- Tsuruga Castle, the Japanese castle that Resisted Attacks for a Whole Month
- One thing I enjoy doing while traveling through Japan is to visit its dozens of castles. Although quite a few are modern replicas, they are beautiful
- Explore Japan’s Living History in the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace
- With a giant moat, ancient, towering stone walls, and police officers and security guards around every corner, the Imperial Palace grounds, can be a l
- 【SPRING】Great places to see cherry blossoms in Fukuoka! Tochoji temple and Maizuru Park
- When you hear the phrase “Spring time in Japan”, what do you think of? Yes, it’ll be Sakura, or cherry blossoms! Tadaima Japan will introduce many c
- The most popular castle in Japan! Kumamoto City is proud of its 400-year-old fortress!
- Kumamoto Castle is one of the three best castles in Japan following Nagoya Castle and Osaka Castle (http://jp.tadaimajp.com/2015/07/osaka-jo/). Both o
- Hikone Castle is proud of its beautiful exterior!
- There are a total of 5 castles in Japan that are designated as national treasures; Matsumoto Castle, Inuyama Castle, Hikone Castle, Himeji Castle and
- Matsumoto Castle was built 400 years ago to win gun battles (Nagano Prefecure)
- The impressive, Matsumoto-jo Castle. The oldest castle tower in Japan has 5 tiers and 6 floors, and has been preserved in its current state for 400
- “Hiroshima Castle” is definitely worth seeing
- https://youtu.be/XPJCxYZOfnY The history of Hiroshima Castle, as a center for the military Hiroshima Castle is said to have been established in
- Osaka-jo, a famous and very modern castle revived from the Age of Civil Wars!
- The World’s oldest castle with super modern architecture. Look at the majestic Osaka-jo! It’s one of the three most famous castles in Japan. Ho
- World-class heritage in Japan: ”The remains of Akita Castle”
- The oldest castle in Japan is called “Jōsaku” Akita castle was built in 733 in Akita Prefecture, close to the Sea of Japan. It is the oldest castle i
- From Ryukyu Kingdom to this day: The sanctuary “Tamagusuku Castle” ruins
- Information provided by Nanjo City. Map 444, Tamagusuku Tamagusuku, Nanjo-shi, Okinawa Pref.
- Nakijin Castle, where a sense of ancient Okinawa can be felt
- It was designated as one of the “Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu” in 2000. Nakijin Castle is proud of its vast groun