５-minite walkfrom Noboritachi-mon
to Date museum

Uwajima Castle TourTensha-en
GardenRecommended Standard Course

Date Museum
Honmaru is the best
viewpoint to overlook
Uwajima Bay!
Original gate,
like the mainkeep

Noboritachi-mon
Gate

Shikibumaru

Korekata Kojima
StatueApproximately 1-1.5 hours, including entry to the main keep
Gokoku-jinja Shrine
Viewing spot where themain keep, stone walls, andOnigajo Mountain Range ﬁt
into a single frame.

Daiemon-maru

The oldest stone wall within
the castle, dating back to theera of Takatora Todo.

Water
reservoir

Tobei-maru
Stone Wall

The longest stone
wall inside the castle,a healing space

Ni-no-maru
Nagato-maru
Stone Wall

Shiroyama
Folk Museum
Uwajima
Castle Tower

Hon-maru

Castle stamps and the 100 Famous
Castles Stamp are only available atthe main keep.

Tobei-maru

Nagato-maru

Ido-maru
This is a steep staircase with
uneven steps. For those full ofenergy, enjoy it on the way back!

※ Slippery when the ground iswet, so please be cautious.
※ There are mosquitoes on
Castle Hill, so insect
repellent is recommended.

Marunouchi
Warei-jinja Shrine
Recommended
photo spots

Bus stop

San-no-maru

Kori Familyʼs
Bukenagaya-monGate

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Uwajima Castle Tour

Recommended Standard Course

Approximately 1-1.5 hours, including entry to the main keep

〜 Relax in the sunlight ﬁltering through the trees
in front of the Nagato-maru Stone Wall 〜〜 Capture the view from Ni-no-maru! 〜

The Nagato-maru Stone Wall, is said to be the widest within the castle, measuring

Climbing the stairs to Ni-no-maru may make you eager to reach theapproximately 50 meters.

main keep quickly, but take a moment to catch your breath here!

Along the path to the castle, near the corner angles, you can see stone walls with holes

Take a moment to look back and enjoy the view!

created by marine erosion and perforated shells.

A picturesque spot where both Uwajima Castle's main keep and theHere you can explore the stones, which were lifted and brought from the sea coaststone walls of the Hon-maru ﬁt into the frame of your camera.

The space in front of the stone wall includes large trees such as Japanese Camphor

Include the backdrop of the Oniga-jo mountain range for an even(Kusunoki), as well as Basket Oak (Kagonoki) and Japanese Flowering Cherry

cooler shot!

(Bakuchinoki), among others.

Additionally, if you're lucky, a black kite might even come ﬂying by!

Rare trees create a beautiful dappled sunlight.Take a seat on the bench
and relax in the forest of Castle Hill.

Please do share the photos you take on your social media, and help us※ During the summer, be cautious of mosquitoes in this area.

promote the area. Use the hashtag #uwajimacastle. Your cooperation
is appreciated!

〜 Stone walls dating back tothe founding era of Todo Takatora! 〜Tobei-maru Stone Wall is considered the oldest within the〜 Are you ready for the castle ascent? 〜

castle, dating back to the era of Todo Takatora.

Exploring Uwajima Castle involves a bit of trekking! Dress comfortably and enjoy the castle

Approximately 13 meters high, it is the second tallest stone

hill to the fullest.We have walking sticks available at the gate for your convenience.

wall within the castle.
Using untreated natural stones, the characteristic of the stone

Footwear Please choose comfortable shoes such as sneakers for walking.

wall is that it does not have a curvature.

AttireThe stone wall was constructed with a straight incline.
The right side of the staircase to the Castle Mountain Folk
Museum features the oldest stone wall on the premises. The
moss-covered atmosphere makes it feel like you've slipped

By the time you reach the main keep, it might get warm even in winter! Dress in layers
for easy removal if needed!In summer, you will sweat profusely, so do not forget to bringa hand towel or tenugui.Dress as light as possible and let s go!

