All Reviews of Himeji Castle page 3

Climbing to the very top of the main keep, the view is absolutely picturesque.

The interior structure of the castle is completely authentic, and the white color theme makes it especially beautiful.

There were way too many people visiting, so it took a long time to get through. Plus, there were a lot of stairs to climb.

It took a long time to walk from the parking lot to the main keep while stopping for photos. I almost missed the last entry!

As one of Japan's three most famous castles and a World Heritage Site, Himeji Castle is incredibly well-preserved. Out of all the castles I've visited in Japan, this one is definitely the most beautiful.

Right next to Himeji Castle, there's a whole park filled with cherry blossom trees. Lots of locals just sit under the trees and have picnics—such a happy vibe!

Himeji Castle is also called the White Heron Castle because of its white walls. The wooden structure inside is really well preserved, making it one of the most iconic castles in Japan.

The architectural design is absolutely stunning!

The cherry blossoms in full bloom are absolutely beautiful!

I've seen so many castles in Japan, but I truly think Himeji Castle is the most impressive. It really deserves its World Heritage status!