National Historic Site Oda-jo Castle Site

The ruins of Oda-jo Castle are the remains of the castle of the Oda clan, which boasted the greatest power in the southern part of Hitachi Province from the Kamakura Period to the Warring States Period.
In 1935, the site was designated as a national historic site.
A pond and other features have been restored within the main castle space, which is surrounded by a moat and earthen mounds.
There is also an information center where visitors can learn about the Oda clan and Oda Castle.

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Telephone: 029-867-4070

Opening Hours: 9:00〜16:30

Closed: Mondays
The day after the holiday
New year holiday season

Address: 2532-2 Oda, Tsukuba, Ibaraki (Information Center)

Transportation: From Tsukuba Express Tsukuba Station, take the TsukuBus Oda Shuttle and get off at “Oda-tobu” or “Oda-chubu”. It takes about 5 minutes on foot.

From Tsuchiura Station on the JR Joban Line, take the Kanto Railway Bus bound for Tsukubasanguchi or Shimotsuma Station, and get off at Oda. It is about a 10-minute walk.

Charge: Free of Charge

Parking: Parking lot 23 cars (Free of Charge)

Website: https://www.city.tsukuba.lg.jp/kankobunka/bunka/rekishi/1001640.html

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National Historic Site Oda-jo Castle Site

National Historic Site Oda-jo Castle Site

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