利神城跡
Tottori Expressway
Li-shen Castle Ruins
The Li-shen Castle Ruins are situated on Tottori Expressway in Sayo, Japan.
History
- The construction period of Li-shen Castle is believed to date from the 16th century. The castle's purpose was as a fortified residence for local daimyos (feudal lords).
- Although the exact dates of its construction and abandonment are not certain, it is reported that the castle was used until the late Edo period.
Architecture
The Li-shen Castle Ruins feature a traditional Japanese architectural style with a rectangular bailey surrounded by earthen walls. The layout consists of a main keep, outer walls, and a surrounding moat.
Unfortunately, much of the original structure has been destroyed or damaged over time.
Historical Significance and Events
Although specific historical events are not well-documented, it is known to have served as a strategic location for local military leaders.
Current Status and Use
The Li-shen Castle Ruins are currently open to the public and serve as a historic site and tourist attraction.
Heritage Status
The Li-shen Castle Ruins were designated as a National Historic Site in Japan in recognition of their cultural significance.
- * Address: Tottori Expressway, Sayo
- * Hours: [Hours of operation not specified]
- * Admission: [Admission fees not specified]
Notable Features and Rooms
The Li-shen Castle Ruins feature a large main keep and surrounding earthen walls. Visitors can explore the ruins and learn about its history through exhibits and interpretive signage.
Specific details on notable features and rooms are not available.
Details
| Name | 利神城跡 |
|---|---|
| City | Sayo |
| Country | Japan |
| Coordinates | 35.046764, 134.37724 |
| Current use | historic site and tourist attraction |
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