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Where is this stone wall now?

I'm sure you have a good idea.

Oh, over there.

It is on the north side of Hamarikyu Onshi Garden, seen along the Tsukiji River from Hashigami of Ote-mon gate Bridge.

It is a position that can be said to be the main entrance to the garden, so you should definitely see it, but it may be a place that flows unexpectedly.

The bulge of the stone wall surrounded by trees looks like a Yokoyakake.

This is a method of shooting bows and arrows and performing side attacks using the overhang of stone walls.

Enter the garden and go clockwise.

Let's take a look at the east side of the water bus stop facing Tokyo Bay.

There is a stone wall.

The general's rise area is also shaped like a stone staircase so that it is easy to board.

Then go around Mt. Fujimi and see the shore of the Shiodome River on the south side.

Be careful not to slip down.

Check the stone wall.

Go out of the middle gate bridge and walk along the coast street.

On the west side of the garden, there is a beautiful stone wall.

The circumference of about 500m square in the park is covered with stone walls and protrudes sharply over the bay.

The garden began in 1603 as a "Mitaka Kariba" by the order of Ieyasu Tokugawa.

Keicho 8 (1603) was exactly the year when Ieyasu started expanding Edo Castle by contracting the world.

Still, the wounds of the battle of Sekigahara have not been healed, and the spirit of the Sengoku blows.

On the sea 2 km straight from Edo Castle, there will be no facility for just garden purposes.

This stone wall is built in an area with few stone materials.

The inner moat is also solidified with stone walls.

Uchibori seems to have been effectively used as a fire protection facility for bringing in materials.