Futamatsu Castle Ruins
Flow of the course
About 15 min from the previous stop
About 60 min here
About 15 min to the next stop
Next stop: Appreciate Art in a Museum Known for Its Distinctive ArchitectureAbout this spot
Ruins of a castle built on high ground overlooking the confluence of the Tenryu and Futamatsu rivers during the Sengoku period. Known for the tragic tale connected to Tokugawa Ieyasu's eldest son, Nobutaka, this historic site retains the original stone walls of the main bailey. From the elevated location, you can view the town of Tenryu-Futamatsu and the river flow in one panorama, and feel history in quiet moments. It's accessible on foot from Tenryu-Futamatsu Station.
Tips
About 10 minutes' walk from Tenryu-Futamatsu Station. There are slopes leading to the castle ruins, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. In summer, some areas have little shade, so bring water.
Best time to visit
Approximately 1 hour needed. Late afternoon when it starts to cool is easier for walking.
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Access & map
〒431-3314 Shizuoka Prefecture, Hamamatsu City, Tenryu Ward, Futamatsu Town, Futamatsu 990
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