Kiyomasako Ishiriki Monument
<100m away
Ninomaru Garden
<100m away
Tonansumi Yagura (Tatsumi Yagura)
<100m away
Hommarugoten
104m away
Nagoya Castle, the most classic attraction in Nagoya. It has a very long history and is a cultural relic under key protection. The city wall is very strong, the moat is very wide, there are fish, swans and seagulls in it. It is not enough to play for an afternoon. recommend.
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Nagoya Castle, the most classic attraction in Nagoya. It has a very long history and is a cultural relic under key protection. The city wall is very strong, the moat is very wide, there are fish, swans and seagulls in it. It is not enough to play for an afternoon. recommend.
Castle tower This is not only designed by famous artists, but also by many famous painters. The Honmaru Imperial Store is designed with an all-wood structure with gold as the main color. The layout and layout of each room are different, showing power and nobility. Honmaru Palace stops at 16:00
The castle tower in Nagoya Castle is a must-see for almost every tourist. Although the castle tower is currently closed for renovation, this does not affect everyone's enthusiasm at all. Shooting against the changing background of the appearance from various angles is also fun. If you still remember the previous mobile travel frogs, then you should also remember that Nagoya Castle is one of the places where the frog son travels.
The castle tower is a large castle built during the Warring States Period in Japan. The central building of the castle is the castle tower; it is the residence of the castle lord, and it also serves as a strong military defense and reflects the political rights of the castle lord. The castle tower in Nagoya Castle is a large and small independent loft, connected by a corridor, which is a connected building; on the top of the castle tower is an auspicious golden eagle with a male tiger head and a fish tail. Nagoya Castle is one of the three major names. It is maintained internally. It is a pity that you can't climb the building and look at the beautiful scenery of the surrounding areas.
Don’t rush in before you climb into the castle tower. You can see a lot of stones with signs along the way. These signs are the signs of the families who were responsible for the construction and transportation of the stones at that time. They were relatively simple signs. Triangles, squares, circles are combined with patterns composed of lines. After climbing the castle tower to the top floor, you can see the high-rise buildings of Nagoya City. In front of you, there are various trees in Nagoya Castle and nearby Meijo Park. I went there in late November and there are many red maple leaves interspersed. Among the dark green, light green, and yellow ginkgo trees, the colorful ones are very beautiful.