Edo period turret designated as an important cultural property
"Ozu Castle Sannomaru South Corner Tower"

Ozu Castle's Sannomaru Minamisumi Yagura This turret was rebuilt in 1766 after it was destroyed in a fire, and is located within Ozu Castle's Sannomaru Minamisumi Yagura Park, commonly known as ``Olord Park.'' It is the oldest of the four existing turrets at Ozu Castle, and is registered as a nationally designated important cultural property. The two-story, two-story turret has three stone droplets shaped like hakama waists on both ends of the outside. Inside, there is a drum wall and a mechanism that allows windows to be opened to attack with matchlock guns.