Taishou Encampment (Ena)

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Taishō-jin is a hilltop jinsho (encampment) site in Iwamura Township of Ena Municipality. The site is maintained as a local park with various monuments, and it is designated as a local historical site. There are few signs of fortifications but the hillside has been terraced in places and there are f

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History

Oda-Nobutada-honjin was the main encampment of Oda Nobutada during the 1575 siege of Iwamura Castle by Oda-alligned forces. For more info', see Iwamura Castle.


Field Notes

Taishō-jin is a hilltop jinsho (encampment) site in Iwamura Township of Ena Municipality. The site is maintained as a local park with various monuments, and it is designated as a local historical site. There are few signs of fortifications but the hillside has been terraced in places and there are flattened bailey spaces which presumably hosted the tents of the besieging army. The small hill gave a direct view of Iwamura Castle (now there are too many trees).




Gallery
  • Site explanatory board
  • Terraced bailey
  • Bailey-like area on hilltop.
  • Kirigishi (carved hillside)?


Castle Profile
English Name Taishou Encampment
Japanese Name 大将陣
Alternate Names Oda-Nobutada-honjin (織田信忠本陣)
Founder Oda Nobutada
Year Founded 1575
Castle Type Hilltop
Castle Condition Ruins only
Designations Local Historic Site
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features
Visitor Information
Access Iwamura Station on the Akechi Railway; 15 min walk
Hours 24/7 free; park
Time Required 15 mins
URL Castle Website
Location Ena, Gifu Prefecture
Coordinates 35.36858, 137.44348
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2025
Contributor ART
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