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|Romaji Name=Tonomi-no-saku | |Romaji Name=Tonomi-no-saku | ||
|Alternate Names=Tonomi Palisade | |Alternate Names=Tonomi Palisade | ||
|Founder=Abe clan | |||
|Year Founded=Heian Period | |Year Founded=Heian Period | ||
|Castle Type=Flatland | |Castle Type=Flatland | ||
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|Designations=National Historic Site | |Designations=National Historic Site | ||
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period | |Historical Period=Pre Edo Period | ||
|Features=trenches | |||
|Access=Kanegasaki Sta | |Access=Kanegasaki Sta | ||
|Visitor Information=Open any time | |Visitor Information=Open any time | ||
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|City=Kanegasaki | |City=Kanegasaki | ||
|Prefecture=Iwate Prefecture | |Prefecture=Iwate Prefecture | ||
|Notes=You may see the name in English as Tomomi Palisade but I don't think palisade is an accurate description for such sites. | |Notes=You may see the name in English as Tomomi Palisade but I don't think palisade is an accurate description for such sites. Almost nothing remains of the actual castle today. The castle included a large natural waterway as a trench which remains but otherwise the castle has been developed over by roads, farming and residential areas. By itself, Tonomi-no-saku is not worth going out of your way to visit, but combined with nearby [[Kanegasaki Castle (Iwate)]] (and the nearby samurai homes), [[Isawa Castle]], and the Mizusawa samurai homes or a trip to [[Morioka Castle]] you could make a worthwhile day trip in the area. | ||
|History=in | |History=Tonomi-no-saku was one of the castles of the Abe clan in the Heian Period. The Abe had originally been appointed by the Kyoto government as governors to help control the local population by the Kyoto court. As their power grew, they took control of 6 provinces in Iwate Prefecture and had as many as 12 castles, one of which was Tonomi-no-saku. By the mid 11th Century they stopped paying taxes to Kyoto and friction developed between them and neighboring governors who were still loyal to Kyoto. The Abe were defeated by the combined forces of the Minamoto and governors of Mutsu and Dewa provinces in what became known as the Earlier Nine Year's War. The castle was likely destroyed or abandoned at this time. | ||
|Year Visited=2018 | |Year Visited=2018 | ||
|AddedJcastle=2018 | |AddedJcastle=2018 | ||
|Visits=May 12, 2018 | |Visits=May 12, 2018 | ||
|GPSLocation=39.19094, 141.11392 | |GPSLocation=39.19094, 141.11392 | ||
|Contributor=Eric | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:20, 15 December 2024
You may see the name in English as Tomomi Palisade but I don't think palisade is an accurate description for such sites. Almost nothing remains of the actual castle today. The castle included a large natural waterway as a trench which remains but otherwise the castle has been developed over by road
History
Tonomi-no-saku was one of the castles of the Abe clan in the Heian Period. The Abe had originally been appointed by the Kyoto government as governors to help control the local population by the Kyoto court. As their power grew, they took control of 6 provinces in Iwate Prefecture and had as many as 12 castles, one of which was Tonomi-no-saku. By the mid 11th Century they stopped paying taxes to Kyoto and friction developed between them and neighboring governors who were still loyal to Kyoto. The Abe were defeated by the combined forces of the Minamoto and governors of Mutsu and Dewa provinces in what became known as the Earlier Nine Year's War. The castle was likely destroyed or abandoned at this time.
Field Notes
You may see the name in English as Tomomi Palisade but I don't think palisade is an accurate description for such sites. Almost nothing remains of the actual castle today. The castle included a large natural waterway as a trench which remains but otherwise the castle has been developed over by roads, farming and residential areas. By itself, Tonomi-no-saku is not worth going out of your way to visit, but combined with nearby Kanegasaki Castle (Iwate) (and the nearby samurai homes), Isawa Castle, and the Mizusawa samurai homes or a trip to Morioka Castle you could make a worthwhile day trip in the area.
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| Castle Profile | |
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| English Name | Tonomi-no-saku |
| Japanese Name | 鳥海柵 |
| Alternate Names | Tonomi Palisade |
| Founder | Abe clan |
| Year Founded | Heian Period |
| Castle Type | Flatland |
| Castle Condition | Ruins only |
| Designations | National Historic Site |
| Historical Period | Pre Edo Period |
| Features | trenches |
| Visitor Information | |
| Access | Kanegasaki Sta |
| Hours | Open any time |
| Time Required | 20 mins |
| URL | Castle Website |
| Location | Kanegasaki, Iwate Prefecture |
| Coordinates | 39.19094, 141.11392 |
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| Admin | |
| Added to Jcastle | 2018 |
| Contributor | Eric |
| Admin Year Visited | 2018 |
| Admin Visits | May 12, 2018 |
