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|City=Tanba
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|Notes=This is a great site and town. It is the cleanest place I have seen so far in Japan. This little town is a mixture of Edo and Meiji. There are several building built in Meiji. I really recommend this site!
|Notes=This is a great site and town. It is the cleanest place I have seen so far in Japan. This little town is a mixture of Edo and Meiji. There are several building built in Meiji. I really recommend this site! (Andrew A)
 
Admin Update: Sept 2025
 
The Site is a National Historic Site, the nagayamon gate is a Prefectural Historic Building, and the Yagura is a Municipal Historic Building. Few trains go to Kaibara through Sasayama or Kuroi but you could combine a visit here with either of them if you planned well.  Pay for admittance to the Jin'ya at the museum. I have seen comments elsewhere that photos are not permitted inside the jin'ya. While I saw signs in the museum not to take photos in the museum, there was no such signage in the jin'ya, so I assumed it was OK and no one stopped me.
|History=Kaibara Jinya was resided by ten generations of the Oda Clan, the feudal lord of Kaibara area. The residence was built by Oda Nobuyasu, the 6th generation lord in 1714. It was burnt down in 1818, but reconstructed by Oda Nobuyori in 1820. The house was built in Shoin-zukuri style (the style of warrior residences). The entrance with Kara-hafu (an undulating Japanese cypress bargeboard)-styled roof and the large shoin (a reception room), which is connected to the main wing in the flying goose formation, are preserved as they were in those days. The Nagaya-mon (long house gate) called Shotoku-mon is a precious structure, for it has remained since its first construction in 1714. Kaibara Jinya was designated as a National Historic Site in 1971.
|History=Kaibara Jinya was resided by ten generations of the Oda Clan, the feudal lord of Kaibara area. The residence was built by Oda Nobuyasu, the 6th generation lord in 1714. It was burnt down in 1818, but reconstructed by Oda Nobuyori in 1820. The house was built in Shoin-zukuri style (the style of warrior residences). The entrance with Kara-hafu (an undulating Japanese cypress bargeboard)-styled roof and the large shoin (a reception room), which is connected to the main wing in the flying goose formation, are preserved as they were in those days. The Nagaya-mon (long house gate) called Shotoku-mon is a precious structure, for it has remained since its first construction in 1714. Kaibara Jinya was designated as a National Historic Site in 1971.
The nearby Taiko Yagura is a three-story drum tower that once stood beside the jin'ya’s main gate. It was used to signal time, emergencies, and the daimyo’s return. The tower was relocated during the Meiji period and now stands within the grounds of a shrine.
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed, 2024
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Latest revision as of 08:18, 9 September 2025

This is a great site and town. It is the cleanest place I have seen so far in Japan. This little town is a mixture of Edo and Meiji. There are several building built in Meiji. I really recommend this site! (Andrew A) Admin Update: Sept 2025 The Site is a National Historic Site, the nagayamon gate

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History

Kaibara Jinya was resided by ten generations of the Oda Clan, the feudal lord of Kaibara area. The residence was built by Oda Nobuyasu, the 6th generation lord in 1714. It was burnt down in 1818, but reconstructed by Oda Nobuyori in 1820. The house was built in Shoin-zukuri style (the style of warrior residences). The entrance with Kara-hafu (an undulating Japanese cypress bargeboard)-styled roof and the large shoin (a reception room), which is connected to the main wing in the flying goose formation, are preserved as they were in those days. The Nagaya-mon (long house gate) called Shotoku-mon is a precious structure, for it has remained since its first construction in 1714. Kaibara Jinya was designated as a National Historic Site in 1971.

The nearby Taiko Yagura is a three-story drum tower that once stood beside the jin'ya’s main gate. It was used to signal time, emergencies, and the daimyo’s return. The tower was relocated during the Meiji period and now stands within the grounds of a shrine.


Field Notes

This is a great site and town. It is the cleanest place I have seen so far in Japan. This little town is a mixture of Edo and Meiji. There are several building built in Meiji. I really recommend this site! (Andrew A)

Admin Update: Sept 2025

The Site is a National Historic Site, the nagayamon gate is a Prefectural Historic Building, and the Yagura is a Municipal Historic Building. Few trains go to Kaibara through Sasayama or Kuroi but you could combine a visit here with either of them if you planned well. Pay for admittance to the Jin'ya at the museum. I have seen comments elsewhere that photos are not permitted inside the jin'ya. While I saw signs in the museum not to take photos in the museum, there was no such signage in the jin'ya, so I assumed it was OK and no one stopped me.


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Castle Profile
English Name Kaibara Jinya
Japanese Name 柏原陣屋
Founder Oda Nobuyasu
Year Founded 1714
Castle Type Flatland
Castle Condition No main keep but other buildings
Designations National Historic Site
Historical Period Edo Period
Features gates, turrets, palace, castle town
Visitor Information
Access Kaibara Station (JR Fukuchiyama Line), 8 min walk
Hours Open 9am-5pm; 200 yen; Closed Monday (except National Holidays, when closed Tuesday), closed Dec 25-Jan 1
Time Required 30 mins
URL Castle Website
Location Tanba, Hyogo Prefecture
Coordinates 35.12886, 135.08218
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2020
Contributor Andrew A
Admin Year Visited Viewer Contributed, 2024
Admin Visits November 8, 2024
Friends of JCastle
Shirobito
Jokaku Horoki
Kojodan


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