Okazaki Castle
The castle once flourished as a key traffic hub on the Tokaido road, celebrated in the saying, "Even with fifty thousand koku, boats can reach Okazaki." In 2006, its historical significance was recognized, and it was designated as one of the "100 Famous Castles of Japan." In January 2023, it reopened after renovations, featuring digital signage and touch panels that tell the story connecting past and present Okazaki.
This site, developed as Okazaki Park, is also famous for its splendid cherry blossoms in spring. The Cherry Blossom Festival, which includes the Ieyasu Parade and illuminated night cherry blossoms, attracts many visitors. Within the park, you can stroll through the Mikawa Samurai Museum, Ninomaru Noh Theater, and Tatsumi Pavilion, all of which allow you to experience the history and culture of Okazaki.
Okazaki Castle is not just a historical site; it remains a beloved symbol of living history and culture. Please visit this beautiful and mysterious Okazaki Castle to experience its captivating charm.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Okazaki Castle
- Location
- 〒444-0052 561-1 Kouseicho, Okazaki City
- Access
- 15-minute walk from Meitetsu "Higashi Okazaki Station"
15-minute walk from Aichi Loop Railway "Naka Okazaki Station"
Take the bus from platform 4 at Meitetsu Higashi Okazaki Station heading to "Koseicho" → Get off at "Koseicho" → 5-minute walk
Take the bus from JR Okazaki Station heading to "Koseicho" → Get off at "Koseicho" → 5-minute walk - Parking
- Parking available.
- Business Hours
- "How to Deal with Ieyasu Okazaki Taiga Drama Museum"
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Last admission at 4:30 PM) - Regular Holiday
- Open every day.
- Fees
- [Okazaki Castle] Adults 300 yen / Children 150 yen
[How Will You Do, Ieyasu? Okazaki Taiga Drama Museum]
Adults 800 yen / Children 400 yen
* Okazaki citizen discount (January 21 to March 17) half price
[Combined admission ticket] 890 yen - Contact Information
- Phone Number:0564-22-2122
- Official Website
Map
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