Nagoya Castle Ruins

Nagoya Castle Ruins are the remains of a castle built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi as a front-line base before the Bunroku-Keicho War. A castle town was built around it, and at its peak, it prospered with a population of over 100,000 people. The ruins of the daimyo's residences, including Tokugawa Ieyasu and Maeda Toshiie, remain at Nagoya Castle Ruins, which have been designated as a special historic site. In addition, the Nagoya Castle Museum exhibits a wide variety of collections. It is a must-see spot for history enthusiasts.

The ruins of Nagoya Castle are also famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot in the spring. During the cherry blossom season, there are light-up events and night cherry blossom viewing events held. You can also enjoy a beautiful view of the sea of cherry blossoms from within the castle ruins. When visiting in the spring, be sure to enjoy the cherry blossoms.

Around the ruins of Nagoya Castle, there are many tourist spots such as Hado Cape and the Genkai Underwater Observatory Tower. In Yobuko Town, squid dishes are famous and you can enjoy delicious lunches. In addition, there are also tourist spots such as Karatsu Castle and the Rainbow Pine Forest in Karatsu City. It's recommended to visit the ruins of Nagoya Castle while taking a stroll around the area.

At Nagoya Castle Ruins, the castle tower is illuminated at night, creating a fantastical atmosphere. Events such as traditional Noh theater performances are also held. If you want to enjoy the night view and events, we recommend visiting in the evening.

You can access Nagoya Castle Ruins by car or bus, and there are parking lots in the surrounding area. You can also check the weather information on a weather forecast website. Visiting on a sunny day allows you to enjoy even more beautiful scenery. It's recommended to check the access and weather information before visiting.