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Iwasaki Castle
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Area: Nagoya
Category: Historicals > Ruins of Castles
Category: Historicals > Ruins of Castles
Iwasaki Castle (岩崎城) is a hilltop castle located in Aichi. It was built in 1528 by Oda Nobuhide, the father of Nobunaga. Later, it was taken by Mikawa Matsudaira. In 1538, Niwa Ujikiyo moved this castle and this castle was ruled by Niwa clan until 1600. Today, Tensyukaku was reconstructed and gardens, dry moat and stone walls are well preserved.
Tourist Info.
There is parking and restroom.
The local museum is free.
Access
0. at Nagoya Station
1. use Nagoya Higashiyama Line to Fujigaoka(30 min.)
2. use Aichi Expressway Rimoni to Nagakutekosenjo (8 min.)
3. use bus to Iwasakijo
Tourist Info.
There is parking and restroom.
The local museum is free.
Access
0. at Nagoya Station
1. use Nagoya Higashiyama Line to Fujigaoka(30 min.)
2. use Aichi Expressway Rimoni to Nagakutekosenjo (8 min.)
3. use bus to Iwasakijo
Access to Nagoya Area
Terminal Station: Nagoya
By car
- use Tomei Express way.
By Train
- use Tokaido Shinkansen to Nagoya
By car
- use Tomei Express way.
By Train
- use Tokaido Shinkansen to Nagoya
Map around Iwasaki Castle
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Detailed Travel Guide for Iwasaki Castle
Type: Hilltop Castle.
Built in: 1528-1531 by Oda Nobuhide
Class: Reconstructed
Iwasaki Castle was built in 1528-1531 by Oda Nobuhide.
In 1584, at the battle of Komaki Nagakute, Niwa Ujishige and his 300 samurai defeated Ikeda Nobuyoshi and helped the victory of the Union of Oda Nobukatsu and Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Castle contains Honmaru, Ninomaru, East and West baileys. The moat and walls are well preserved.
