Himeji Castle, also known as White Heron Castle (Shirasagijo) due to its elegant, white appearance, is widely considered as Japan's most spectacular castle for its imposing size and beauty and its well preserved, complex castle grounds. The castle is both a national treasure and a world heritage site. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Himeji Castle is the most popular castle in Hyogo, Japan. It is known as White castle due to its white interior and apperance. The Otemon gate is a great spot to photograph the castle and view the cherry blossoms, if you are lucky enough to see them since cherry blossoms appear during spring season. But even though summer, fall or winter, Himeji Castle is worth to visit. #givethanks #givethanks

This is a truly magnificent castle and as you walk around the grounds there are many fine views of this astonishing building. It is built on top of the biggest, most impressive dry stonewall I've ever seen. The building itself brings thoughts of Samurai. Used many times in films from Kurosawa's films to James Bond. This is a visual treat as well as an historically important part of Japanese culture. #GiveThanks

Visit the first city in Japan, Himeji Castle, Higashi-Guo Garden, hh/ Japan's first world heritage, Japan's first city, Himeji Castle's title is not too much! I have been to many cities in Japan, the size varies, but Himeji Castle is a dazzling presence! Himeji Castle is quite big, and it is very comfortable around a circle of walks. It is very pleasant to ride a bike in the forest in summer! If the maple season or the cherry blossom season comes, the scenery should be particularly prominent! In the summer, it is full of green! Next to Himeji Castle, there is a Japanese garden - Good Ancient Garden! The whole garden is not big, and its only an hour to take a photo tour! Transportation: Take JR to Himeji, get off and walk to Himeji Castle for about 20 minutes! Photo Guide: Himeji Castle is not a lot of people, you can shoot unmanned scenes everywhere! If you want to go in the cherry blossom season or the maple season, you may need to wait patiently! In addition, wearing a red dress in the summer is even more brilliant!

Himeji Castle, located in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, is also known as the "Egret City". It is the most elegant and representative Japanese-style building in Japan's existing ancient castles. It is full of Japanese cherry blossom season at the end of March and early April, with Osaka and Kyoto. almost. However, it is still subject to the real-time Sakura frontline weather forecast for the year. If you are lucky enough to catch up with the super-beautiful, the white-colored Tianshou Pavilion is matched with the pink and tender cherry blossoms. If you just want to see the cherry blossoms, don't recommend going to the tower. There are countless people waiting in line, and you can always shoot in the middle of the park from the door. Himeji Castle is about 40 minutes drive from Kobe Sannomiya Station, 45 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station, one hour from JR Kyoto Station, and about 15 minutes walk from the station. It is recommended to buy a designated seat for the return trip in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to find a seat.

Himeji Castle, a castle that is said to have built more than 5,000 people for 8 years, because its beautiful white faade looks like a winged egret also called Egret City. There are 12 castles in the Japanese castle, five of which are Japanese national treasures, and Himeji Castle is one of them, and it is called the world-class heritage. I came here for the second time, and once again sat in the corridor of Princess Qianji (the granddaughter of Tokugawa Ieyasu), listening to her love story with the city owner, and Xiaoju Shuijing (here sold a Guanzi, I must go to see the legend [ The legend of snickering]) has a new feeling here.

The Himeji Castle against the blue sky and white clouds is particularly snowy and dazzling. An ancient castle located in Jishan (45.6 meters above sea level) in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, is the main symbol of the city, due to its white exterior walls and plaques. The shape of the eaves is like an egret with wings, so it is also known as the Egret City. Looking at the city wall outside, the entire Himeji Castle is full of the colors of the Japanese Warring States. Every link adds the wisdom and care of the craftsmen of the time. Surrounded by the ditch city pool, the stone sarcophagus and the city wall are fixed to the castle. At the same time, there are stone plaques separated from the city walls in each city or area, and there are holes called narrow spaces on the walls for placing iron cannons and bows and arrows, so that foreign enemies cannot enter easily. The narrow stone is steeply sloped. This feature is called a fan-shaped slope and the upper part is lifted outwards, making it difficult to climb. Gray tile white wall, in order to fire the exterior walls are all coated with white mortar.

The Kansai metropolitan area has gathered a large number of Japanese world heritage sites, but even after seeing a large number of temples and ancient cities, Himeji City is still a place that people have to be enchanted. Although the city is small, it is completely like a beautiful large garden. Just look at the station and you will see the Egret City shining in the sun. The road from the station to the castle is not long, but the road is neat and clean. The road is covered with ginkgo trees on both sides, and it is golden in the autumn. There are many places around Himeji Castle on the road, especially the famous product of Himeji Castle: squid rice! The squid is crispy and the rice is delicious. It is a must-try food.

I have said that I have seen the castle tower in Himeji Castle. The Tianshou Pavilion in other places will not have to go again, because it is eclipsed. I am very obedient in Osaka. I didn't take a look at the Tianshou Pavilion. I concentrated on buying and buying, just waiting for Himeji. Himeji Castle is the most complete preserved castle in Japan so far. Many buildings in the city are known as national treasures, and it is the first ruins of Japan to be included in the world cultural heritage. One city." is still a magical city. In the Second World War, Himeji City was blown into ruins by the US military. Its body can be unscathed before it can have the city of national treasure.