Nagoya City is located in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. During the Edo period, it was the main living city of Wei Zhangfan, nicknamed "Jincheng". Kumamoto castle, together with Osaka, is called "Three Famous Japanese Cities".
Nagoya City was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 16 12. After being destroyed by the war of World War II, the surviving building was restored in 1959. Although it is not what it used to be, the size of the castle is still visible. In addition, there are more than 2000 cherry trees in it, and all the buildings are hidden in powder smoke during flowering, which is touching. It is one of the famous cherry blossom viewing places.
Seventh place: Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is a famous historical city, where Toyotomi Hideyoshi once ruled the world.
The Tianshou Pavilion in Osaka City was rebuilt in the last century. The exterior has five floors and the interior has eight floors, with a height of 54.8 meters. It is equipped with a watchtower and an information museum. There is a moat around the city wall. The main building in the city is the resplendent Tianshou Pavilion, whose majestic momentum infects tourists coming and going.
When you visit Osaka Castle in spring, you can enjoy more than 4,300 cherry blossoms in Osaka Castle Park, the huge branches of cherry blossoms in front of Tianshou Pavilion, and the eight-fold cherry blossoms that gradually open with the warming time sequence, attracting cherry blossom tourists from all over the world.
Sixth place: Inuyamajo Castle
Goushan City is located on a cliff about 40 meters south of Goushan City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. At the same time, Goushancheng has the oldest Tianshou Pavilion in Japan, and it is also known as the four national treasure cities in Japan with Himeji City, Himeji City and Matsumoto City. .
The rumor was born by a Confucian scholar in the Edo period in Japan. Inspired by a poem by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, The Beginning of Baidicheng. Because geographically, Bai Di City in China is located along the Yangtze River, while Goushan City is adjacent to the famous Japanese wooden river.
Fifth place: Hongqian Castle.
Hirosaki Castle, located in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture, is a national designated monument in Japan. Hirosaki City, the hometown of Hirosaki Tsukiji, was built by Tsugaru Tamenobu and his son in 16 1 1 year, which lasted for 8 years. Edo period was the political and economic center of Tsutsugaru, which was called "Little Kyoto of Lu Ao".
Hongqian Castle is famous for its five primitive turret doors, solid moat and vast land. 1627 was destroyed by fire. A three-story watchtower was later rebuilt as the main stand. The surrounding ground, gates and moats attract tourists and provide them with a relaxing garden environment. More than 2,500 cherry trees are planted here, and it is one of the largest cherry blossom viewing places in Japan every spring.
Fourth place: Yengen Castle
Located in Jingui Town, Toji City, Shiga Prefecture, Toji City is a national treasure of Japan and one of the four existing wooden castles in Japan. The city completely retains the way of building the city before the Edo era. Alias scarab city.
Now, the original garden, gate, guard room and main warehouse have been carefully protected.
Iwan City was planned and built by Naoki Inoue in Wang Zhiyi, Tokugawa IV, and was completed in 1622. Until 1868, the castle was controlled by the second generation feudal owners of Daming.
193 1 year, the watchtower of Tianshouge in Iwane City was designated as a national treasure according to the Japanese National Treasure Law, and it was also called the four national treasure cities in Japan with Kamiyama City, Himeji City and Matsumoto City.
Third place: Songjiang Castle
Songjiang City was built by Gong Yu, the ancestor of Songjiang Kaifu, in 16 1 1 year. Because of its beautiful eaves, it is called "Thousand Birds City". This is the only ancient castle in Yinshan, Japan that has been preserved to this day. It is solemn and elegant, which makes tourists amazed.
From the highest watchtower, you can overlook the surrounding city streets, and the scenery is charming. In spring, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the Songjiang City Festival is held here, and the tourists who enjoy the flowers are in an endless stream, which is very lively.
Second place: Matsumoto Castle
Matsumoto City is located in Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It was built in 1504 and is the only compound conjoined Tianshou building complex in Japan. Matsumoto Tianshou is one of the twelve existing Tianshou in Japan, and it is also known as the four national treasures of Japan together with Himeji City, Jincheng City and Donggen Temple City.
Matsumoto is located on a stone structure surrounded by a huge moat. It is decorated in black and named "Crow Castle". The main part of the castle was built for fortifications. The whole fortress has openings for shooting arrows or throwing stones at intruders.
First place: Himeji City
Himeji City is located in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Because of its white exterior walls and eaves, it is like an egret spreading its wings. Also known as Egret City, it is a famous world cultural heritage.
Himeji City, Songshan City and Wakayama City are collectively called the vertical Hirayama City in Dalian, Japan, among which Himeji City is well preserved and is called "the first famous city in Japan".
Himeji City was built in 1346. The castle consists of 83 buildings, with highly developed defense system and exquisite protective devices. Eight buildings, including the main castle building, are regarded as national treasures, and the other 74 buildings are recognized as important national cultural property. Well-preserved buildings and peripheral fortifications not only show great heritage to the world, but also reflect the superb skills of Japanese castle architecture.
This castle has appeared in many famous films, including James Bond's James Bond film Only Two Lives and Tom Cruise's The Last Warrior.