Himeji Castle
A World Heritage Site and one of Japan's most famous castle buildings. Also known as "Hakuro Castle”.
Hyogo / Tourist Attractions
Wakayama Castle
The view of Wakayama city is beautiful from the white three-tiered castle tower.
Wakayama / Tourist Attractions
Tower of Osaka Castle
It was rebuilt with donations from Osaka citizens and is now a museum, holding permanent and special exhibitions.
Osaka / Tourist Attractions
It is a symbol of Kishiwada, known for the legend of "Tako Jizo," in which a swarm of octopuses protected the castle.
Osaka / Tourist Attractions
The castle ruins counted among Japan’s Top 100 Castles and Three Major Mountain Castles.
Nara / Famous Places
The castle was built by Takatora Todo, and the Ooshoin(main building), restored in 2000, is the symbol of Tamba Sasayama.
Hyogo / Tourist Attractions
The reconstructed Nagahama Castle is now open to the public as a historical museum. The museum introduces the history and culture of Nagahama with a variety of materials.
Shiga / Tourist Attractions
This castle is one of the three most famous castles in Japan that was completed in 1622 and its castle tower is designated as a national treasure. This type of castle is called Hirayamajiro, which means a castle built on a mountain or hill in the middle of a plain.
Shiga / Tourist Attractions
A Landmark tower in Iga Ueno, also known as "Hakuho Castle (White Phoenix Castle)" because of its beauty.
Mie / Tourist Attractions
These castle ruins are located on the 232.5m-high Mt. Sawa, north of JR Hikone Station. Ishida Mitsunari became the lord in 1595.
Shiga / Tourist Attractions
A significant castle ruin known as a cherry blossom viewing spot.
Nara / Tourist Attractions
