TV drama · 1992
Nobunaga: King of Zipangu — filming locations
4 places you can visit, in Aichi, Shiga, Osaka. Every entry gives the nearest station, how long the walk is, and what to mind when you get there.
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Many of these are shrines, schools and people’s streets. Read the conduct note before you go.
Locations · 4
Aichi
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The hill castle Nobunaga built in 1563 as the base for the Mino campaign; the earthworks are still there.
- Getting there
- Bus from Komaki Stn · 10 min walk
- Before you go
- A real trail — wear shoes you can climb in
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 信長 KING OF ZIPANGU
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Shiga
The Rokkaku mountain fort Nobunaga swept aside in 1568 on his march to Kyoto.
- Getting there
- Azuchi Stn, then trail · 60 min walk
- Before you go
- A real trail — wear shoes you can climb in
- Remote — a car or long bus ride is needed
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 信長 KING OF ZIPANGU
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Osaka
The fortified temple that held Nobunaga off for eleven years; Osaka Castle was later built over it.
- Getting there
- Tanimachi-yonchome Stn (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line) · 11 min walk
- Before you go
- Keep your voice down
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 信長 KING OF ZIPANGU
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Shizuoka
Ieyasu's castle through the years he holds the eastern flank for Nobunaga.
- Getting there
- Enshu-byoin Stn (Enshu Railway) · 13 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Narrow passage — do not stop to shoot
- Sources
- 信長 KING OF ZIPANGU
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