Nagoya Castle, originally built on the largest scale in Japan.
Although the current keep was reconstructed using reinforced concrete after being completely destroyed by bombing during World War II, the castle offers surprisingly many attractions, including the Imperial Palace, which was restored in 2018.
You can enjoy Nagoya Castle twice as much if you know just a little bit about it.
Therefore, we are sharing some tourist tips that are helpful to know in advance.
Let's take a walk through the fun-filled Nagoya Castle together.
Timeline
00:00 Intro
00:40 History of Nagoya Castle
01:00 100 Famous Castle Stamps
01:23 Overview of Nagoya Castle
01:54 The Story of Kato Kiyomasa
03:46 Entrance and Kagamiishi
04:34 The Story of the Keep and Kinshachi
06:20 The Story of the Keep's Stone Walls
07:17 Honmaru Goten (Imperial Palace)
10:32 Kinshachiyokocho Shopping Street
10:58 Misokatsu Yabaton
11:22 Wrap-up and Summary
This video includes AI footage to aid understanding.
#JapanTravel #SmallJapaneseCities #JapaneseHistory #JapaneseCulture #SengokuPeriod #Nagoya
Nagoya Castle, originally built on the largest scale in Japan.
Although the current keep was reconstructed using reinforced concrete after being completely destroyed by bombing during World War II, the castle offers surprisingly many attractions, including the Imperial Palace, which was restored in 2018.
You can enjoy Nagoya Castle twice as much if you know just a little bit about it.
Therefore, we are sharing some tourist tips that are helpful to know in advance.
Let's take a walk through the fun-filled Nagoya Castle together.
Timeline
00:00 Intro
00:40 History of Nagoya Castle
01:00 100 Famous Castle Stamps
01:23 Overview of Nagoya Castle
01:54 The Story of Kato Kiyomasa
03:46 Entrance and Kagamiishi
04:34 The Story of the Keep and Kinshachi
06:20 The Story of the Keep's Stone Walls
07:17 Honmaru Goten (Imperial Palace)
10:32 Kinshachiyokocho Shopping Street
10:58 Misokatsu Yabaton
11:22 Wrap-up and Summary
This video includes AI footage to aid understanding.
#JapanTravel #SmallJapaneseCities #JapaneseHistory #JapaneseCulture #SengokuPeriod #Nagoya