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The castle tower (tenshukaku）has two shining Kinshachi, Golden Tiger-fish roof ornaments shining, and the majestic Hommaru palace is decorated with wall and screen paintings.
One of the largest castles in Japan, built in the early Edo period on the orders of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Edo shogunate, the five-story castle tower is topped with shining two Kinshachi, one male and one female that has become a symbol of Nagoya.
The Hommaru Palace, built in 1615 as a residence for the feudal lord and a place for politics, is also worth seeing.
It was burnt down with the castle tower in the war in 1945, but the wooden reconstruction work started in 2009 and was completed and opened to the public in 2018.
The interior is beautifully decorated with wall and screen paintings by the “Kano School”, a group of painters active from the Muromachi to Edo periods.
In 1634, the most gorgeous and luxurious "Jorakuden" was added to the building, and it served as a lodging place for the shogun of Edo when heading to Kyoto.
The cherry blossoms and the castle tower (tenshukaku).
The stone wall built with the leading act of Kato Kiyomasa is magnificent.
The Kinshachi shining on the roof is a symbol of Nagoya.
It is also beautifully lit up at night.
Hommaru Palace which was completed and opened to the public in 2018 after the wooden restoration work was completed.
"Ichigenkan (Entrance hall)" with pictures of tigers and leopards.
建議購買包括天守閣、庭園和其他展覽的通票，可以全面了解整個城堡區域範圍。
整個城堡周邊布滿了各類櫻花樹，從淡粉色到鮮豔的粉紅色，形成一個非常迷人的景觀。
去到的時候正值櫻花處處開，美到一個不行。
造訪的當下主城還在整修中沒辦法進入參觀，但是外面的風景也很有可看性。
豪華氣派是我對名古屋城的深刻印象。
