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10/19(Sat)Tour of 3 mountain castles with Mutsumi, the Yamashiro Girl

0This is a bus tour of Kanaya Castle ・ Tenjinyama Castle ・ Sanuki Castle, which was built along Edo Bay in Kamisou no Kuni （ Chiba Prefecture ） with Mutsumi, a very popular mountain castle girl who gives lectures on history and mountain castle tour ・.

Dates ： October 19, 2024(土)
Meeting place ： Kisarazu Station West Exit 9 ： 50 （ Arrival ： Kisarazu Station West Exit 17 ： 00 ）
Lunch ： Locally produced Sashimi ・ Tempura meal
Trip fee 12,980 yen (including tax)
Number of applicants 30 （ Minimum number of participants 20 ）

What is a mountain castle ・ ・ ・ As its name suggests, a castle built on a mountain As the name implies, it is a castle built in the mountains. It is a castle that was built by carving, digging, and heaping up a natural mountain to create moats, earthen mounds （ banks for demarcation and defense ） and wards （ and flat areas ） that were demarcated . Importantly, the entire structure was built almost entirely of "earth" and the buildings were simple wooden structures, so few remains remain. Mountain castles were built in explosive numbers during the Nanbokucho and Sengoku periods, when warfare was a daily occurrence before the unification of Japan, and are also known as "medieval castles.

① Kanaya Castle ・ ・ ・ Castle of Satomi Sanetaka, sea castle of the Uchibusa Masaki clan Edo Bay attack and defense of Uraga Suido Key fortifications
② Tenjinyama Castle ・ ・ ・ Overlooking Edo Bay and holding the Kamisoma Minato and Minato Rivers Key Points
③ Sanuki Castle ・ ・ ・ Satomi Yoshitaka, a castle associated with Ashikaga Yoshihiro, a lord of Furukawa ・ Yoshihiro's residence castle Joso Sanuki clan, a feudal lord Abe clan Satomi clan Hojo clan, the stage for the Edo Bay attack and defense

・ Profile of Mutsumi, a mountain castle girl
History ＆ Yamashiro Navigator. History consultant.
Reki × Toki （ Representative of Reki Toki ）, vice president of Miura Clan Research Association, vice president of Chiba Castle Preservation and Utilization Association.
He is involved in many events, tours, and lectures on history and castles. He is also involved in efforts to revitalize towns and regions using history and castles, and producing the issuance of castle seals to disseminate the history of various regions. https://www.rekitoki.com/

*Please see the attached file for application and further information.