🏯 Nagoya Castle – Nagoya’s representative tourist attraction

#Overseas travel Nagoya Castle is a famous castle located in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and is a historical site representing Nagoya. 🔹 Characteristics Nagoya Castle originally consisted of the Honmaru (main castle), Ninomaru (second castle), and Sannomaru (third castle), and is considered a good example of a traditional Japanese castle. In particular, the gold fish sculpture is the symbol of Nagoya Castle, and is installed at the top of the castle, making it easily recognizable from afar. This gold fish is a decoration commonly seen in traditional Japanese castles, but the gold fish of Nagoya Castle is particularly splendid and beautiful. 🐟✨ 🔹 Restoration and Museum Nagoya Castle suffered major damage from air raids during World War II, but was restored in 1959 and maintains its current appearance. The restored interior of the main castle is open to the public as a museum, where you can view relics and historical exhibits of the Tokugawa family. Also, the gardens around the castle walls showcase the beauty of traditional Japanese gardens, and you can enjoy various natural landscapes depending on the season. 🌸🍂 🔹 Different charms for each season Nagoya Castle is full of cherry blossoms in the spring, and in the fall, the autumn leaves create a fantastic landscape. There is also a lake around the castle walls, so you can spend a leisurely time with nature all year round. In particular, it is crowded with people who want to see the cherry blossoms in the spring, and in the winter, you can enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the castle walls even in the cold weather. 🌿 #Nagoya Castle #Japan Travel #Historical Sites #Japanese Castle #Cherry Blossoms #Autumn Leaves #Museum #Nagoya