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Historic Sites & Residence Ruins

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Chubu/Central Japan

Kiyosu Castle to Okehazama: Nobunaga’s March Route

Follow Oda Nobunaga's 1560 route from Kiyosu Castle to the Okehazama battlefield across 9 historic sites in Kiyosu and Nagoya, with maps and access times.
Chubu/Central Japan

Odaka Castle Ruins, Washizu Fort & Marune Fort: A 120-Minute Walk Through the Opening Battles of Okehazama

Walk the opening battlefields of the 1560 Battle of Okehazama near Nagoya: Odaka Castle Ruins, Washizu Fort and Marune Fort on a self-guided 120-minute route, based on an on-site visit in January 2026.
Chubu/Central Japan

A Journey Through Nagoya’s Samurai Past: From Arako’s Toshiie Maeda Statue to Sōōji Temple and the Tokugawa Museum

Explore the historical heart of Owari through the footsteps of samurai legends. Visit Toshiie Maeda’s birthplace in Arako, uncover hidden ties at the Tokugawa Art Museum, and feel the spirit of Oda Nobunaga at Kiyosu Castle — a Sengoku-era journey through Nagoya’s storied past.
Chubu/Central Japan

Kanazawa Historic Sites: Toshiie Maeda’s 25 Spots

Kenrokuen, Higashi Chaya, the Ninja Temple and 22 more sites tied to Toshiie Maeda, sorted into 4 walkable Kanazawa areas with photos, times and access.
Kanto

Miura Anjin’s Legacy in Tokyo: Historical Spots to Explore

Just steps from Tokyo Station, find the real site of SHŌGUN’s Anjin. Explore William Adams’ Edo-era residence on Anjin Street in modern Nihonbashi.
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