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|Japanese Name=鳥羽山城
 
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Tobayama Castle
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鳥羽山城
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Tobayama-jo
|Access=Futamata Honmachi Sta.; walk 10 mins
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|City=Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Pref.
|Founder=
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Tokugawa Ieyasu
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Futamata Honmachi Sta.; walk 10 mins  
 
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This castle is about 10 minutes walk from Futamata Honmachi Station. It is also easily accessible from Futamata Castle by walking along the levee built along Tenryu River.
<p>All photos and text by <a href="http://www.jcastle.info/mypage/home/31">RaymondW</a></p>
 
 
|History=
 
 
Tobayama Castle was located at the confluence of Tenryu River and Futamata River, which used to flow between Tobayama Castle and Futamata Castle. The modern course of the Futamata River now flows east of the castle. Tobayama is sited on top of a 108m hill with the main bailey located at the top of hill. The following baileys can clearly still be seen if you visit Tobayama Castle Ruin: Honmaru (Main Bailey), Higashi Kuruwa (East Bailey), Minami Kuruwa 1 (South Bailey 1) and Minami Kuruwa 2 (South Bailey 2.) There are also plenty of stone walls lining the Otemichi. The ruins of three gates can easily be seen: Otemon (Main Gate), Karametemon (Back Gate), and Tsuyomon, which linked Honmaru with Higashi Kuruwa (East Bailey.) Tokugawa Ieyasu built Tobayama Castle south of Futamata Castle and placed most of his troops there when he besieged Futamata Castle in 1575. He lost Futamata Castle to Takeda Shingen in 1572 after the Battle of Mikatagahara. During the siege of Futamata Castle in 1575, Ieyasu also placed troops in other forts (toride) built to isolate Futamata Castle: Ninahara Fort (north of Futamata Castle), Bishamondo Fort (east of Futamata Castle), and Wadagashima Fort (west of Futamata Castle). He finally took Futamata Castle after a seven-month siege. After the siege, Ieyasu improved Tobayama Castle by building a palace, a garden, and many of the stone walls there, but it never had a castle keep like Futamata Castle. Futamata Castle and Tobayama Castle were treated as one fortification after 1575 as they complemented each other in design and function.
 
 
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This castle is about 10 minutes walk from Futamata Honmachi Station. It is also easily accessible from Futamata Castle by walking along the levee built along Tenryu River.
   
   
  <p>All photos and text by <a href="http://www.jcastle.info/mypage/home/31">RaymondW</a></p>
  <p>All photos and text by <a href="http://www.jcastle.info/mypage/home/31">RaymondW</a></p>
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All photos and text by RaymondW
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Revision as of 23:31, 7 October 2017

This castle is about 10 minutes walk from Futamata Honmachi Station. It is also easily accessible from Futamata Castle by walking along the levee built along Tenryu River.

All photos and text by <a href="http://www.jcastle.info/mypage/home/31">RaymondW</a>

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History

Tobayama Castle was located at the confluence of Tenryu River and Futamata River, which used to flow between Tobayama Castle and Futamata Castle. The modern course of the Futamata River now flows east of the castle. Tobayama is sited on top of a 108m hill with the main bailey located at the top of hill. The following baileys can clearly still be seen if you visit Tobayama Castle Ruin: Honmaru (Main Bailey), Higashi Kuruwa (East Bailey), Minami Kuruwa 1 (South Bailey 1) and Minami Kuruwa 2 (South Bailey 2.) There are also plenty of stone walls lining the Otemichi. The ruins of three gates can easily be seen: Otemon (Main Gate), Karametemon (Back Gate), and Tsuyomon, which linked Honmaru with Higashi Kuruwa (East Bailey.) Tokugawa Ieyasu built Tobayama Castle south of Futamata Castle and placed most of his troops there when he besieged Futamata Castle in 1575. He lost Futamata Castle to Takeda Shingen in 1572 after the Battle of Mikatagahara. During the siege of Futamata Castle in 1575, Ieyasu also placed troops in other forts (toride) built to isolate Futamata Castle: Ninahara Fort (north of Futamata Castle), Bishamondo Fort (east of Futamata Castle), and Wadagashima Fort (west of Futamata Castle). He finally took Futamata Castle after a seven-month siege. After the siege, Ieyasu improved Tobayama Castle by building a palace, a garden, and many of the stone walls there, but it never had a castle keep like Futamata Castle. Futamata Castle and Tobayama Castle were treated as one fortification after 1575 as they complemented each other in design and function.


Field Notes

This castle is about 10 minutes walk from Futamata Honmachi Station. It is also easily accessible from Futamata Castle by walking along the levee built along Tenryu River.

All photos and text by <a href="http://www.jcastle.info/mypage/home/31">RaymondW</a>


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Castle Profile
English Name Tobayama Castle
Japanese Name 鳥羽山城
Founder Tokugawa Ieyasu
Year Founded 1575
Castle Type Mountaintop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features stone walls
Visitor Information
Access Futamata Honmachi Sta.; walk 10 mins
Hours
Time Required
URL Castle Website
Location Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Pref., Shizuoka Prefecture
Coordinates 34.85808, 137.80563
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2012
Admin Year Visited Viewer Contributed
Admin Visits Viewer Donated


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