Shiroyama, Akechi-cho, Ena City, Gifu Prefecture
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Explore the historic Akechi Castle Ruins, the former residence of the Toyama clan, dating back to 1247. This mountain castle, strategically built to utilize the natural terrain, offers a glimpse into Japan's feudal past. Although no stone walls remain, the site has been transformed into a park with walking trails, perfect for a leisurely hike. Discover remnants of earthworks and moats as you ascend to the main keep, which offers insights into the battles between the Takeda and Oda armies. Located in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture, the ruins are a 20-minute walk from Akechi Station. It's a designated cultural property of the prefecture, offering a serene and historical experience.
Cultural Property: Prefectural Designated Important Cultural Property, Era: 1247 (Hoji 1)