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{{Castle
{{Castle
|English Name=Akiba Fort
|English Name=Akiba Fort (Ina)
|Japanese Name=秋葉砦
|Japanese Name=伊那秋葉砦
|Romaji Name=Akiba-toride
|Romaji Name=Ina-Akiba-toride
|Alternate Names=
|Founder=Suwa Clan
|Founder=Suwa Clan
|Year Founded=Medieval Era
|Year Founded=Medieval Era
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|Castle Condition=Ruins only
|Castle Condition=Ruins only
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period
|Historical Period=Pre Edo Period
|Main Keep Structure=
|Year Reconstructed=
|Artifacts=Dorui, Kuruwa, Koshikuruwa
|Artifacts=Dorui, Kuruwa, Koshikuruwa
|Access=Tatsuno Station on the Chūō East Line; 15 minute walk
|Access=Tatsuno Station on the Chūō East Line; 15 minute walk
|Visitor Information=24/7; Free; Park
|Visitor Information=24/7; Free; Park
|Time Required=20 minutes
|Time Required=20 minutes
|Website=
|City=Tatsuno
|City=Tatsuno
|Prefecture=Nagano Prefecture
|Prefecture=Nagano Prefecture
|Notes=The site of this fort is now a shrine and park. The small shrine appears built into the fort's dorui (earthen ramparts). Some more clumps of dorui are located toward the slope, indicating that the fort's bailey was here. After that there are no obvious ruins, though I might guess that some terracing I saw on the climb up may have been part of the fort's extended footprint. The site is, as mentioned, now a park, and during my visit there were many beautiful flowers in blossom, including wisteria (fuji, 藤) thickly coating a pergola.
|Notes=The site of this fort is now a shrine and park. The small shrine appears built into the fort's dorui (earthen ramparts). Some more clumps of dorui are located toward the slope, indicating that the fort's bailey was here. After that there are no obvious ruins, though I might guess that some terracing I saw on the climb up may have been part of the fort's extended footprint. The site is, as mentioned, now a park, and during my visit there were many beautiful flowers in blossom, including wisteria (fuji, 藤) thickly coating a pergola.
|History=Akiba-toride was built as a branch fortification of Ina-Ōjō. It was twinned with Maruyama-toride nearby. See [[Ina Ou Castle]] for more information.
 
Note: this site is Akiba-toride in historical Ina County, not to be confused with [[Akiba Fort (Azumi)|Akiba-toride]] in historical Aźumi County, both in Shinano Province / Nagano Prefecture.
|History=Akiba-toride was built as a branch fortification of Ina-Ōjō. It was twinned with [[Ina Maruyama Fort]] nearby. See [[Ina Ou Castle]] for more information.
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
|AddedJcastle=2021
|AddedJcastle=2021
|Japanese Notes=
|Visits=
|GPSLocation=35.98695, 137.99545
|GPSLocation=35.98695, 137.99545
|Contributor=ART
|Contributor=ART

Latest revision as of 20:18, 22 April 2024

The site of this fort is now a shrine and park. The small shrine appears built into the fort's dorui (earthen ramparts). Some more clumps of dorui are located toward the slope, indicating that the fort's bailey was here. After that there are no obvious ruins, though I might guess that some terracing

AkibaToride03.JPG

History

Akiba-toride was built as a branch fortification of Ina-Ōjō. It was twinned with Ina Maruyama Fort nearby. See Ina Ou Castle for more information.


Field Notes

The site of this fort is now a shrine and park. The small shrine appears built into the fort's dorui (earthen ramparts). Some more clumps of dorui are located toward the slope, indicating that the fort's bailey was here. After that there are no obvious ruins, though I might guess that some terracing I saw on the climb up may have been part of the fort's extended footprint. The site is, as mentioned, now a park, and during my visit there were many beautiful flowers in blossom, including wisteria (fuji, 藤) thickly coating a pergola.

Note: this site is Akiba-toride in historical Ina County, not to be confused with Akiba-toride in historical Aźumi County, both in Shinano Province / Nagano Prefecture.




Gallery
  • Dorui 土塁
  • AkibaToride01.JPG
  • AkibaToride16.JPG
  • AkibaToride05.JPG
  • AkibaToride07.JPG
  • AkibaToride20.JPG


Castle Profile
English Name Akiba Fort (Ina)
Japanese Name 伊那秋葉砦
Founder Suwa Clan
Year Founded Medieval Era
Castle Type Mountaintop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Artifacts Dorui, Kuruwa, Koshikuruwa
Features
Visitor Information
Access Tatsuno Station on the Chūō East Line; 15 minute walk
Hours 24/7; Free; Park
Time Required 20 minutes
Location Tatsuno, Nagano Prefecture
Coordinates 35.98695, 137.99545
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2021
Contributor ART
Admin Year Visited Viewer Contributed
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