Chamachi Battery (Obama Domain)

Chamachi-daiba was a daiba (gun emplacement) in the Chamachi (‘Tea District’) of Tsuruga. Of the daiba, built by Obama Domai to protect the port of Tsuruga, no ruins remain, but there is a large stone lantern which was used as a beacon for fishermen. The site is adjacent to a harbor beneath the Grea

History

More information: Obama Domain Kawasaki Battery

Field Notes

Chamachi-daiba was a daiba (gun emplacement) in the Chamachi (‘Tea District’) of Tsuruga. Of the daiba, built by Obama Domai to protect the port of Tsuruga, no ruins remain, but there is a large stone lantern which was used as a beacon for fishermen. The site is adjacent to a harbor beneath the Great Tsuruga Bay Bridge (the bridge is very tall despite its short span).

Gallery

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  Contemporary stone lantern in harbour
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Castle Profile
English Name	Obama Domain Chamachi Battery
Japanese Name	小浜藩茶町台場
Founder	Obama Domain
Year Founded	1854
Castle Type	Flatland
Castle Condition	Ruins only
Historical Period	Edo Period
Features
Visitor Information
Access	Tsuruga Station on the Hokuriku Main Line / Obama Line; 25 minute walk
Hours	24/7 free; park
Time Required	10 minutes
Location	Tsuruga, Fukui Prefecture
Coordinates	35.6575, 136.06523
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Admin
Added to Jcastle	2023
Contributor	ART
Admin Year Visited	Viewer Contributed

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