Shitoto Castle
師戸城
Explore the ruins of Shitoto Castle, a historic site with well-preserved earthworks and a war grave.
What it is
- A Japanese castle, branch of Usui Castle.
- Resided by Moroto Shiro in late Kamakura period.
- Destroyed by Toyotomi forces in 1590.
What to see
- Most of the castle ruins remain.
- Four baileys confirmed by moats and earthworks.
- A koshikuruwa is on the south side.
- A field grave for war dead remains nearby.
- A water deity is enshrined here.
Getting there
- Access by bus from Keisei Usui Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Shitoto Castle Open in Google Maps
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