Kaneyama Castle Ruins

It is said that Mori Ranmaru was born.

Original Text

I went on a tour. From the parking lot, I will climb the stairs stretched zigzag all the way. The road is well maintained and easy to walk, but I climbed the ruins of Honmaru for about 30 minutes. The view was very good. On the way, there was a well that Mori Ranmaru used for the hot spring. The 100-person castle stamp continued was at the Kani City Tourism Exchange Center.

It's pretty hard mountain castle

Original Text

This mountain castle is a steep mountain castle that seems to be impregnable. There is also a barbecue area called Ranmaru no Sato, which is a good place to spend a day. Akechi Castle can be seen in front of the mountain.

A castle ruin that retains the appearance of the Sengoku period and early Edo period. Ishigaki lovers are irresistible.

Original Text

I saw it from the ruins of Akechi Castle, so when I asked the guide, "What is the relationship with Akechi Castle?", "After Akechi Castle was destroyed, Nobunaga came to Mino and his vassal, the Mori family, owned it. It is the castle of Kasei Mori, who died in the battle of Nagakute Komaki, and the castle where Mori Ranmaru (Ranmaru) was born. I was intrigued and visited, but the road from the back of the elementary school to the top of the mountain is narrow, It is difficult to pass by cars. It is a round trip ３０ hike from the parking lot. The hiking course is a little ...

Small movement には◎

Original Text

Since it is a mountain castle, you can climb to the top of a small mountain. There is a square where the cornerstone of the castle pillars remains. There is also a parking lot and toilet. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the second parking lot to the top. There are many cherry trees in the forest of Ranmaru Furusato at the foot, and the cherry blossom festival is also held. (It is said that it will be canceled in 2020 due to the influence of the new virus)

100 cities in Japan No.143 Meino Jinshan City (Meino)

Original Text

I went to the 100 castles in Japan. You can walk from the Sengoku Yamashiro Museum, but it was a little far away and it was raining, so I drove to the parking lot in Demaru on the mountain and walked a little to Honmaru. Although it has been destroyed, the stone walls are from the Warring States period. Unfortunately, I couldn't see anything in the scenery due to heavy rain and fog. Mino Kanayama Castle is the castle where Mori Ranmaru was born. Please note that the road to the castle ruins is still very narrow.