武田家滅亡への30日【甲州征伐の城６選】現地でわかる勝頼最後の抵抗の真実

It was actually a hidden trap! [Battle of Nagashino] Nobunaga vs. the strongest Takeda army: The allied forces' encampment was like a castle    • 実は隠された罠だった！「長篠の戦い」信長vs最強の武田軍　まるで城のような連合軍陣地   [Battle of Takatenjin Castle] From the sea and land? Traces of the complete encirclement built by Ieyasu    • 「高天神城の戦い」海と陸から？家康が築いた完全包囲網の痕跡   [Ina Oshima Castle] The castle renovated by Takeda Shingen had a surprising mechanism! The barbican that overwhelms everyone remains    • 【伊那大島城】武田信玄が改修した城には驚きの仕掛けがあった！誰もが圧倒される馬出が残る   [Takato Castle] Nishina Morinobu's battle to defend Kai: The castle ruins park with the world's best "Takato cherry blossoms" surrounded by a dry moat    • 【高遠城】甲斐を守る仁科盛信の戦い　空堀に囲まれた天下第一「高遠桜」の城址公園   [Shinpu Castle] The last castle of the Takeda family was a massive castle using the highest technology! Why did Katsuyori burn down the unfinished castle?    • 【新府城】武田家最期の城は最高技術を用いた巨大な城だった！なぜ勝頼は未完成の城を焼き...   [Iwadonoyama Castle] The structure of a massive fortress incorporating the cliff terrain that Takeda Katsuyori relied on    • 日本の城【岩殿山城】武田勝頼が頼った断崖地形を取り入れた巨大要塞の構造   The Takeda army of Kai was once feared as the strongest in the Sengoku period. However, in February of Tensho 10 (1582), they were annihilated in a short period of just one month during a large-scale invasion by Oda Nobunaga and Tokugawa Ieyasu, the so-called "Conquest of Koshu." Takeda Katsuyori is called the "tragic second generation." However, when we look at the remains of the castles he left behind, we can see the traces of his tenacious resistance, his refusal to give up until the very end. This time, we will explain the route to their downfall based on the appearance of the Takeda family's castles left in various places.