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{{Castle
|English Name=Koide Fubukikaito Castle
|English Name=Fubukikaito Castle (Ina)
|Japanese Name=小出フブキ外垣城
|Japanese Name=小出フブキ外垣城
|Romaji Name=Koide-Fubukikaitojō
|Romaji Name=Koide-Fubukikaitojō
|Alternate Names=小井弓フブキ外垣城
|Founder=Koide Clan
|Founder=Koide Clan
|Year Founded=Medieval Era
|Year Founded=Medieval Era

Latest revision as of 15:56, 24 March 2024

Two creeks eat into the plateau and it's tempting to assign these the status of tatebori (climbing moats), but I'm not convinced. One is fairly large and looks natural. The other looked like a trench which was cleared of trees, which I thought was a boon at first but it seems that it's being deliber

KoideFubukikaitojou (1).JPG

History

Fubukikaitojō was part of the Koide Clan network of fortifications. Particularly it was the most northerly of a trio of forts protecting the south of the Koide's main base at Ina-Koidejō. See Ina Koide Castle for more information.


Field Notes

Two creeks eat into the plateau and it's tempting to assign these the status of tatebori (climbing moats), but I'm not convinced. One is fairly large and looks natural. The other looked like a trench which was cleared of trees, which I thought was a boon at first but it seems that it's being deliberately widened to create some sort of path up the cliffside. If a moat was extended between these two depressions then it would portion off a space which could've formed the castle's second bailey. From the natural creek it is thought a trench extended to enclose the very tip of the cliff-peninsula, forming the fort's main bailey. This part, now a cedar grove, does feel like a castle bailey because of its steeply carved ramparts (kirigishi).




Gallery
  • Castle Mount from below
  • KoideFubukikaitojou (2).JPG
  • KoideFubukikaitojou (4).JPG
  • KoideFubukikaitojou (12).JPG


Castle Profile
English Name Fubukikaito Castle (Ina)
Japanese Name 小出フブキ外垣城
Alternate Names 小井弓フブキ外垣城
Founder Koide Clan
Year Founded Medieval Era
Castle Type Hilltop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Artifacts Kuruwa, Tatebori
Features trenches
Visitor Information
Access Shimojima Station on the Iida Line; 5 minute walk to trail
Hours 24/7 free; fields / forest
Time Required 20 minutes
Location Ina, Nagano Prefecture
Coordinates 35.81649, 137.93961
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2022
Contributor ART
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