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Omihachiman / Shiga
Omihachiman / Shiga
Although it was not that far away, for some reason I had not visited Omihachiman. When I went there, I was so attracted by the beautiful cityscape and river that I wondered why I hadn't been there before. The cloudy sky finally cleared up, and it was a very good memory. Everyone!
Omihachiman is not so far away, but for some reason I had not visited there before. When I finally went there, I was so charmed by the beautiful cityscape and the river that I wondered why I had never been there before. The cloudy sky cleared up at the end of the tour, and it became a very good memory for me. I hope you will visit there, too!
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Azuchi Castle, located in Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture, is a tourist destination known to many people for the taiga drama "E~Princess no Sengoku~" broadcast in Japan in 2011. Azuchi Castle, which no longer exists, is said to have once been a gorgeous castle.
The ruins of Azuchi Castle, the site of Oda Nobunaga's residence, are now a nationally designated special historic site and are also protected as a Class 1 Special Area of Lake Biwa Quasi-National Park.
If you are going sightseeing in Azuchi Castle, you should also visit the Azuchi Castle Museum, the Azuchi Castle Archaeological Museum, and the Azuchi Castle Town.
At Somiji Temple on Mt. Azuchi, you can also receive a red seal or a castle seal.
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