Inuyama castle is located at north of Aichi pref near by Kiso river.
One of five castles designated national treasures in Japan, Inuyama castle is famous for its main keep, the oldest in Japan. It is a wooden building built in the early 16th century. In the golden days, the castle was composed of many turrets, gates, walls, and moats.
(1) Oldest Original Castle: Inuyama Castle is renowned for being one of Japan's oldest original castles. Unlike many other castles that have been reconstructed over the years, Inuyama Castle has largely retained its original wooden structure and architecture, dating back to the early 17th century.
(2) Scenic location: The castle is situated on a small hill overlooking the Kiso River and offers picturesque view of the surrounding countryside. Its location is perfect for appreciating the natural beauty of Japan.
(3) Well-Preserved Architecture: The castle's architecture reflects traditional Japanese design and construction. Visitors can explore the castle's multiple floors, with exhibits on each level showcasing samurai armor, weapons, and historical artifacts.
