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Remains of the Total Structure of Odawara Castle

Remains of the Total Structure of Odawara Castle

Odawara
The structure was built for defense by the Hojo clan, the clan who ruled the entire Kanto region from Odawara, in preparation for the Battle of Odawara with Hideyoshi Toyotomi at the end of the Sengoku period (1467-1615). The moat and earthen walls surround the castle and castle town with a circumference of 9km. The Toyotomi army besieged the castle for about three months before the Hojo clan surrendered to the army of 180,000. A part of the structure still remains today.

Essential Information

Hours

To be confirmed

Duration

30m

Closed New moat and earthworks in the outer wall of San-no-maru December 29-January 3
Costs

Free

Access

Odawara Station

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