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- Kakegawa Town was created in the cadastral reform of April, 1891, four years after the opening of Kakegawa Station on what later became the Tōkaidō Main Line railway. The town expanded steadily over the years, annexing neighboring villages and towns in Ogasa District, and was elevated in status of that of a city in 1954.
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Kakegawa Town was created in the cadastral reform of April, 1891, four years after the opening of Kakegawa Station on what later became the Tōkaidō Main Line railway. The town expanded steadily over the years, annexing neighboring villages and towns in Ogasa District, and was elevated in status of that of a city in 1954.
Dec 28, 2022 · Kakegawa Castle, certified as one of Japan’s 100 Finest Castles. Get off at the north exit of JR Kakegawa Station and head straight north. As you continue to walk along the white and Namako walls of the stores facing the street and start feeling the distinct atmosphere of the castle town, you will arrive at Kakegawa Castle in about five minutes.
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If you want to immerse yourself in some true Japanese history, take a visit to Kakegawa castle. This majestic structure, built in the Eishou era (1504-1521) upon a high hill and surrounded by a visible river moat, is evident around the town, with sections of ancient wall still strutting out in various places around residential areas and shops. You ...
Nissaka-shuku, the 25th of 53 stations of the Tokaido road connecting Edo (old Tokyo) to Kyoto, located next to Sayononakayama Touge where was regarded as one of the three most difficult mountain passes along the Tokaido. Noblemen, Samurai and peasantry all shared this lively passage until the development of the Tokaido main train line. Established...
Just 10 minutes walk from Kawasakaya, is a nearby shrine and various viewing spots. Dotted around this beautiful shrine are a few massive Cedar trees, which are said to have been planted by Sakanoue-no-Tamuramaro and serve as a prefectural national memorial. The shrine itself is said to be the place where ‘all your wishes are fulfilled’, and a grea...
At the south exit of JR Kakegawa station, there is a delightful information center, filled with not only information and leaflets, but also variouslocally made souvenirs and trinkets. The center has English speaking staff from 9am – 5pm and also English website ( http://www.bt-r.jp/kakegawa/english/). They are fully prepared for the Rugby World Cup...
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Kakegawa is a city in western Shizuoka known for its green tea production and is surrounded by green tea fields. There, visitors may see Kakegawa Castle, a reconstructed Edo castle that is the city’s biggest landmark.
Kakegawa (掛 川 市) is a town located in Shizuoka Prefecture, the area is steeped in history and features Kakegawa Castle and two other castle ruins. It is also a city that preserves traditional culture and art...
Kakegawa (掛川) is a city located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is situated on the eastern coast of Honshu island and is known for its historic castle, beautiful bird park, and thriving tea industry. One of the main attractions in Kakegawa is Kakegawa Castle, which was originally built in the late 15th century.
The Kakegawa domain was a domain that existed in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Kakegawa is a key location along the Tokaido Road, and during the Sengoku period, three ruling families, the Imagawa clan, the Tokugawa clan, and the Takeda clan, fought fiercely for control.
