Inuyama Castle - One of Japan’s oldest surviving castles

Inuyama Castle (犬山城, Inuyamajō) was initially constructed in 1537, and its donjon is one of Japan's oldest extant. It is one of only twelve "original castles" left in Japan, i.e. a castle whose main keep has survived the post-feudal age since 1868 intact. Inuyama Castle is also one of only five castles whose main keeps have been designated as national treasures. The other four are Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, Hikone Castle and Matsue Castle.
The castle stands on top of a small hill next to Kiso River. The main keep's structure is built almost entirely with wood and rocks, and its interior is beautifully preserved and retains an authentic feel without modern additions that reconstructed castles often include.
A conserved feature are the steep stairs, which visitors can scale up four stories to get to the top level and be rewarded with panoramic views over the castle grounds and Kiso River. It is also interesting to view the various chambers in the keep, including a lookout that was used to watch for approaching enemies and a room with holes that stones could be thrown down during times of enemy invasion.
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🔹 Opening Hours
9h00 to 17h00
(Entry until 16:30)
🔸Closed from the 29th to the 31st of December
🔹Admission:
▪️Adult 550 yen
▪️Child less than 14 years old 110 yen
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For more information visit the official website.
🔶 inuyamajo.jp/
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As always Great sharing dear friend 🙏🌷👍🌸🌼

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☺ Thank you my friend!

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Tenho que visitar esse.

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Com certeza! É um dos castelos mais bem preservado da historia do Japão, quando visitar não esqueça de conhecer também a rua Inuyama-jokamachi, a muitas casas e edifícios memoráveis! 😊