Castles and Gardens in Japan

Japan’s castles and traditional gardens offer a fascinating look into the nation’s history, architecture, and aesthetic sense. From impressive feudal-era fortresses to meticulously designed strolling gardens, these destinations highlight Japan’s cultural heritage and timeless beauty. Explore famous landmarks and hidden gems across the country.
「Castle/Garden」Tourist Attractions
Shukkei-en Garden

Shukkeien Garden is a daimyo garden built in 1620 as a retreat for the Hiroshima feudal lord, Asano Nagamasa, by his tea-master retainer, Ueda Soko. It is known to have been...

Yushien Garden

Yushien is a Japanese garden located on Daikon Island, which floats in Lake Nakaumi. It features a pond and stroll garden that spans approximately 10,000 tsubo. The garden i...

Shiseki Takamatsu Castle Ruins and Tamamo Park

Takamatsu Castle Ruins and Tamamo Park, designated as a national historic site, is a park that has been developed around the remains of Takamatsu Castle, which served as the...

Suizenji Jojuen Garden

Suizenji Jojuen is a nationally designated scenic spot and historic site located in Kumamoto City. It is a stroll garden created by the Hosokawa clan during the Edo period. ...

Meisho Sengannen

Sengan-en is a villa built by Shimizu clan's 19th generation leader, Mitsuhisa, in the first year of Manji (1658). It is a grand feudal lord's garden designed with Sakurajim...

Shiroishi Castle

Shiraishi Castle (also known as Masuyama Castle or Masuoka Castle) is a flatland mountain castle located in the center of Shiraishi City, Miyagi Prefecture, and is designate...

Isuien Neiraku Art Museum

Isui-en is a representative Japanese garden in Nara, designated as a national scenic spot. It features two distinct gardens: the "前園" (Maezono) created during the Edo peri...

Odawara Castle

Odawara Castle was built in the mid-15th century by the Omori clan and became the中心 of Kanto domination during the Sengoku period as the stronghold of the Hojo clan. In pr...

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