DISCOVER FUKUI

Welcome to the Warring States-era mountain castle hidden in the forest. The ruins of Jingūji Castle are the remains of a Warring States-era castle complex concealed within the woods. Covering an area roughly equivalent to 1.5 Tokyo Domes, it is believed to have served as a crucial frontline stronghold during the Kaga Ikkō Uprising. Features characteristic of a Sengoku-period mountain castle remain on the site today, including dry moats, earthen bridges, and baileys. Why not immerse yourself in the role of a Sengoku warrior and explore these ruins? Discover the castle site while walking through a forest bathed in beautiful dappled sunlight! Plus, refresh yourself with forest bathing!

Finally, experience the thrilling [matchlock (air gun) shooting] that excites both adults and children. Aim the matchlock and slip back in time to the Sengoku period! It's guaranteed to make for great photos.

Important Notes
・Registration: Groups of 2 to 15 people ※For safety reasons, participation by a single person is not possible
・Dates: Every Saturday, 10:00 AM / 1:30 PM
・Please wear clothing suitable for mountain hiking and non-slip footwear
・Registration is complete upon confirmation via email or phone.

・Minimum participants: 2 people (Capacity: 15 people)
・Preschool children cannot participate. Please wear clothing suitable for mountain climbing and non-slip footwear.