Take a road trip from Kanto to Kansai... When I went to Osaka Castle, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat. The photo spot of the Japanese ship was taught to us by a local grandfather during the shooting. I am grateful.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat.

It is Himeji Castle in the early morning. I was impressed by the beauty of the moat.

In Tatebayashi City, azaleas are 📸 in full bloom. Every year, it is 📸✨✨ very beautiful

It is Tsuruga Castle in Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture I took a picture of the scenery when I looked up.

I took portraits at Inuyama Castle in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture. We decided to collaborate with kimono at the torii gate of Harizuna Shrine! The red Japanese umbrella shines!

Osaka Castle Park From the entrance near Morinomiya Station I went 🌸 to the edge of the cherry blossoms There were many cherry blossoms blooming in the back, but this angle is ⭐️ my favorite.

#Shizuoka #Kakegawa City #Kakegawa Castle #Quadruped Gate #Kakegawa Castle Park This was taken around this time last year.

Awesome! The cherry blossoms here are so bountiful! I like the sign as well. I've always wondered how these signs are made actually. It kind of looks like woodburning but at the same time I'm not so sure if that's the case. Either way, looks cool! I've not heard of Shingu Castle until now, but it looks like it was one of the castles torn down in the Meiji Period. From my understanding they're working to restore it so I wonder how it's coming along. I like visiting ruins though, so maybe before they finish rebuilding it I can make my way over there to see them lol. Obviously I'd like to see the restoration, but ruins are just as cool in my opinion. They have their own uniqueness to them!

Today's Kochi Castle ✨ The cherry blossoms are almost in full bloom 🌸 After a long time, the stone steps were breathtaking 😅. It seems 😊 that the best time to see it will continue for a while

I couldn't sleep and went to Osaka Castle in the middle of the night. The cherry blossoms bloom for 2~3 minutes. The area around the castle tower is also slightly cherry blossom colored. It seems that the best time to see it around this weekend.

Wow! I know Himeji has some awesome things like Himeji Castle of course, but to just find this while going for a walk, how cool is that! Speaking of Himeji Castle, I wish I could have see nthe projection mapping event they had there in 2015? I think it was. Hopefully they do something like that again because I'd love to go and see it for myself. I envy anyone who got to see it in person😂 I really like the stone lanterns and small Buddhist statues in this photo as well, it really gives that temple feel. I'll have to be on the lookout for this place when I visit Himeji!

Awesome! The samurai residences of Kakunodate were awesome when I went there. The cherry blossoms were really amazing as well. Along the river and all along the houses. I remember I talked to one of the local shopkeepers here for a minute and it was really nice. There's supposed to be castle ruins somewhere near the town as well but I didn't get a chance to see them. This is a great place to visit in the spring for anyone curious. I highly recommend checking it out. Be careful of the big green spiders though, lol. I think they're probably harmless but they are quite surprising...

Matsumoto Castle in the midst of snow Matsumoto, Nagano

Tsuruga Castle in Fukushima! I'd heard of its white walls before, but it looks like winter is doing its best to make it completely white! Apparently Tsuruga Castle was designed after Kurokawa Castle that was sieged some time during the 1,500's. I wonder if the color scheme is true to Kurokawa Castle. It'd be interesting to know if there was some sort of tactical reason for an all-white castle. In a snowy region I could see it acting as a sort of camouflage but who knows. You can also barely see what looks like a shachihoko on the roof if you zoom in which is pretty neat. Apparently the inside of the castle has some mannequins set up with guns showing how the arrow-slits, or in this case gun-slits, would have been used. There's also other mannequins that show them being used for rock dropping as well. Warfare has come a long way since then😂

This is Tsuruga Castle in Fukushima Prefecture! It was even whiter from the snow and it was beautiful!

What a great read! The ruins of these castles are amazing. Just looking at them I can feel the history and historical importance of each location. I liked the bit about Lady Otsuya as well. I love that you can go almost anywhere in Japan and there's hundreds or even thousands of years worth of history to be discovered. I don't think it's a stretch to say that perhaps the ruins are more interesting than the castles themselves, albeit not quite as beautiful lol. Although the nature surrounding these ruins is also a thing of beauty. It's easy to understand why these places are considered the treasures of Gifu!

