Kansai Toragozenyama North Route: Reputed Camps of Nobunaga, Hideyoshi and Shibata
The five northern stops of Toragozenyama, where earthworks survive well: ramparts, trench cuts, a box-shaped gateway and the descent to Kawake Station.
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Kansai Toragozenyama Castle Ruins
In 1572, Oda Nobunaga fortified Toragozenyama during the siege of Odani Castle. A field-walked guide to all 11 route stops, with access and timings.
Kansai Tagamiyama Fort Ruins & Kinomoto Jizo-in: Walking in the Footsteps of Hideyoshi and Hidenaga
Follow a mapped route from a Buddhist temple to a 1583 mountain fort north of Lake Biwa, with on-site photos, 360° views and recorded walking times.
Kansai Genbao Castle Ruins: Shibata Katsuie’s Headquarters in the 1583 Battle of Shizugatake
Walk a 1583 mountain fortress with on-site photos and four 360° views. See earthen ramparts and dry moats, with driving directions and trail tips.
Kansai Shizugatake: The Chairlift, the Summit Walk, and the 1583 Battle
Preview two lake views in 360° and plan a chairlift ride with a short summit walk. Includes access from Kyoto, walking times and the story of a 1583 samurai battle.
Kansai Explore Sokenji’s Nio Gate and Buddha’s Footprint Stone in 360°
View Sokenji's Important Cultural Property Nio Gate from five positions, then examine the Buddha's Footprint Stone in two more 360° panoramas.
Kansai Tour the Sites Linked to Hideyoshi and Toshiie in 360° | Azuchi Castle
Explore mansion sites linked by tradition to Hideyoshi and Maeda Toshiie in ten 360° views, from the stable area to the upper terrace before your visit.
Kansai Walking Azuchi Castle’s Otemichi | The Main Approach and 7 Historic Sites
Walk Azuchi Castle's main approach past seven historic sites, including mansion sites traditionally linked to Hideyoshi and Toshiie, with maps and 360° views.
Kansai 3 Temples Linked to Nobunaga and Azuchi Castle | Chokoji, Saikoji and Kotakuji
Visit three temples tied to Nobunaga and Azuchi Castle: Chokoji's former Sokenji gate, Saikoji and the Azuchi Debate, and Kotakuji's relocated-gate tradition.
Kansai Sokenji Temple Ruins at Azuchi Castle | Pagoda, Nio Gate and Main Hall Site
See Sokenji's Three-Story Pagoda and Nio Gate—both Important Cultural Properties—plus the former main hall and fortified gate remains within Azuchi Castle.