Hydration The only vending machines at the Castle Hill is in the children's park (Nagato-maru)
Mosquitoes They are present from around June to October, so please prepare mosquito repellent spray.

back in time, doesn't it?!

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５-minite walkfrom Noboritachi-mon
to Date museum

Uwajima Castle Tour

Tensha-en
GardenFull Enjoyment Course

Date Museum

Original gate,
like the mainkeep

Approximately 2 hours, including entry to the main keep

Noboritachi-monGate

The tallest stone wall within
the castle, Daiemon-maru
Stone Wall, 15 meters high.

Gokoku-jinja Shrine
There are many
camphor trees,
creating a peacefuland quiet space.

Shikibumaru

Korekata Kojima
StatueDaiemon-maru

The oldest stone wall within
the castle, dating back to theera of Takatora Todo.

Waterreservoir

Tobei-maru
Stone Wall

The longest stone
wall inside the castle,a healing space

Ni-no-maru
Nagato-maru
Stone Wall

Shiroyama
Folk Museum
Uwajima
Castle Tower

Hon-maruCastle stamps and the 100 Famous
Castles Stamp are only available atthe main keep.

Tobei-maru

Nagato-maru

Ido-maru
A steep staircase,so watch your steps!

※ Slippery when the ground iswet, so please be cautious.
※ There are mosquitoes on
Castle Hill, so insect
repellent is recommended.

Marunouchi
Warei-jinja Shrine
Recommended
photo spots

Bus stop

San-no-maru

Kori Familyʼs
Bukenagaya-monGate

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Uwajima Castle Tour〜 Relax in the sunlight ﬁltering through the trees
in front of the Nagato-maru Stone Wall 〜
The Nagato-maru Stone Wall, is said to be the widest within the castle, measuring
approximately 50 meters.
Along the path to the castle, near the corner angles, you can see stone walls with holes
created by marine erosion and perforated shells.
Here you can explore the stones, which were lifted and brought from the sea coast
The space in front of the stone wall includes large trees such as Japanese Camphor(Kusunoki), as well as Basket Oak (Kagonoki) and Japanese Flowering Cherry (Bakuchinoki),among others.
Rare trees create a beautiful dappled sunlight.Take a seat on the bench and relax in theforest of Castle Hill.
※ During the summer, be cautious of mosquitoes in this area.

〜 Stone walls dating back to
the founding era of Todo Takatora! 〜Tobei-maru Stone Wall is considered the oldest within the castle, dating back to the eraof Todo Takatora.
Approximately 13 meters high, it is the second tallest stone wall within the castle.
Using untreated natural stones, the characteristic of the stone wall is that it does nothave a curvature.
The stone wall was constructed with a straight incline.
The right side of the staircase to the Castle Mountain Folk Museum features the oldest
stone wall on the premises. The moss-covered atmosphere makes it feel like you've
slipped back in time, doesn't it?!

Full Enjoyment Course

Approximately 2 hours, including entry to the main keep

〜 Watch your steps along the route to Ido-maru. 〜
The route to Ido-maru features a staircase that remains unchanged since the old days.
The mossy atmosphere gives oﬀ an air that feels like samurai might appear at any moment.
However, be cautious as the stairs can be slippery. Especially when descending, take yourtime and proceed with care.

〜 Capture the view from Ni-no-maru! 〜
Climbing the stairs to Ni-no-maru may make you eager to reach the main
keep quickly, but take a moment to catch your breath here!
Take a moment to look back and enjoy the view!
A picturesque spot where both Uwajima Castle's main keep and the stone
walls of the Hon-maru ﬁt into the frame of your camera.
Include the backdrop of the Oniga-jo mountain range for an even cooler shot!
Additionally, if you're lucky, a black kite might even come ﬂying by!
Please do share the photos you take on your social media, and help us
promote the area. Use the hashtag #uwajimacastle. Your cooperation isappreciated!

〜 Are you ready for the castle ascent? 〜
Exploring Uwajima Castle involves a bit of trekking! Dress comfortably and enjoy the castle
hill to the fullest.We have walking sticks available at the gate for your convenience.

