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Namhae Seonso Castle

Namhae Seonso Castle

Namhae Seonso Waeseong is a fortress built on the fishing village of Seonso Village, located in Namhae-eup, Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, and on top of a small hill called Tennamdae, overlooking the South Sea. It was built by Wakiita Yasuharu in November 1597, and was where Muneyoshi, the lord of Tsushima Island, stationed over 11 Japanese troops.

It is believed that the headquarters was located at the top of Cheonnamdae, a low hill built in three layers. Over the years, Namhaeseonso Japanese Fortress has been transformed into farmland for a village, and the outer wall has almost completely collapsed, but the Japanese fortress structure built at an angle to the inner wall at the top can be seen through the bushes.

Namhae Seonso Castle
The hill leading to the Namhae Shipso Japanese Castle
Namhae Seonso Castle
There is a stone wall at the top of Nankai Shipyard Japanese Castle, and on top of the stone wall there is a tree that appears to have grown naturally.
Namhae Seonso Castle
Nankai Shipsho Japanese Castle used as farmland
Namhae Seonso Castle
This is Senjo Village and Nankai as seen from the top of Nankai Senjo Japanese Castle.
spot nameNamhae Seonso Castle
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Address163-1 Seonjo-ri, Namhae-eup, Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
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Construction dateJune 1597
Fortress builderWakiita Yasuji and others
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