Inuyama Castle: One of Japan's Oldest Wooden Castle Towers
Inuyama Castle in Aichi is a National Treasure and one of Japan's oldest original wooden castle towers. Scientific studies have confirmed that the wood used dates back to around 1585-1588.
Inuyama Castle in Aichi is a National Treasure and one of Japan's oldest original wooden castle towers. Scientific studies have confirmed that the wood used dates back to around 1585-1588.
At the foot of Inuyama Castle, Sanko Inari Shrine is a photogenic spot with pink heart-shaped ema and red torii gates. It's a popular power spot known for blessings in love and financial luck.
Kaga Iryokuen in Yamanaka Onsen is a must-visit day trip from Kanazawa. This traditional Japanese villa is where Emperor Showa once stayed. See rare Kinkarakawakami wallpaper, a moss garden with 20+ varieties, and authentic Japanese craftsmanship.
Explore the three iconic bridges of Kakusenkei Gorge in Yamanaka Onsen: Kurotani Bridge (historic stone arch), Ayatori Bridge (modern S-shaped design), and Korogi Bridge (traditional cypress). Complete walking guide with access info.
Discover Narai-juku, Japan's longest historic post town on the Nakasendo Trail. Experience 400 years of Japanese history in this beautifully preserved 1km stretch of traditional wooden buildings in Kiso Valley.
Kiunkaku is an essential sightseeing spot in Atami, where Japanese architecture blends with Western and Eastern styles to create a unique aesthetic. Don't just pass through each room; take the time to appreciate the beauty of the decorations and all the details. Cash is essential! We recommend withdrawing cash at the station before heading there!