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*''Type: Okinawan [[gusuku]]''
*''Status: Ruins''
*''Japanese/Okinawan'': 泊城 ''(Tomari gusuku / Tumai gusuku)''
Tomari gusuku (not to be confused with the town of [[Tomari]] in [[Naha]]) was a fortress located in what is today [[Yomitan]] village in central Okinawa. It served as a watchtower and trading base for the main fortress of the area, [[Yara gusuku]], located a short distance away.
Tomari is famous as the supposed location where the son of [[Chiyomatsu]] (third [[anji|lord]] of [[Nakijin gusuku]]), and great-grandchild of King [[Eiso]], took refuge after a failed rebellion.
==References==
*Kitahara Shûichi. ''A Journey to the Ryukyu Gusuku'' 琉球城紀行。 Naha: Miura Creative, 2003. p93.
[[Category:Castles]]
[[Category:Ryukyu]]
*''Status: Ruins''
*''Japanese/Okinawan'': 泊城 ''(Tomari gusuku / Tumai gusuku)''
Tomari gusuku (not to be confused with the town of [[Tomari]] in [[Naha]]) was a fortress located in what is today [[Yomitan]] village in central Okinawa. It served as a watchtower and trading base for the main fortress of the area, [[Yara gusuku]], located a short distance away.
Tomari is famous as the supposed location where the son of [[Chiyomatsu]] (third [[anji|lord]] of [[Nakijin gusuku]]), and great-grandchild of King [[Eiso]], took refuge after a failed rebellion.
==References==
*Kitahara Shûichi. ''A Journey to the Ryukyu Gusuku'' 琉球城紀行。 Naha: Miura Creative, 2003. p93.
[[Category:Castles]]
[[Category:Ryukyu]]