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|English Name=
|English Name=Fujita Castle
 
|Japanese Name=藤田城
 
|Romaji Name=Fujita-jo
 
|Founder=Ishikawa Arimitsu
 
|Year Founded=1058-1065
Fujita Castle
|Castle Type=Hilltop
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|Castle Condition=No main keep but other buildings
藤田城
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period
|Romaji Name=
|Features=turrets, trenches
Fujita-jo
|Access=Nogisawa Station (Suigun Line), 15 minute walk
|Alternate Names=
|Visitor Information=24/7
 
|Time Required=45 minutes
|Founder=
|City=Ishikawa
Ishikawa Arimitsu
|Prefecture=Fukushima Prefecture
|Year Founded=
|Notes=Fujita Castle is a small hilltop castle with some reconstructed palisades and a lookout. There are several large boulders dotting the hillside, and the castle ruin forms a sort of “U” shape enclosing a mossy pine grove, so it’s all rather scenic. The ruin’s features are well sign-posted.
1058-1065
|History=Fujita Castle was the base of the Ishikawa Clan, and was possibly first built by Ishikawa Arimitsu in the mid eleventh century. Their relatives called Fujita took over the castle, and this is where the current name derives. Fujita Mitsusuke relocated his main base to a castle on nearby Shigiyama and changed the clan’s name to Ōdera. Fujita Castle was thereafter maintained as a branch castle of Shigiyamajō. In the Sengoku Period the Ōdera Kiyomitsu fought with Ishikawa Akimitsu and lost the clan’s territory, including Fujita Castle.
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|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
Hilltop
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|GPSLocation=37.18184, 140.42305
No main keep but other buildings
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Pre Edo Period
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Nogisawa Station on the Suigun Line, 15 minute walk
 
 
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24/7  
 
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45 minutes
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Ishikawa
|Prefecture=
Fukushima Prefecture
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Fujita Castle is a small hilltop castle with some reconstructed palisades and a lookout. There are several large boulders dotting the hillside, and the castle ruin forms a sort of “U” shape enclosing a mossy pine grove, so it’s all rather scenic. The ruin’s features are well sign-posted.
 
 
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Fujita Castle was the base of the Ishikawa Clan, and was possibly first built by Ishikawa Arimitsu in the mid eleventh century. Their relatives called Fujita took over the castle, and this is where the current name derives. Fujita Mitsusuke relocated his main base to a castle on nearby Shigiyama and changed the clan’s name to Ōdera. Fujita Castle was thereafter maintained as a branch castle of Shigiyamajō. In the Sengoku Period the Ōdera Kiyomitsu fought with Ishikawa Akimitsu and lost the clan’s territory, including Fujita Castle.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 10:50, 21 March 2018

Fujita Castle is a small hilltop castle with some reconstructed palisades and a lookout. There are several large boulders dotting the hillside, and the castle ruin forms a sort of “U” shape enclosing a mossy pine grove, so it’s all rather scenic. The ruin’s features are well sign-posted.

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History

Fujita Castle was the base of the Ishikawa Clan, and was possibly first built by Ishikawa Arimitsu in the mid eleventh century. Their relatives called Fujita took over the castle, and this is where the current name derives. Fujita Mitsusuke relocated his main base to a castle on nearby Shigiyama and changed the clan’s name to Ōdera. Fujita Castle was thereafter maintained as a branch castle of Shigiyamajō. In the Sengoku Period the Ōdera Kiyomitsu fought with Ishikawa Akimitsu and lost the clan’s territory, including Fujita Castle.


Field Notes

Fujita Castle is a small hilltop castle with some reconstructed palisades and a lookout. There are several large boulders dotting the hillside, and the castle ruin forms a sort of “U” shape enclosing a mossy pine grove, so it’s all rather scenic. The ruin’s features are well sign-posted.




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Castle Profile
English Name Fujita Castle
Japanese Name 藤田城
Founder Ishikawa Arimitsu
Year Founded 1058-1065
Castle Type Hilltop
Castle Condition No main keep but other buildings
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features turrets, trenches
Visitor Information
Access Nogisawa Station (Suigun Line), 15 minute walk
Hours 24/7
Time Required 45 minutes
Location Ishikawa, Fukushima Prefecture
Coordinates 37.18184, 140.42305
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2017
Contributor ART
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