〜 While you climb to the bailey from Daiemon-maru,
gaze at the highest stone wall of the castle 〜
The Daiemon-maru showcases a rich variety of stone walls, ranging from the oldest to the newest
within the castle. The 15-meter-high stone wall proudly stands as the tallest within the premises.
"To get from Shikibu-maru to Daizaemon-maru, take an unpaved path. Be careful not to slip."

Footwear Please choose comfortable shoes such as sneakers for walking.
AttireBy the time you reach the main keep, it might get warm even in winter! Dress in layers
for easy removal if needed!In summer, you will sweat profusely, so do not forget to bringa hand towel or tenugui.Dress as light as possible and let s go!

Hydration The only vending machines at the Castle Hill is in the children's park (Nagato-maru)
Mosquitoes They are present from around June to October, so please prepare mosquito repellent spray.

The bailey of Daiemon-maru is ﬁlled with many camphor trees, creating a tranquil space with apanoramic view of the city on the south side.

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５-minite walkfrom Noboritachi-monto Date museum

Uwajima Castle Tour

Tensha-en
GardenThe quickest way to get around

Date Museum
Honmaru is the best
viewpoint to overlook
Uwajima Bay!

Noboritachi-mon
GateShikibumaru

Korekata Kojima
StatueApproximately 40-50 min, including entry to the main keep
For those with limited time.
Be aware that it's a quite challenging route(only stairs, more than 300 steps)

Gokoku-jinja Shrine
Viewing spot where themain keep, stone walls, andOnigajo Mountain Range ﬁt
into a single frame.

Daiemon-maru

Waterreservoir

Tobei-maru
Stone Wall

Ni-no-maru
Nagato-maru
Stone Wall

Shiroyama
Folk MuseumUwajima
Castle Tower

Hon-maru

Castle stamps and the 100 Famous
Castles Stamp are only available atthe main keep.

Tobei-maru

Nagato-maru

Ido-maru
A steep staircase,so watch your steps!

※ Slippery when the ground iswet, so please be cautious.
※ There are mosquitoes on
Castle Hill, so insect
repellent is recommended.

Marunouchi
Warei-jinja Shrine
Recommended
photo spots

Bus stop

San-no-maru

Kori Familyʼs
Bukenagaya-monGate

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Uwajima Castle Tour〜 Watch your steps along the route to Ido-maru. 〜
The route to Ido-maru features a staircase that remains
unchanged since the old days.

Approximately 40-50 min, including entry to the main keep

〜 Capture the view from Ni-no-maru! 〜
Climbing the stairs to Ni-no-maru may make you eager to reach the main keep
quickly, but take a moment to catch your breath here!

The mossy atmosphere gives oﬀ an air that feels likesamurai might appear at any moment.

Take a moment to look back and enjoy the view!
A picturesque spot where both Uwajima Castle's main keep and the stone
walls of the Hon-maru ﬁt into the frame of your camera.

However, be cautious as the stairs can be slippery.
Especially when descending, take your time and proceedwith care.

The quickest way to get around

Include the backdrop of the Oniga-jo mountain range for an even cooler shot!
Additionally, if you're lucky, a black kite might even come ﬂying by!
Please do share the photos you take on your social media,and help us promote the area. Use the hashtag #uwajimacastle.
Your cooperation is appreciated!

〜 Are you ready for the castle ascent? 〜
Exploring Uwajima Castle involves a bit of trekking! Dress comfortably and enjoy the castle hill to the fullest.
We have walking sticks available at the gate for your convenience.

Footwear Please choose comfortable shoes such as sneakers for walking.
AttireBy the time you reach the main keep, it might get warm even in winter! Dress in layers
for easy removal if needed!In summer, you will sweat profusely, so do not forget to bringa hand towel or tenugui.Dress as light as possible and let s go!

Hydration The only vending machines at the Castle Hill is in the children's park (Nagato-maru)
Mosquitoes They are present from around June to October, so please prepare mosquito repellent spray.

Uwajima Tourism and Local Products Association