Komine Okanenodai Ohorikiri Moat

Chengxiayu Odahara の Waiguo の Relics

Original Text

Odawara, the most castle town in the Kanto region ruled by the fifth generation of the Hojo clan, is a valuable remains that allow you to experience the total structure as a strong defense. I think it's a good idea to walk, but if you visit by car, it's easy to understand when heading from Odawara Station, and you can park in the parking lot of a nearby park and take a walk. I rely on the navigation system, and I ended up accessing the narrow road in another direction with one car to go through, and I almost lost sight of the goal.

It's nice to take a walk from Odawara Castle to Shiroyama.

Original Text

Do you know "Komine Mikanedai Ohorikiri"? Odawara Castle boasts the largest scale during the Warring States period, but the entire structure is scattered around it. Komine Mikanedai Ohorikiri, which retains the remnants of that time, is one of them. On the guide board, the hills that extend from Mt. Hakone outer ring have a deep hollow moat along the ridge, and the steep slope is high, and Ohorikiri is Hachimanyama hills and Tenjinyama hills. It branches to (Tenjin Yama Kyuryo). When the weather is good, try the total structure ...

It's for the castle's defense.

Original Text

Take Seishun 18 Kitbu to Odawara Station, and walk down the slope from there to Shiroyama Park. It is a hollow moat built for the defense of the castle and is nearly 10 meters deep. I think it's good to look at it while imageing the defense 〇

｢ structure え｣ structure の one end を see せる

Original Text

Originally, the true appearance of Odawara Castle is probably around here that spreads north of the castle tower. A large earthworks remained, and the surrounding forest felt profound. Even so, the size of the earthworks is unparalleled. It's quite big. It shows one end of the ｢ total structure ｣ that surrounds the entire castle town with earthworks and empty moats.

The powerful earthworks and Horikiri art where you can see one end of Odawara Castle, the strongest in the Sengoku period. It is definitely a must-see.

Original Text

I've been to Odawara Castle many times, but I just recently learned about this place. To be honest, Odawara Castle in the flat area where Odawara Castle Ruins Park is located was renovated in the early modern times, and I thought it was far from the image of Mr. Gohojo's strongest castle, which can be said to be the hegemon of the Kanto region during the Sengoku period. Of course, Odawara Castle in the flat area with the castle tower is also a castle with a magnificent moat, stone wall, Kuruwa, turret, castle gate, etc., and it has a function as a wonderful castle, but the old gate of Mt. Hachiman in the back mountain and here Komine gobell ...