Historical landmark • 1718 Kabutoichiba, Kameyama, Mie 519-1122, Japan
In the quiet mountains of Kameyama City, the remnants of the Shika Busu Toshi Castle Ruins, which once withstood the turmoil of the Sengoku period, are preserved. Built on the steep mountainside, this mountain castle still vividly retains the defenses cleverly utilizing the natural terrain, representing valuable remains of the past.
Walking through the castle, one can see the majestic series of stone walls and the intricately designed tiger traps, revealing the efforts of the ancestors to protect the castle. Especially, the unique shape of the masugata tiger trap on the west side presents the beauty of mountain castles, an outstanding relic to admire.
Access to the Shika Busu Toshi Castle Ruins is not necessarily well-maintained, but that is also part of the charm of exploring mountain castles. Passing through fallen trees and carefully navigating through the collapsed roads, one can eventually reach the castle area. While feeling the breath of nature and the ancient spirit, one can savor a moment of adventurous spirit.
Inside the castle, there are unique and fun explanation boards scattered around. These facilities allow one to not only delve into the history but also add a touch of fun. It is a place where one can leisurely explore while learning about history with a relaxed mind.
The Shika Busu Toshi Castle Ruins is recommended for those who love mountain castles and those who want to experience the charm of nature. Why not come and taste the adventure while seeking the charm of the castle.