Japan's best udon noodle town 🥢 Shikoku's "Udon Prefecture", Kagawa Prefecture is full of ❗️ sightseeing spots other than Udon In this video, we will ♪😃 introduce not only the local gourmet "Sanuki udon", but also popular tourist spots such as "Shodoshima", which is famous as a movie location, "Chichibugahama Beach" of the Salar de Uyuni in Japan, "Drifting Post Office" where letters of unknown address are collected introduced on TV and media, and remote islands full of art spots and nature. Tonight, online GoTo travel 🌈✈️ to Kagawa prefecture full of charm

That Oda Nobunaga aimed to unify the world from here "Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture"! Gifu City, located in the middle of the Japan, is famous as a hot spring resort, and is a town with a strong history of traditional culture such as the Nagara River Ukai, which has a history of 1,300 years, and lattice buildings. The entire video also introduces scenic spots and sightseeing spots such as Mt. Kinka, Nagara River, Gifu Castle Inabayama Castle, and Nagara River Ukai! Tonight, online GoTo travel 🚙💨 to "Gifu City" located in the center of the Japan

Enjoy 😆 the charm of "Matsuyama City", "Toon City", and "Tobe Town" in Ehime Prefecture with transcendently beautiful images Matsuyama Castle, Dogo Onsen, Mitsuhama Fireworks Festival, terraced rice fields, Namerikawa Valley dyed bright red with autumn leaves, etc. Everything is to see! And everything will ❕❕ win your heart. To the Matsuyama City area of Ehime Prefecture that you want to visit once in a lifetime, online GoTo travel ✈🌈 tonight

There are many arquebus guns in the Japan. However, the shape of the gun is different for each area, so it is interesting to see various museums and demonstration groups. Guns also have fine patterns and inlays, and some of them are beautiful works of art.

Matsumoto City 🏯, Nagano Prefecture, an old castle town surrounded by the Japan Alps Popular tourist spots such as the national treasure "Matsumoto Castle", the nature-rich "Kamikochi" visited by 2 million tourists a year, and the post town "Narai-juku" are scattered ❗️. In addition, one of the famous places often introduced in the media, "Kaichi School", an old elementary school built in the early Meiji period Japan is also a historical cultural property that is also 🏫 designated as an important cultural property. In addition, wasabi grown in the clean water of Azumino is famous, but it is actually the 🍎 second most famous apple production area after Aomori. Let's 🚙💨 look around the popular tourist spots of Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture with online GoTo Travel

Soma Nomaoi held in July in the Soma region of Fukushima Prefecture. There is the courage of the mounted warrior and the quietness of the sacred ritual.

The arquebus is filled with gunpowder in two places. Gunpowder for firing balls. A mouth powder that ignites firing gunpowder. This photo shows the moment when the arquebus fire ignited the mouthpiece of the fire dish.

From the garden of Hikone Castle. Photo taken in 2013.

This is the view from the castle tower of Gifu Castle. I was impressed with the very good view! Photo taken in 2013.

This is the view from Funaoka Castle Park. During the cherry blossom season every year, you can see a superb view.

"Wucheng Lantern Town" Location : Okayama Castle, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture ＊ ＊ ~Karasujo Lantern Town~ Okayama Castle is a castle built by the Sengoku daimyō Ukita Hideie, and is called "Ujo" because of its appearance with black lacquered boards. Under the theme of "soft lights surrounding Karasujo", the castle tower and its surroundings are lit up and decorated with lanterns, lanterns, and candles, and you can enjoy a Japanese atmosphere that can only be experienced at this time. ＊ ＊ ～"Ujo Togenkyo" Lantern Festival at Okayama castle～ Okayama Castle is a castle that was built by the Sengoku Daimyo, Ukita Hideie, and is called "Ujo" because of the appearance with black lacquered boards. Under the theme of "soft light that wraps the castle," "Ujo Togenkyo" is lit up in the Okayama castle tower and its surroundings, and is decorated with lanterns, lanterns, and candles. You can enjoy the atmosphere.

"Wucheng Lantern Town" Location : Okayama Castle, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture ＊ ~Summer Karasujo Lantern Town~ Okayama Castle, built by Sengoku daimyō Ukita Hideie, is called "Ujo" because of its appearance with black lacquered boards. At "Karasujo Lantern Village", the castle tower of Okayama Castle and its surroundings are lit up and decorated with lanterns, lanterns, and candles, and you can enjoy a Japanese atmosphere that can only be experienced at this time. In the square in front of the castle tower of Okayama Castle, about 80 Japanese umbrellas that emit colorful lights are lined up, creating a fantastic atmosphere.