Tōdō clan

Iga, Mie

Iga Ueno Castle

伊賀上野城

This castle has had three keeps: Tsutsui Sadatsugu's three-tiered one, Todo Takatora's five-tiered keep toppled by a storm just before completion, and a wooden keep built in the Showa era by a local politician with his own money.

Ōzu, Ehime

Ōzu Castle

大洲城

Torn down in the Meiji era, the keep was rebuilt in wood in 2004, guided by old photographs and an Edo-period wooden model of its frame.

Uwajima, Ehime

Uwajima Castle

宇和島城

Both the Edo-period keep and an Edo-period wooden model of it, built at one-tenth scale, survive.

Imabari, Ehime

Imabari Castle

今治城

Todo Takatora built this castle right on the shore, and its broad moat is still filled with seawater.

Sumoto, Hyogo

Sumoto Castle

洲本城

Two stone walls run straight down the mountainside, linking the castle on the summit with the castle at its foot.

Tsu, Mie

Tsu Castle

津城

On the high stone walls Todo Takatora raised against the north now stands a mock turret built in 1958.

Kumano, Mie

Akagi Castle

赤木城

A stone-walled castle Todo Takatora built to hold down the uprisings of Kitayama, and not a single roof tile has ever been found.

Imabari, Ehime

Amazaki Castle

甘崎城