"ATAKE BUNE" Japanese Sengoku-era Warships
The Atakebune is the strongest and largest warship from the end of the Muromachi period to the beginning of the Edo period.
This Atakebune was assembled in our shop.
Since the original product is remodeled and assembled, the length of the ship and the shape of the building are different from the actual product.
Please see the build log of Atakebune
Hizennagoyajozubyobu
Many buildings are drawn around the five-storied castle tower in "Hizen Nagoya Castle", and it depicts in detail the appearance of Nagoya Castle, which was the second largest after Osaka Castle at that time.
In the surrounding hills, there are Jinya of each daimyo gathered from all over Japan. The castle town is bustling with goods and people from all over the country.
It is considered to be a depiction of the summer of 1593, and is an extremely valuable resource for learning about Nagoya Castle and the military city of Nagoya.
Please take a look at the lower left of the folding screen. Two giant warships "Atakebune" are drawn.
If you zoom in, you can see the Atakebune, which has a different shape.
The Atakebune on the right can be presumed to be Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Nippon Maru.