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2023.04.12

Is Matsumoto Castle a National Treasure? Introducing Castles in Aichi Prefecture

Matsumoto Castle - Famous castle with a five-story keep in Nagano Prefecture

Matsumoto Castle originated as Fukashi Castle, built during the Eisho Era of the Warring States Period, and is known as a famous castle with a five-story keep that is designated as a Japanese national treasure.

Nagoya Castle - Historic castle built by the Tokugawa Shogun's family

Nagoya Castle is one of the most famous castles in Aichi Prefecture. Nagoya Castle flourished as the residence of the Owari Tokugawa family for 260 years during the Edo period. Since then, the castle has been managed by many successive lords of the Tokugawa family. As one of the best preserved castles in Japan, it is designated as a national special historic site and is now a popular tourist attraction, attracting many visitors.

Inuyama Castle - Located on the border with Gifu Prefecture, it is the only national treasure castle in Japan.

The castle in Aichi Prefecture that has been designated a National Treasure is Inuyama Castle. Located on the border with Gifu Prefecture, Inuyama Castle is famous as one of the 12 existing castle keepers. Built in 1537 during the Muromachi period (1336-1537), Inuyama Castle is characterized by its elaborate structure and decorations, and is designated as a National Treasure.

Many other national treasure castles exist.

Many other castles in Japan are national treasures. Examples include Himeji Castle, Kumamoto Castle, and Ishigakiyama Castle. These castles are designated as national treasures because they represent the history and culture of Japan. These national treasure castles are protected and preserved for their historical and cultural value and architectural style.