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|English Name=  | |English Name=Maruyama Noroshidai (Suwa)  | ||
|Japanese Name=諏訪丸山烽火台  | |Japanese Name=諏訪丸山烽火台  | ||
|Romaji Name=Suwa-Maruyama-noroshidai  | |Romaji Name=Suwa-Maruyama-noroshidai  | ||
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|City=Fujimi  | |City=Fujimi  | ||
|Prefecture=Nagano Prefecture  | |Prefecture=Nagano Prefecture  | ||
|Notes=Maruyama-noroshidai is a single bailey fort complex which is thought to have served as a beacon tower. It is twinned with nearby Tsutagijō. Essentially the fort consisted of a flattened circular enclosure atop of a small hill. To the south is a small sub-enclosure carved into the hillside. The site is now a park.  | |Notes=Maruyama-noroshidai is yamajiro (mountaintop castle) ruin in Fujimi Township, Suwa County. It is an earthworks ruin, a single bailey fort complex which is thought to have served as a beacon tower. It is twinned with nearby Tsutagijō. Essentially the fort consisted of a flattened circular enclosure atop of a small hill. To the south is a small sub-enclosure carved into the hillside. The site is now a park.  | ||
|History=Maruyama-noroshidai is thought to have been a fortified beacon tower, though because the bailey is quite large it could’ve also likely have hosted a small force or served as a residence or guardhouse. It is thought the fort guarded trade routes in the area. Furthermore there is a theory that the castellan was Baba Nobufusa.    | |History=Maruyama-noroshidai is thought to have been a fortified beacon tower, though because the bailey is quite large it could’ve also likely have hosted a small force or served as a residence or guardhouse. It is thought the fort guarded trade routes in the area. Furthermore there is a theory that the castellan was Baba Nobufusa.    | ||
Latest revision as of 22:33, 20 April 2025
Maruyama-noroshidai is yamajiro (mountaintop castle) ruin in Fujimi Township, Suwa County. It is an earthworks ruin, a single bailey fort complex which is thought to have served as a beacon tower. It is twinned with nearby Tsutagijō. Essentially the fort consisted of a flattened circular enclosure a
History
Maruyama-noroshidai is thought to have been a fortified beacon tower, though because the bailey is quite large it could’ve also likely have hosted a small force or served as a residence or guardhouse. It is thought the fort guarded trade routes in the area. Furthermore there is a theory that the castellan was Baba Nobufusa.
See also Tsutagijō (Tsutagi Castle).
Field Notes
Maruyama-noroshidai is yamajiro (mountaintop castle) ruin in Fujimi Township, Suwa County. It is an earthworks ruin, a single bailey fort complex which is thought to have served as a beacon tower. It is twinned with nearby Tsutagijō. Essentially the fort consisted of a flattened circular enclosure atop of a small hill. To the south is a small sub-enclosure carved into the hillside. The site is now a park.
| Castle Profile | |
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| English Name | Maruyama Noroshidai (Suwa) | 
| Japanese Name | 諏訪丸山烽火台 | 
| Alternate Names | 円山狼煙台 | 
| Founder | Baba Nobufusa | 
| Year Founded | 16th century | 
| Castle Type | Mountaintop | 
| Castle Condition | Ruins only | 
| Historical Period | Pre Edo Period | 
| Artifacts | Kuruwa | 
| Features | |
| Visitor Information | |
| Access | Shinano-Sakai Station on the Chūō Main Line; 10 minute walk | 
| Hours | 24/7 free; park | 
| Time Required | 10 minutes | 
| Location | Fujimi, Nagano Prefecture | 
| Coordinates | 35.87731, 138.27426 | 
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| Admin | |
| Added to Jcastle | 2022 | 
| Contributor | ART | 
| Admin Year Visited | Viewer Contributed | 
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