Takeda Castle is located on Mount Shiroyama at a strategic location commanding the intersection of the San'indo highway from Tanba to Inaba Province connects with the road south to Harima …

Takeda Castle (竹田城跡, Takedajō-seki) is a ruined castle in Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture, that is also known as the "castle floating in the sky" because of the way it appears to be floating on …

Known as the castle in the sky, Takeda Castle is in Asago City in the center of Hyogo Prefecture. The castle was built in 1443 and abandoned shortly after the pivotal Battle of Sekigahara in …

The stone foundations of Takeda Castle, once a crucial mountaintop stronghold, stand as a reminder of the hard-fought samurai battles of the Sengoku Period (1467 to 1615) civil war. …

2018年10月30日 · On cool autumn mornings, the ruins of Hyōgo Prefecture’s Takeda Castle become a “floating fortress,” seeming to soar above a river of clouds in the narrow valley …

Takeda Castle was built between 1441 and 1443 by Otagaki Mitsukage (powerful retainer of the Yamana clan) under the order of Yamana Sozen, the lord of the region. You will see the …

On mornings when the weather conditions are just right, the ruins of Takeda Castle in the city of Asago, Hyogo Prefecture, appear to float above the clouds. The castle was built on the summit …

2017年3月21日 · Sometimes called Torafushi ("Flying Tiger") Castle, Takeda Castle was built as a stronghold of Izushi Castle which lies about 20 kilometers further north. Located on a …

2018年4月8日 · Takeda Castle got the nickname “Castle in the Sky” because in autumn it’s surrounded by a sea of clouds. This phenomenon can usually be observed in the early …

Takeda Castle Ruins refers to the remains of stone walls located at the top of Mount Kojo in Asago City, in the north of Hyogo Prefecture. Renowned for the greatness and the beauty of …