Mizoguchi family crest "Mizoguchi rhombus"
Other name | Ayame Castle/Funagata Castle |
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castle construction | not clear |
address | 6-4 Otemachi, Shibata City, Niigata Prefecture |
Also known as ``Ayame Castle'', it was built in 1598 by Hidekatsu Mizoguchi, the first lord of the Shibata domain, and completed by Nobunao, the third generation. Heijo was built on flat land with the aim of providing convenient transportation as a political and economic center.
Mizoguchi family crest "Mizoguchi rhombus"
Domain office | Shibata Castle |
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old area | Shibata, Kanbara District, Echigo Province |
stone height | 100,000 koku |
Fudai/Tozama | Foreigner |
main lord | Mr. Shibata, Mr. Mizoguchi |
Estimated population | 190,000 people (first year of Meiji) |
Hidekatsu Mizoguchi is relieved of his position. Since then, the Mizoguchi family has continued for 12 generations. Naoryo Mizoguchi, the 10th generation who advocated the idea of reverence and opening the country, wrote ``Hokoku-setsu.''