Inuyama Castle
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Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Japan by visiting Inuyama Castle, the oldest castle in the country and a privately owned national treasure. Perched atop a hill next to the Kiso River, this medieval stronghold offers a glimpse into Japan's past and provides a commanding view of the surrounding land.
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Kitakoken-65-2 Inuyama, Aichi 484-0082, Japan
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Nagoya Inuyama Castle & Ena Gorge & Magome-juku & Tsumago-juku one-day tour | Departing from Nagoya
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Seki, Mino, & Inuyama Castle One Day Tour from Nagoya
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Nagoya, Japan | Nagoya City/Hida Takayama/Shirakawa Township/Gero Hot Spring Customized Chartered One-Day Tour
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Explore Castles Tour in Samurai City Aichi Using Local Train
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Meiji Mura Admission in Aichi
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Japan Monkey Park Admission Ticket in Aichi
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Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden, an IHG Hotel
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HOTEL MYU STYLE INUYAMA experience
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Inuyama Modern Room
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Hotel Route-Inn Kakamigahara
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Inuyama City Hotel
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Inuyama Castle Town Ticket with Round Trip Train Ticket
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Inuyama Castle, Meiji-Mura Museum, and Meitetsu Train Ticket
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Why people love Inuyama Castle
HSU **********
4 days ago
The park is very big. You can take the bus within the park🚌. You can take the bus to the terminal. You can walk around on Tubu and take a look at the scenery first.
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Pang **********
5 days ago
The place is very big, there are cars to ride in the park, the buildings are very majestic, there are historical knowledge, and mini games to interact with, it is worth a visit.
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Pang **********
6 days ago
The place is large and unique. There are snacks for sale, and you will learn a lot about Meiji history and architecture. It is worth spending a day visiting.
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Li *******
27 Oct
Buying tickets and tickets on Klook is convenient and easy to use. Inuyama Castle is worth visiting, and there are many delicious things around.
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chen *********
27 Oct
Obviously there is a QRODE, but it is really troublesome to order and pick up tickets and you have to print a receipt. The whole scenery is beautiful and worth traveling in depth.
클룩 회원
26 Oct
The length of stay at each location is a bit disappointing, but I think that can't be helped. The guide explained everything very well and gave me information, so I was really satisfied. The weather was nice, and Shirakawago was so nice that I wanted to see the snowy winter scenery. It's a course that many other group tourists visit. I recommend it if you go to Nagoya.
Leman ****
20 Oct
I had a great time... it was a beautiful place & the weather was good. it's best if you take your whole day to visit the entire museum.
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張 **
20 Oct
The park is huge! It is recommended to buy all the tickets for all three types of transportation in the park. You can enter the park around 11 o'clock in the morning and walk around until closing time, but there are still some buildings that you don't have time to take a closer look at. Overall, it is very interesting. There are many interesting interactions in the park, such as taking photos with the police at the police station. And take a photo with the train at the moment when the steam train sprays (the staff thoughtfully used the effect)! It is recommended that everyone who comes to Nagoya must go to Meiji Village for a walk for exercise~
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Inuyama Castle
Explore the oldest standing castle in Japan, built in 1537, and marvel at its historical significance. Climb to the top for a 360-degree view of Inuyama and enjoy the stunning sakura-lined river leading up to the castle.
Haritsuna Shrine
Visit this shrine known for prayers related to safe childbirth, traffic safety, and warding off evil. Admire the large torii gate and cherry blossom trees surrounding the shrine.
Sanko Inari Shrine
Experience the charm of this shrine with heart-shaped wooden ema boards, symbolizing wishes for love, marriage, and prosperity. Explore the fox statues and red torii gates, and don't miss the unique frog shrine for good luck.
Culture and History
Inuyama Castle played a significant role during Japan's Warring States period, offering a glimpse into the country's turbulent past. The castle and its surrounding attractions provide insights into medieval Japanese life and traditions.
Local Cuisine
Indulge in popular local dishes in Inuyama, experiencing unique flavors and must-try foods that reflect the region's culinary heritage.
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