Nagoya Castle

Nagoya Castle the symbol of Nagoya , and it is certainly worth a visit!

In 1610 (15 years of Qingchang), Tokugawa began to build Nagoya City as his son Yizhi's residence. Unfortunately, it was burned in the war, and in 1959 (34 Showa), Shantou decorated with Jin 𩾇 Datianshou Pavilion (about 48m) and Xiaotianshou Pavilion (about 24m) were rebuilt.

Yes really love this place, pretty nice the Nagoya culture building here, it's centre position in Japan and make this city a pretty cool starting point for visiting several regions of Japan 🇯🇵

Nagoya City is one of the three famous cities in Japan. It was built by Tokugawa Kamakawa. The most famous architectural feature of this city is probably the gold on the roof. Many castle roofs in Japan will be decorated with tiger-headed fish body 𩾇. It is said that this is not easy to fire. Nagoya City is even more made of this pair of 𩾇 with 80% purity gold, which is said to be a display of Tokugawa Kakang to promote the world. Although there is gold 𩾇 shade, Nagoya City almost destroyed all buildings during World War II under air raid bombing, and now all that is seen is rebuilt by future generations. When I went, the Tianshou Pavilion was not open, but the Honmaru Godun had it. The Honmaru Godun was the place where the previous city owner lived. Every room inside was golden color, shiny, whether it was the painting on the door or the carving of the room small accessories was a display of craft technology, which was worth seeing. There is also a display hall displaying the artifacts of the past, and the official outfits of the time can be seen, which are more impressive.

More shadow phase than expected, 360 degrees can be punched in, especially the stone formation behind the city, no one can shadow to the red leaves and Nagoya City, the artistic conception is first-class.

Nagoya City is small compared to Osaka City, Himeji City, Matsumoto City, etc. It takes no hour to walk around, but it feels very comfortable to walk slowly along the way. This time I visited Nagoya City. I just encountered the chrysanthemum exhibition. I was surprised to see that the Japanese variety of chrysanthemums was bigger than human noodles. It was the first time I saw it!

The first arrival had the opportunity to hear the grand opening sound, although not standing at the front, but the mood is really super excited! Need to follow the rules, back the backpack in front of the ! I am very sad to see that many paper doors are broken because of the inadvertent tourists... I hope that people will pay more attention to the monuments in the future.