both places are very small and can be walked in more than 10 minutes.

Friends who like the history of the Warring States Period can check it out. In fact, there are two memorial points. One is under Meitetsu Yumatsu Station. There are signs inside the station. Walk along the old street for about half an hour. In a small park in a residential area, there is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the Battle of Okushama on the ground. The other is the next stop at Meitetsu Arimatsu Station. You can see it when you exit the station. It is smaller than the previous one, but it is said to be the place where Imagawa Yoshimoto was killed.

There are 2 landmarks in the ancient battlefield of Tokashama. One is official. You can see it next to the station in front of the Zhongjing Racecourse. There is another private one. In the residential area between Zhongjing Racecourse and Arimatsu Station, it takes about 20 minutes to walk from any station.