Hamada Castle Ruins
Hamada Jo Ato
A selected site of the 'Continued Top 100 Japanese Castles,' the Hamada Castle Ruins feature impressive stone walls and historical exhibits.
Located in Hamada City, Shimane Prefecture, the Hamada Castle Ruins are a designated site of the 'Continued Top 100 Japanese Castles.' Built in 1620 by Furuta Shigeharu, the castle served as the political heart of the Hamada Clan for approximately 250 years.
What makes it special
About Hamada Castle Ruins
- Experience the historical weight of a Continued Top 100 Japanese Castle through its surviving stone walls.
- Expand your collection with Goshokin (Castle Stamps) and unique historical seals.
- Visualize the lost architecture through immersive reconstructed CG content.
- Enjoy a peaceful stroll through Shiroyama Park, where history meets nature.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
26°/22°
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Sat
9/19
25°/22°
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Sun
9/20
25°/22°
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Mon
9/21
24°/22°
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Tue
9/22
25°/19°
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Wed
9/23
25°/15°
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Thu
9/24
24°/17°
5%
Tips
Payment
Cash (JPY) is required to purchase Goshuin or stamps.
Language
English support for signage and information is limited.
Reservation
No advanced reservation is required to visit the ruins.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes due to uneven terrain and stone steps.
Photography
Please follow local instructions regarding restricted areas.
Accessibility
The area around the stone walls has many steps and may not be fully accessible.
Etiquette
Please remain quiet and respectful as this is a public park used by locals.
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