Overview
The site of a Hojo mountain castle in Mishima, keeping the grid-patterned dry moats known as shojibori.
About this place
A castle ruin park on the western foot of Hakone in Mishima, Shizuoka Prefecture. A castle built by digging and piling up earth without using stone walls, rare even nationwide, it was selected among the Japan Top 100 Castles. The highlights are the shoji-bori and une-bori moats with partitioned bottoms, and the information center and shop in the park prepare Japan Top 100 Castles stamps and castle seals.
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