Jokamachi Inuyama

Kiyosu Castle, located in the castle town of Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture, is a scenic spot boasting Japan's oldest wooden castle tower, a national treasure. The breathtaking views of the Kiso River and the townscape visible from the 360-degree panorama, which even past lords must have admired, are stunningly beautiful. Walking through the castle town, which still retains the traditional townscape of the Edo period, allows you to feel its atmosphere even more deeply. In addition, there are sweets and shrines that are perfect for Instagram, delighting visitors.

The area surrounding the disaster prevention building in the castle town of Inuyama, known as "Inuyama Ginza" in the past, retains a Showa retro atmosphere. The charming townscape remains to this day, with creators' offices and popular restaurants scattered throughout. You can experience the Edo period castle town reproduced in a large diorama, and feel the disaster prevention awareness for earthquakes and fires. Why not enjoy a deep journey that can only be experienced here?

Located in the castle town of Inuyama in Inuyama City, Three Lights Inari Shrine is a power spot for improving love fortune and matchmaking, attracting visitors from all over Japan. You can write your wishes on pink heart-shaped ema (votive tablets) or pass through the red torii gate... The picturesque grounds are perfect for SNS photos! In addition, there are a wide range of benefits, such as increasing wealth and prosperity in business. Why not visit once and see for yourself?

The castle town of Inuyama in Inuyama City is known for its beautiful streets lined with old-fashioned houses that exude the atmosphere of the Edo period. Among them, the "picturesque old town for Instagram-worthy shots" is a must-see! Photogenic spots such as Japanese cafes and chocolate shops renovated from houses that are over 100 years old are scattered throughout the town. In addition, there are plenty of gourmet food stalls to enjoy, as well as fun experiences such as kimono rentals and stamp tours. Please come and enjoy the charming streetscape that you will never forget once you visit.

In the castle town of Inuyama in Inuyama City, you can enjoy a food tour that allows you to savor local delicacies. The appeal lies in the changing seasonal flavors, such as the chewy Baumkuchen made from 100% fresh rice flour and the pudding made with medium-sized tomatoes from the Silver Human Resources Center. There are also a variety of shops scattered around, such as "Honmachi Charyo" and "French Okumura Residence". You can also enjoy delicious local specialties unique to Inuyama, such as Gopeiman, Mochi Pork Dog, and Koi Komachi Dango.