Chubu/Central Japan Nagakute Battlefield: What Remains of the 1584 Battle, and How to Visit from Nagoya
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Hideyoshi Travel Guide
Chubu/Central Japan 
Kansai Kyoto City Archaeological Museum: Free Entry and the Excavated Kyoto of Toyotomi Hideyoshi
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Kansai Jurakudai, Kyoto: A 4.2 km Walking Route Through the Markers, Excavated Gold Tiles and Castle Stamps
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Kansai Furuta Oribe Museum: A Kyoto Visit and Hideyoshi Exhibition
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Kansai Toragozenyama Castle Ruins
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Chubu/Central Japan Kitanosho Castle Ruins ─ Where Shibata Katsuie and Lady Oichi Made Their Last Stand
A 5-minute walk from Fukui Station: Kitanosho Castle Ruins, where Katsuie and Oichi died in 1583, and how it differs from nearby Fukui Castle.
Hideyoshi Travel Guide Why Mt. Fuji’s Summit Is Shrine Land — From Ieyasu’s Donation to the 1974 Supreme Court Ruling
Everything above Mt. Fuji's 8th Station is legally shrine land: Ieyasu's 1606 donation to the 1974 ruling, 6 trail shrines, and 360° views of 3 of them.
Kansai Tagamiyama Fort Ruins & Kinomoto Jizo-in: Walking in the Footsteps of Hideyoshi and Hidenaga
Follow our recorded walk from JR Kinomoto Station to Kinomoto Jizo-in and Tagamiyama Fort, with section times, trail conditions, and surviving earthworks.
Kansai Genbao Castle Ruins: Shibata Katsuie’s Headquarters in the 1583 Battle of Shizugatake
See Genbao Castle’s earthworks through on-site photos and 360° panoramas, then follow the route we walked with access tips and Shizugatake history.
Kansai Shizugatake: The Chairlift, the Summit Walk, and the 1583 Battle
The chairlift doesn't take you all the way up. Based on an actual visit — the unpaved path and log steps from the upper station, and 360° views toward Lake Yogo and Lake Biwa — this guide covers what's left of the Shizugatake fort and how to see it.
