Castle tourism in Aichi Prefecture
Aichi Prefecture is home to historical spots such as Nagoya Castle, known for its Golden Shachihoko, Inuyama Castle, a national treasure with the oldest existing wooden castle tower in Japan, and Atsuta Shrine, which was visited by many military commanders. Also pay attention to museums such as the Port of Nagoya Aquarium and the Maglev and Railway Museum. Factory tours unique to the Chukyo factory area and theme parks such as Laguna Ten Bosch and Legoland® Japan are also highlights. Nagoya food such as miso stewed udon and hitsumabushi will add color to your trip.
Castle tourism in Aichi Prefecture
Contains castle tourism information in Aichi Prefecture.
History of Aichi Prefecture
Picking up history such as incidents and people related to Aichi Prefecture
- The end of the Tokugawa Four Heavenly Kings
- Oda Nobunaga wins an unexpected victory! ?
- Explanation about his upbringing, achievements, and life
- A wife who supported the nation's naked people
- A beautiful woman representing the Sengoku period
- The ruler who ended the Sengoku period
- The heir who died following his father, Nobunaga
- left side of the spear
- The Owari Tokugawa family ruled Owari throughout the Edo period.
- Seven spears of Mt. Shizugatake
- Advancement in the Sengoku period and the merits of Naisuke
- A military commander who fell before the unification of the country
- Mother of Emperor Toyotomi Hideyoshi
- Seven spears of Shizugatake
- One of the few senior retainers from the time of Oda Nobuhide
- Finally became independent in 4th year of Keio.
- First of the Tokugawa Four Heavenly Kings
- The great disaster that caused Hideyoshi to give up on subjugating Ieyasu
- Toyotomi Hideyoshi vs Tokugawa Ieyasu
- The most successful person in the Sengoku period
Aichi prefecture column
Introduction column by castle enthusiasts
