The Tsutsujigasaki-Yakata was built in Kofu, home of the Takeda clan, the provincial governor of Kai, and was the location of the guard house. Today, the site is occupied by Takeda Shrine.
It was the headquarters of the Takeda clan of the Kai Minamoto clan during the Warring States period, and the residence, vassal residences, and castle town are all located here. It functioned as a fuchu for over 60 years during the reigns of Nobutora, Harunobu (Shingen), and Katsuyori, and later became the prototype for Kofu as a broad castle town and for Kofu City in the modern era.
The main gate at that time was located on the east side of the pavilion, which was protected by a strong tiger gate and horse stalls. The remains of earthen mounds and other structures can still be seen today.
The cache is located near Ruin of the Main Gate.
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躑躅ヶ崎館は甲斐国守護武田氏の本拠である甲府に築かれた館で、守護所が所在しました。現在、跡地には武田神社となっています。
戦国時代に築かれた甲斐源氏武田氏の本拠地で、居館と家臣団屋敷地や城下町が一体となっています。信虎、晴信（信玄）、勝頼3代の60年余りにわたって府中として機能し、後に広域城下町としての甲府や、近代以降の甲府市の原型となりました。
当時の大手門は館の東側にあり、強固な虎口、馬出しなどに守られていました。現在も土塁などの遺構が伺われます。
キャッシュは大手門近くに設置しました。
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