These are Japan's three most famous castles. Along with Nagoya Castle and Himeji Castle, they're all really well-known. I've visited all three, and each one has its own unique historical significance.
Tower of Osaka Castle | Review by Jessie Cheng
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You need a ticket to enter the imperial garden. Every part of the garden has its own unique scenery—definitely worth checking out.
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This shrine is dedicated to Emperor Jinmu, the first emperor of Japan. The grounds are huge—you'll need a few hours to walk around. The environment is fantastic, and it's considered a place with great feng shui.
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The temple is built under a lotus pond, which you can't tell at all from the outside. That's the genius of architect Tadao Ando.
