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One of my favorite places. I just loved it. You can walk around the castle for free. If you want to go inside, you need to purchase the ticket, but it's worth it.
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One of my favorite places. I just loved it. You can walk around the castle for free. If you want to go inside, you need to purchase the ticket, but it's worth it.
Nijo Castle is beautiful and worth the visit for those who want to take a break from visiting Kyoto’s many temples. The grounds/gardens are a scenic and tranquil haven from the busy streets outside its walls.
Home to the first Shogun of the Edo period, the Nijo Castle was used for a while as an imperial palace, before being open to public. An example of Japan feudal architecture , is surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Home to the first Shogun of the Edo period, the Nijo Castle was used for a while as an imperial palace, before being open to public. An example of Japan feudal architecture , is surrounded by beautiful gardens.
One of the more famous castles in Kyoto, designated UNESCO World Heritage site, the grandeur of the buildings and the gardens makes this a great place to visit. We managed to attend a tea ceremony whilst we were there and it was an experience.Entrance fees were Y600,