Hamada Castle Ruins are the remains of an Edo-period castle, now a beautifully maintained park. Explore the surviving stone walls and earthworks. From the former main keep, you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Hamada's harbor town.
Hamada Castle was constructed in 1619 by Shigeharu Furuta. The castle subsequently passed to the Honda, Ochi, and Matsuhira clans. It was destroyed by fire during the Second Choshu Expedition in 1866. Today, only the stone walls and earthworks remain. From the former main keep, you can enjoy stunning views overlooking Hamada's harbor town. The castle ruins are surrounded by historical museums and art galleries offering further insights into the area's history and culture. Conveniently located in the heart of Hamada City, the site is easily accessible and makes a perfect base for exploring the region. Numerous restaurants and souvenir shops are nearby, adding to the visitor's convenience. Visit Hamada Castle Ruins to experience a piece of history and soak in the magnificent scenery.