Hamada Castle Ruins

Flow of the course

About this spot

A castle site where the Hamada Han clan government was located during the Edo Period, now developed as a park featuring stone walls and hills. Though the main tower no longer stands, from the main enclosure ruins you can view the cityscape of Hamada and the Sea of Japan, getting a preview of the sea from an elevated vantage point before you arrive. The walking path surrounded by trees remains relatively cool even in summer, offering an ideal place for a light stroll and rest after lunch. It provides a touch of Ishimi regional history while serving as a refreshing break before sea bathing.

Tips

Within walking distance from Hamada Station, with stone steps and slopes leading to the main enclosure ruins, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Keep your stay brief and allow ample travel time to Anegage Hamakaisuiyokujou.

Best time to visit

Approximately 30 minutes required. Recommended as a light stroll stop after lunch.

Access & map

〒697-0027 Shimane Prefecture, Hamada City, Tono-cho 123−10