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|Castle Condition=Ruins only
|Castle Condition=Ruins only
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period
|Access=Yamuramachi Sta. (Otsuki Line), 5 min walk
|Visitor Information=can only view from outside the school grounds
|Time Required=5 mins
|Time Required=5 mins
|City=Tsuru
|City=Tsuru
|Prefecture=Yamanashi Prefecture
|Prefecture=Yamanashi Prefecture
|History=There were competing theories about the origins of this castle, whether it was built by the Oyamada or the Asano. In consideration of recent surveys and other Oyamada castles nearby, the Oyamada origins seem to be the more likely. In that case, the castle was built around 1532 by Oyamada Nobuari as a mountain redoubt (詰城) of [[Yamura Castle]] across the river. After Ieyasu moved to Kanto, Asano Nagamasa was stationed in Kofu and his family also ruled over [[Yamura Castle]]/Katsuyama Castle. The Yamura Domain was established in the Edo Period, but it was placed under direct control of the bakufu in 1690. Katsuyama Castle was abandoned along with [[Yamura Castle]], but [[Yamura Jin'ya]] was established near Yamura Castle or in a part of it.
|History=There were competing theories about the origins of this castle, whether it was built by the Oyamada or the Asano. In consideration of recent surveys and other Oyamada castles nearby, the Oyamada origins seem to be the more likely. In that case, the castle was built around 1532 when Oyamada Nobuari moved here from his home at the Nakatsumori Yakata. After the fall of the Oyamada (1583), different lords ruled the castle while pacifying the region. After Ieyasu moved to Kanto, Asano Nagamasa (1593) was stationed in Kofu and his family also ruled over Yamura Castle/[[Katsuyama Castle]]. The Yamura Domain was established in in 1601 with the Torii Noritsugu, but it was placed under direct control of the bakufu in 1704. [[Katsuyama Castle]] was abandoned along with Yamura Castle, but [[Yamura Jin'ya]] was established near Yamura Castle or in a part of it.
|Year Visited=2019
|AddedJcastle=2020
|Visits=January 14, 2019
|GPSLocation=35.55166, 138.90658
|Contributor=Eric
|Contributor=Eric
}}
}}

Revision as of 21:38, 2 May 2020

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History

There were competing theories about the origins of this castle, whether it was built by the Oyamada or the Asano. In consideration of recent surveys and other Oyamada castles nearby, the Oyamada origins seem to be the more likely. In that case, the castle was built around 1532 when Oyamada Nobuari moved here from his home at the Nakatsumori Yakata. After the fall of the Oyamada (1583), different lords ruled the castle while pacifying the region. After Ieyasu moved to Kanto, Asano Nagamasa (1593) was stationed in Kofu and his family also ruled over Yamura Castle/Katsuyama Castle. The Yamura Domain was established in in 1601 with the Torii Noritsugu, but it was placed under direct control of the bakufu in 1704. Katsuyama Castle was abandoned along with Yamura Castle, but Yamura Jin'ya was established near Yamura Castle or in a part of it.



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Gallery
  • Yamura3.jpg
  • Yamura2.jpg
  • Mountain in the back is Katsuyama Castle
  • Katsuyama Castle looks close but there is a river between
  • River between Yamura Castle and Katsuyama Castle


Castle Profile
English Name Yamura Castle
Japanese Name 谷村城
Founder Oyamada Nobuari
Year Founded 1532
Castle Type Flatland
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features
Visitor Information
Access Yamuramachi Sta. (Otsuki Line), 5 min walk
Hours can only view from outside the school grounds
Time Required 5 mins
Location Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture
Coordinates 35.55166, 138.90658
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2020
Contributor Eric
Admin Year Visited 2019
Admin Visits January 14, 2019


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