Shinjō Castle
新庄城
Explore the ruins of a 17th-century castle and its shrines, a designated historic site.
What it is
- A Japanese castle, also called Numata Castle and Unuma Castle.
- Built in 1625 by Tozawa Masamori.
- A Shinjō City designated historic site.
- Largely destroyed in 1868.
What to see
- Castle moats drew water from the Sasuno River.
- Tozawa Shrine on the former main enclosure site.
- Tenman Shrine is the only original building remaining.
- Tenman Shrine is a prefectural designated cultural property.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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