川井城跡
Takasaki-Isesaki Cycling Road
Kuwabara Castle Ruins
Location
Kuwabara Castle Ruins are situated on Takasaki-Isesaki Cycling Road in Tamamura, Japan.
History
The construction period of Kuwabara Castle is not specified, but it is believed to date from the Edo period. The castle's purpose was as a regional stronghold for the local daimyo (feudal lord).
Architecture and Layout
Unfortunately, no information is available regarding the architectural style or layout of Kuwabara Castle.
Historical Significance and Events
Kuwabara Castle played a significant role in regional politics during the Edo period. However, specific events are not documented.
Current Status and Use
The castle ruins are currently preserved as a historical site.
Heritage Status
Kuwabara Castle Ruins have been designated as a cultural property of Japan.
Visiting Information
Visitors can access the castle ruins by following the signs from Takasaki-Isesaki Cycling Road. Admission is free, although donations may be requested.
Notable Features and Rooms
No notable features or rooms are documented for Kuwabara Castle Ruins.
Details
| Name | 川井城跡 |
|---|---|
| City | Tamamura |
| Country | Japan |
| Coordinates | 36.2856, 139.1398 |
| Current use | preserved as a historical site |
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