Jinhae Myeongdong Japanese castle, located near the observatory of the Solar Tower in Changwon Marine Park, saw Geoje
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Masan Japanese Fortress
慶尚南道 昌原市 馬山湾が臨む海抜85メートルの龍馬山の頂上部から馬山図書館の下段部まで続く周り500メートルほどの馬山倭城は、1592年4月、釜山に上陸して金海城を陥落した後、昌原を経て馬山に入った伊達政宗（だて まさむね）が龍馬山を軍事基地として使うために築城工事を開始しました。その後、1597年10月の慶長の役、鍋島直茂（なべしま なおしげ）とその息子が本格的な築城工事に着手し、12月に完工されたお城です。More
Namhae Seonso Japanese Fortress
Namhae Seonso Waeseong Fortress was built in November 1597 by Yasuharu Wakiita on a small hill called Yunsan Cheonnamdae overlooking Namhae-eup, Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do. It is believed that the low hills were builtMore
Jangmunpo Japanese Fortress
Hello, Geoje Island, located about an hour’s drive from Busan, is a rich island surrounded by the sea and is a tourist attraction connected to Busan City through the undersea tunnel, but there are still someMore
Gadeok Japanese Fortress (Yulcha Japanese Fortress)
こんにちは、釜山西部に位置する加德島は、昔、釜山と南海岸をつなぐ軍事的な要衝地として重要な位置を占めていた島でした。加德島の北にある標高70メートルのsmall高い山の頂上には文禄2年1592年に起きた文禄の役の際、6番隊の主将として出陣したsmall早川隆景らが1593年9月に築城したお城があります。加德倭城は加德水道を挟んで熊川倭城と安骨倭城があり、この三つの倭城が港湾を守備するとともに南海岸から進む朝鮮水軍を抑えていました。More
Seosaengpo Japanese Fortress
Located on the border between Busan and Ulsan, it is the largest and most well-preserved Japanese castle among the remaining Japanese castles in Korea. Seosaengpo Japanese Fortress, located on the border between BusanMore
Suncheon Japanese Fortress
1598년(선조 31년) 순천왜성에 주둔한 고니시 유키나가의 일본군과 조선과 중국 명연합군의 치열한 공방전이 벌어졌던 성터! 전남 순천시 동남쪽에 위치한 순천왜성은 임진왜란(1597년) 때 우키타 히데이에와 토도 타카토라가 전라도를 공략하기 위한 마지막 전략기지로 3개월에 걸쳐 축성된 왜성입니다. 당시 고니시 유키나가가 이끄는 13000여 명의 일본군이 이곳에 주둔하면서 벌어진 조·명More
Ulsan Japanese Fortress(Hakseong Park)
A Japanese Fortress built by Kato Kiyomasa in the 16th century located in downtown Ulsan, Korea’s representative industrial complex! Hello, Ulsan Japanese Fortress (Hakseong Won) in downtown Ulsan is a JapaneseMore
Gijang Jukseong-ri Japanese Fortress
Japanese Castle built in 1593 when Hideyoshi Toyotomi was dispatched to Korea Located about 10 minutes’ drive from Gijang-gun to the east coast of Busan, the Japanese retreat from Hanyang, Seoul, in 1593, wasMore
