Castle tourism in Yamanashi Prefecture
Yamanashi Prefecture, where Mt. Fuji is located, is characterized by beautiful waterfronts such as Fuji Five Lakes such as Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Yamanaka, and Oshino Hakkai. It is known as a place connected to the Takeda clan, and Takeda Shrine, which enshrines Takeda Shingen, is a nationally designated historic site as the site of Tsutsujigasakikan. Shinpu Castle, built by Katsuyori Takeda, and Kofu Castle, built on the orders of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, are also must-see spots. You can also relax at highland resorts such as Yatsugatake and Kiyosato. It is also known for its grapes and peaches, and you can also enjoy visiting wineries there.
Castle, temple and shrine sightseeing in Yamanashi Prefecture
Information on sightseeing in Yamanashi Prefecture's castles, temples, and shrines
History of Yamanashi Prefecture
Picking up history such as incidents and people related to Yamanashi Prefecture
- It was also under the direct control of the shogunate.
- Prince of the Takeda Clan who died for his brother
- Nobunaga and Ieyasu attack and destroy the Takeda clan
- The downfall of the Takeda clan
- Kai no Tora's father
- An excellent military commander who struggled after his great father.
- Kai Tiger raising the flag of Fuurinkazan
- An embezzlement case in the early Edo period? Or a political change? What is the “Okubo Nagayasu Incident”?
