In the second half of the Odani Castle Ruins, you can explore 360-degree panoramic views centered on the Honmaru, along with the Obikuruwa, Otsubone Residence, Great Dry Moat remains, Nakamaru, Sword-Washing Pond, Kyogoku-maru and its entrance, Komaru, the Great Stone Wall, and Sanno-maru. This page lets you closely take in the dramatic terrain and remains found in the castle’s core, almost as if you were walking the site yourself.
Odani Castle Ruins route and spot guide: Click here
Panoramic Photos: Move your cursor across the image to experience the site in 360 degrees
Honmaru (Main Bailey)
Central area of the Honmaru.
Obikuruwa (Terraced Enclosure)
Obikuruwa. There is a large hall on the side.
Otsubone Residence
Upper section of the Otsubone Residence.
Great Dry Moat Remains
The elevated ground to the side is the Honmaru.
Nakamaru (Middle Bailey)
Central area of the Nakamaru.
Katanarai-ike (Sword-Washing Pond Site)
Front view of Katanarai-ike (Sword-Washing Pond Site).
Kyogoku-maru / Kyogoku-maru Entrance
In front of the stone marker at Kyogoku-maru.
Just before the slope leading to the Kyogoku-maru entrance.
Komaru (Small Bailey)
Komaru.
Great Stone Wall
This is the Great Stone Wall. Sanno-maru stands above it.
Sanno-maru
Central area of Sanno-maru.
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