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A Theme Park of Battlefield Sites! The Personalities and Power of Warlords as Seen at Nagoya Castle, the Base for Hideyoshi's Invasion of Korea, and the Battlefield Sites of the Toyotomi Army's All-Stars

In this series, castle explorer Shinichi Imaizumi introduces how to explore "fighting castles" associated with the Toyotomi brothers and the hidden historical dramas they hold. The fifth installment focuses on Nagoya Castle (Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture) and the surrounding encampments. We visit the sites of the encampments set up by the warlords who gathered there during the Korean campaigns. Text by Sana Nishihata and Shinichi Imaizumi; Photo…
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In this series, castle explorer Shinichi Imaizumi introduces how to explore "fighting castles" associated with the Toyotomi brothers and the hidden historical dramas they hold. The fifth installment focuses on Nagoya Castle (Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture) and the surrounding encampments. We visit the sites of the encampments set up by the warlords who gathered there during the Korean campaigns. Text by Sana Nishihata and Shinichi Imaizumi; Photo…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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