Ina Yashiki

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The Ina Yashiki was a hidden gem. It was a combination of a fortified home and military encampment of Ina Tadatsugu, a trusted advisor of the Tokugawa. This site has been partially developed over so you'll be walking between private properties, fields, houses, an apiary, a junkyard and the Ina Yashi

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Field Notes

The Ina Yashiki was a hidden gem. It was a combination of a fortified home and military encampment of Ina Tadatsugu, a trusted advisor of the Tokugawa. This site has been partially developed over so you'll be walking between private properties, fields, houses, an apiary, a junkyard and the Ina Yashiki Historical Site at the same time. Still it was a fascinating site and much bigger than expected. There is a road that cuts through the middle of the castle today, which you might think is new, but is actually the original road through the castle! From this road several embankments and trenches radiate out from it dividing the castle into areas for the encampment (west of the road) and warehouses (east side) until you reach the farthest point where the yashiki (fortified home) was found. Alongside the shinkansen tracks and the northernmost area of the castle, a series of shojibori was also uncovered during an historical excavation. We have seen many places around the Tokyo area where shojibori have been discovered but they're always reburied. I really wish some castle would restore them so we have more than just Yamanaka Castle to see how this defense may have been employed. A lot of the signs look new and one of them says that there are plans for further excavations so this may be a site to keep watch on.


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Castle Profile
English Name Ina Yashiki
Japanese Name 伊奈氏屋敷
Founder
Year Founded
Castle Type Fortified Manor
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features trenches
Visitor Information
Access Maruyama Sta. (Saitama New Shuttle), 5 min walk
Hours park, open any time
Time Required 75 mins
URL Castle Website
Location Ina, Saitama Prefecture
Coordinates
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2022
Contributor Eric
Admin Year Visited 2022


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