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{{Castle
|English Name=Masujima Castle
|English Name=Masujima Castle
|Japanese Name=増島城
|Romaji Name=Masujimajō
|Founder=Kanamori Nagachika
|Year Founded=1585
|Castle Type=Hilltop
|Castle Type=Hilltop
|Castle Condition=Ruins only
|Castle Condition=Ruins only
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|Prefecture=Gifu Prefecture
|Prefecture=Gifu Prefecture
|Notes=The ruins of Masujima Castle contain a small section of moat and stone fortifications. Where the small castle would once have stood there is now a shrine. The lower bailey of the old castle grounds now houses a school.
|Notes=The ruins of Masujima Castle contain a small section of moat and stone fortifications. Where the small castle would once have stood there is now a shrine. The lower bailey of the old castle grounds now houses a school.
|History=in progress
 
History by ART.
|History=Masujimajō was built in 1585 by Kanamori Nagachika as a branch castle of his main base at Takayamajō. In 1586 he appointed his son, Kanamori Shigechika, as castellan of Masujimajō. In 1692 the Shogunate transferred the Kanamori Clan to Kaminoyama Domain. After briefly being under the custodianship of the Maeda Clan of Kanazawa, Masujimajō was abandoned along with Takayamajō ([[Hida Takajima Castle]]) in 1695.
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
|AddedJcastle=2017
|AddedJcastle=2017

Revision as of 13:29, 24 August 2021

The ruins of Masujima Castle contain a small section of moat and stone fortifications. Where the small castle would once have stood there is now a shrine. The lower bailey of the old castle grounds now houses a school. History by ART.

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History

Masujimajō was built in 1585 by Kanamori Nagachika as a branch castle of his main base at Takayamajō. In 1586 he appointed his son, Kanamori Shigechika, as castellan of Masujimajō. In 1692 the Shogunate transferred the Kanamori Clan to Kaminoyama Domain. After briefly being under the custodianship of the Maeda Clan of Kanazawa, Masujimajō was abandoned along with Takayamajō (Hida Takajima Castle) in 1695.


Field Notes

The ruins of Masujima Castle contain a small section of moat and stone fortifications. Where the small castle would once have stood there is now a shrine. The lower bailey of the old castle grounds now houses a school.

History by ART.




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Castle Profile
English Name Masujima Castle
Japanese Name 増島城
Founder Kanamori Nagachika
Year Founded 1585
Castle Type Hilltop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features water moats, stone walls
Visitor Information
Access Train to Hida-Furukawa
Hours
Time Required 15 minutes
URL Castle Website
Location Hida-Furukawa, Gifu Prefecture
Coordinates 36.22427, 137.19892
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2017
Admin Year Visited Viewer Contributed


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