The second and third baileys were also moated, and had smaller watchtower and fortified gates. Aside from some remnants of the stonework on the moats, nothing remains of the original structures.
2016年3月21日月曜日
Yoshida Castle
It
is located in Toyohashi city, southeastern Aichi Prefecture. At the end of
the Edo period, Yoshida Castle was home to the Inaba clan, feudal lord
of Tateyama Domain. It was also known as Imahashi Castle and later as
Toyohashi Castle.
The castle is a flat-land style, built on the west bank of the Toyogawa (river). The main bailey was enclosed by a moat, with three three-story watchtower, one two-story watchtower and three gates.
The second and third baileys were also moated, and had smaller watchtower and fortified gates. Aside from some remnants of the stonework on the moats, nothing remains of the original structures.
The second and third baileys were also moated, and had smaller watchtower and fortified gates. Aside from some remnants of the stonework on the moats, nothing remains of the original structures.
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