【真田丸跡・マニア向け】戦国好きなら討死するまでに一度は訪れたい！「大坂冬の陣」幻の激戦地【真田幸村】＠大阪市天王寺区

Rekishi-kun leisurely tours castles on his own, sometimes with great excitement, from his own unique perspective! This time, he'll be touring the remains of the legendary Sanadamaru, a fierce battlefield during the Winter Siege of Osaka! 0:00 In front of Tamatsukuri Station (Was this a wetland at the time? 1:12 Karahori-dori Street (the moat between Osaka Castle and Sanadamaru) 2:29 Sanko Shrine (Statue of Sanada Yukimura) 5:33 Karahori-cho (The remaining elevation changes in the city) 8:01 Shingan-ji Temple (Stone monument - Yukimura's grave) 11:39 Sanadamaru Memorial Monument (Erected in the year of the taiga drama) 13:24 Daio-ji Temple (Tomb of Kimura Kenkadō) 15:14 Remains of the southern moat? (The site of a fierce battle with the Tokugawa army?) 16:38 Western edge? (The cliff part on the illustration?) 18:56 Shimizudani Park (The remains of Osaka Castle's main structure) 19:19 Southern edge? (The illustration shows a small outer citadel around here) #castle #castle #castletour #castleruins #japanesecastle #castle #mapofancientcastlesofprovincialstates #asanobunko #sanadamaru #sanadamaruruins #osakacastle #osakacastle #Sanada Yukimura #Sanada Nobushige #Rokumonsen #Myojo Gakuen #Dondoro Daishi #Tamatsukuri Station #Sanko Shrine #Shinganji Temple #Daiouji Temple #Taiga Drama #Sanadamaru Commemorative Monument #Siege of Osaka #Winter Siege of Osaka #Summer Siege of Osaka #What Will Ieyasu Do? #Tokugawa Ieyasu #Maeda Toshitsune #Ii Naotaka #Matsudaira Tadanao #Nishio Nizaemon ※Reference Historical Source "Maps of Ancient Castles in Various Provinces from the Asano Bunko Collection" (National Diet Library Digital Collection) https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/12146432