Inuyama Castle

An early Edo-period castle in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, completed in 1612. Serving as a shogun's residence, it symbolized power and authority. Distinctive gold-plated roof ornaments (kinshachihoko) characterize the structure, while the Honmaru Palace's screen paintings are designated Important Cultural Properties. The main tower, rebuilt in 1959 after World War II destruction, stands as Nagoya's symbol, attracting approximately 2 million visitors annually.

因黑漆塗装的外觀而得名「烏城」的國寶天守城堡。現存五重六階的天守中歷史最悠久，背依北阿爾卑斯山脈的優美景致吸引眾多遊客造訪。

現存五重六階天守的國寶城堡。黑白相間的對比美感鮮明，背倚北阿爾卑斯山脈，其姿態成為日本城郭美學的象徵，深受攝影愛好者喜愛。

位於長野縣松本市，為日本五大國寶城堡之一。黑白相間的五重六階天守閣是現存最古老的五重天守，堪稱日本城郭美學的極致，以北阿爾卑斯山為背景的景致尤為壯麗。夜間點燈更是吸引眾多遊客。這座保留自戰國時代的天守是珍貴的歷史建築。

An early Edo-period castle in Matsue, Shimane Prefecture, completed in 1611. Its main tower is one of only twelve surviving original structures and was designated a National Treasure in 2015. The castle's elegant silhouette against Lake Shinji embodies the cultural heritage of Matsue as a historic castle town.

An early Edo-period castle in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, completed in 1612. Serving as a shogun's residence, it symbolized power and authority. Distinctive gold-plated roof ornaments (kinshachihoko) characterize the structure, while the Honmaru Palace's screen paintings are designated Important Cultural Properties. The main tower, rebuilt in 1959 after World War II destruction, stands as Nagoya's symbol, attracting approximately 2 million visitors annually.

以「白鷺城」暱稱著稱的日本首批聯合國教科文組織世界文化遺產之一。白漆喰的優雅外觀與高度的防禦構造兼備，被譽為現存日本城郭建築的最高傑作。2015年大修工程完成後，每年吸引約200萬人訪問。