[Guided] Hirose/Sengoku Castle Town Walk

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[Guided] Hirose/Sengoku Castle Town Walk

Let's take a walk around Hirose/Sengoku castle town with a guide!

#Daizen Shinagawa #Hirose traditional resist-dyed textiles #Kiyosada Amago #Shikasuke Yamanaka #Tsunehisa Amago

Information

Date and time

Irregular (reservation required)

Guide fee

3,000 yen

Required time

120 minutes

Start

Hirose Gasuri Center (parking lot)

Application

Please fill out the application form and send it to "Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association".
*Combination of guided tours is also available. Please consult with us.
*Prices are per guide.
*Applications must be made at least 7 days prior to the scheduled trip date.

Contact

Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association Secretariat
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Or Yasugi City Tourism Association
TEL：0854-23-7667・FAX：0854-23-7654

Notes

*The rates are approximate.
*Admission fees are required for some facilities.
*This event may be canceled due to weather or other reasons.
*There is no warranty due to accidents, etc.

Route

Hirose Gasuri Center (parking lot)

Kawanakajima single combat place

Grave and Monument of Shinagawa Daizen

Tokoji Temple (Grave of Amago Kiyosada and Tsunehisa)

Streets of Hirose

Statue of Tsunehisa Amago

START

Hirose Gasuri Center (parking lot)

departure! !

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Kawanakajima single combat place

There is a monument built at the place where Daizen Shinagawa and Shikasuke Yamanaka fought one-on-one the year before the fall of Toda Castle.

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Grave and Monument of Shinagawa Daizen

The grave of Shinagawa Daizen, who had a one-on-one duel with Shikanosuke, stands quietly at the foot of the mountain behind the town.

Tokoji Temple (Grave of Amago Kiyosada and Tsunehisa)

A temple of the Soto sect. The graves of Amago Kiyosada and Tsunehisa are enshrined in the center of the cemetery facing Gassan Toda Castle.

Streets of Hirose

In 666, the second son of Naomasa Matsudaira, the lord of the Matsudaira clan, Konei branched out into the Hirose clan with 30,000 koku crop yields.
At the end of the 17th century, there were 450 townhouses, including the remains of the domain residence, the residence of the chief retainer, and the streets of merchant houses. The number of halls within the domain residence is unknown.