Nakamura Castle Remains

There are few things to see as a castle.

Original Text

About 25 minutes walk from Soma station. Built in 1611 by Toshitane Soma, the first feudal lord of the Nakamura domain. It was Mr. Soma's residence until it was abandoned by Haihan chiken in 1871. Also known as Maryo Castle. Currently, the ruins of the castle are parks (Maryo Park), the ruins of the main enclosure are Soma Shrine, and Higashi Ninomaru is a baseball field. Ishigaki and moat remain as traces of the castle. In addition, the soma City Tourism Association has issued a walking map called "Nakamura Jo Castle Ruins Shuyu promenade", but the road from soma Nakamura Jinja shrine to sannomaru ...

Shiqi が Lipai な City Walk

Original Text

Cross the moat and climb the stone wall, you will find Nakamura Shrine. The ruins of Nakamura Castle, which was the residence of Mr. Soma as a castle ruin, are crowded with many people during the cherry blossom season. It is surprising that it is magnificent as a castle ruin and has not been selected as one of the 100 consecutive castles.

in the shrine and the ground.

Original Text

Although the moat remains, the ruins of the castle are almost the same as the shrine and the ground. There were cherry blossom moats and toraguchi in some places, and the ground was in the shape of a horse. It's a pity that it's hard to understand how far you can enter.

It's wide. There is a shrine.

Original Text

There is a parking lot. The territory is large. There is a shrine. There is also a large pond. The remains of the castle were only topographical.

Wide.

Original Text

Although it is a large park, there are few guide displays, so it is very difficult for travelers to understand. I didn't know where to go from the parking lot, whether it was paid or free. It's a castle ruin, but it looks like a shrine.