[2025 Karatsu Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagoya Castle Ruins (Updated Mar)

After reading Sanada Taiheiki, I was curious about Nagoya Castle, so I visited there. At first, I thought it wouldn't be a great place, but that's not the case. more I walked around, the more I thought how amazing it was. I think that by building a huge fortress in a place like this, this government would not last long, and it makes sense that it would soon fall. Since I noticed it, the generals at the time must have noticed it too. view is great and peaceful #songkran2024#mytravelhacks#cherryblossom2024#historicallandmarks#localguides#familytrip#trip#instatravel#goodfoods#langkawi#foodphotography#chinatown#ipoh#temples#siemreap#familyfun#คาเฟ่ห้ามพลาด#edinburgh

#Domestic Travel Records A castle located in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture This castle was built as a base for Toyotomi Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea (the Bunroku-Keicho War) Hideyoshi was stationed there for a little over a year Construction began in 1591 (Tensho 19), and it is said that it was completed in just a few months thanks to the divisional construction by various feudal lords More than 130 lords' camps were built around it, and it is said that more than 200,000 people gathered there from all over the country Currently, the ruins of Nagoya Castle and 23 camp sites have been designated as special national historic sites

Hey guys, this time I unlocked a new map - Saga! After two days of in-depth travel, I fell in love with this treasure city. Come and check out my travel vlog! 🎬✈️ 🏨 As soon as I landed in Saga, I headed straight to my cozy little nest - the hotel. I dropped off my luggage and was instantly recharged! Then, I leisurely strolled to the city center, feeling the echoes of history with every step and experiencing the unique cultural charm of Saga. 🍜 Lunchtime, the feast of Saga begins! A bowl of steaming ramen, crispy and tender Japanese hamburgers, and soft and sweet wagashi, each bite is an ultimate taste bud experience, and happiness is overflowing! 😍 🏯 In the afternoon, I became a city explorer. The ancient city walls of Saga Castle took me through time, the greenery of Otsuka Park lifted my spirits, and the art treasures in the Saga Art Museum opened my eyes and left me in awe! 🖼️ 🌃 As night fell, the lights of Riverside Park shone like a galaxy. The barbecue and seafood at supper time were a feast for the taste buds, and every bite was an ultimate indulgence! 🔥🦀 🌊 The next morning, I strolled along the seaside park in the sea breeze, watching dolphins leap among the waves. At that moment, time seemed to stand still, leaving only pure tranquility and beauty. 🐬 🍣 Lunch, of course, was a seafood feast! Fresh sashimi and fragrant grilled fish, each bite was a deep confession of the sea, so delicious that I couldn't stop! 👘 In the afternoon, I changed into a gorgeous kimono, as if I had traveled back to ancient Japan. Every gesture was elegant, and I experienced authentic Japanese style. 🌸 I returned from this trip to Saga with a full heart. Not only were my taste buds satisfied, but my soul was nourished. Are you tempted too? Come and share your travel plans. Maybe we'll meet in Saga! 😉

Nagoya should be higher on the list of places to visit in Japan

Visited #nagoya again after nine years. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get inside the castle because of the renovation. It was still great to see the castle once again