[2025 Asago Attraction] Travel Guide for Takeda Castle Ruins (Updated Apr)

Visited in November 2022 *Takeda Castle Ruins Located on the summit of a mountain at an altitude of 353.7 meters Takeda Castle Ruins🏯 It is designated as a nationally designated important cultural property✨ It is said that Yamana Sozen, the guardian daimyo of Tajima, built the foundations during the Kakitsu era, and the castle fell during Hideyoshi's Tajima Conquest under the orders of Oda Nobunaga After that, it is said that the last castle lord, Akamatsu Hirohide, built a magnificent stone-built castle, and it has been selected as one of the 100 most famous castles in Japan😊 #tripmemory2022#TakedaCastleRuins #CastleTour

This has to be one of the highlight in all my Japan travels so far. This was a memorable and beautiful place to be, after you hike up the mountains for about 1 hr, you will reach the ruins and this place offered a very scenic view of the surroundings mountains and area. If you visit during autumn seasons, you will be able to see beautiful foliages !!! You can also view the fantastic sea of clouds from the opposite side of the mountain, just be prepared to hike up the mountain again in early morning hours before sunrise (if the weather is good). You will be treated to an unforgettable view. Highly recommended to come to this place !!! #givethanks #givethanks

I went to "Takeda Castle Ruins" in #Asago City, #Hyogo Prefecture ε”ε”(ﾉ⸝⸝>ㅁ<)ﾉ I chose it from the touring spots listed in Tripper and went there ((((((っ･ω･)っ When the conditions are right and the sea of ​​clouds spreads, it looks like a castle floating on the clouds, so it's also known as the "Castle in the Sky" (๑♡∀♡๑) Unfortunately there was no sea of ​​clouds when I went, but the weather was good, so the view was great ჱ̒⸝⸝•̀֊•́⸝⸝) You have to walk from the parking lot to the top, which takes 45 minutes one way and is about 2-3km. I have to walk a lot, so it's pretty tiring (｡´-д-)Tek Tek =З There's a bus, but it's a one-way street, so it looks like it's going to be a long way back There were some customers calling taxis ꉂꉂ(>ᗜ<*) There's a good chance of seeing the sea of ​​clouds early in the morning, but leaving Gifu and arriving here at 8am is too tough (ó﹏ò｡)💦💦 🏍Takeda Castle Ruins🏍 Address: 169 Takeda Kojoyama, Wadayama-cho, Asago-shi, Hyogo Opening hours: 8am-6pm Parking: Asphalt #Connectwithpeoplewholikemotorcycles #Hyogotourism #Hyogotouristspots #Hyogotrip #Hyogotouring #Shinobichan #joyriders1 #Castleinthesky #IntroducingthebreathtakingviewsinJapan

#Domestic Travel Strategy Takeda Castle Ruins is a castle in the sky, also known as the "Machu Picchu of Japan," and its fantastic scenery surrounded by a sea of ​​clouds is its charm. Especially in the early autumn mornings, the scenery of the castle ruins floating in the mist spreads out, attracting many photographers. Although only the stone walls remain of the castle ruins themselves, their magnificent appearance gives you a sense of the history of the Sengoku period. The hiking route to the castle ruins is relatively easy to walk, so you can visit as if you were hiking. There is also a great view spot called "Tatsuunkyo Gorge" in the surrounding area, where you can view the Takeda Castle Ruins from afar. In addition, around Takeda Station, there is a "castle town" where the old-fashioned townscape remains, and you can enjoy local gourmet food while strolling. Takeda Castle Ruins, where you can enjoy both history and spectacular views, is a tourist spot you should visit at least once.

When I was a kid watching cartoons, I always saw plots with islands floating in the clouds. I never expected that! The "Takeda Castle Ruins" in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan is surrounded by clouds from autumn to early winter every year, making the Takeda Castle feel like it is floating in the clouds, hence the name "Castle in the Sky". This ancient city ruins located at an altitude of 350 meters, although only stone walls remain, the scenery intertwined with nature is stunning. Although we didn't see the sea of ​​clouds when we arrived that day, the view looking down from the mountains was so breathtaking. I personally think that Takeda Castle Ruins is a must-visit tourist destination when you come to Hyogo Prefecture~ Takeda Castle was selected as one of Japan's 100 famous castles in 2006. In addition, it is also known as "Japan's Machu Picchu". Although there was no fog, the weather on that day was pretty good and the scenery was unobstructed Takeda Castle is very large, about 400 meters long from north to south and about 100 meters wide from east to west Due to the Edo Shogunate's "One Country, One Castle" order, Takeda Castle was abandoned and demolished in 1600. Now there are only stone walls, moats, wells and other ruins Tel: +81796724003 Address: 169 Kojoyama, Hyogo, Asago, Wadayamacho Takeda, Japan 〒669-5252 Opening hours: 10:00~15:00 Suggested stay time: If you want to visit more carefully, take photos, and buy souvenirs, it is recommended to stay for 2~3 hours Tickets: Adults: 500¥ (JPY); Free for junior high school students and below #Global Travel

I went to see the sea of ​​clouds, which can only be seen when certain conditions such as time and weather are met! Leaving by car late at night 🚗 → Arrived at the parking lot at 2 o'clock → Climbing the mountain for 40 minutes from 4:30, I was lucky enough to see the sea of ​​clouds ☁️✨ Conditions for seeing the sea of ​​clouds ・Temperature difference of 10 degrees or more ・Weak wind ・Clear sky ・Mid-September to early December ・From dawn to around 8 am Apparently, there are such conditions!! I parked in Yamashiro-no-Sato, but by around 3 o'clock the parking lot was almost full. Takeda Castle ruins are lit up until 6 am, and the admission fee is 500 yen, which I bought from the ticket machine! #0yentripNovember #amazingview #amazingviewspot

The Takeda Castle Ruins are known as the Japanese Machu Picchu and also the Japanese Castle in the Sky. This beautiful scenic spot is located in Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture. Although it is not too far from the city, it is relatively unknown due to its inconvenient transportation and its location in the mountains. It is probably because of this that the loneliness and beauty of Takeda Castle can be seen. Transportation: The nearest station to Takeda Castle is JR Takeda Station, but the train service is infrequent, with only one train per hour. When I arrived there that day, it was just after 6pm and there were few people on the street. I could feel the unique silence of the countryside. It is recommended to arrive before nightfall, because the shops there basically close very early, and it is still a bit scary at night because it is pitch black around [Em] Climbing time: It is easier to see the sea of ​​clouds if you reach the summit before 8 am from September to November. After 8 am, the sea of ​​clouds will gradually dissipate.

The view from the hike at 4:30 in the morning was amazing

#japantrip Absolutely fantastic spot that reminds me of Machu Picchu on its ruins layout and perched atop a mountain. The bus from the visitor centre departs with quite a wide gap in timing so do time it well if you are visiting, else walking or taxi is the only option. The bus takes you near, but still an uphill walk for 900m is still required. I will recommend that we all do our part to preserve this fantastic monument. At the end of the monument, you can see a sweeping view of the Takeda town below.

#Old castle #Takeda #Hiking Takeda Castle, built in the 15th century, was abandoned during the Tokugawa Ieyasu era. If you like Japanese castles, a visit to Takeda Castle is a great opportunity. Takeda Castle is an old castle on a mountain, and now only the castle ruins that have not collapsed are preserved. Rather, the ruined castle blends in with nature and makes you feel beautiful. Enjoy the view from Takeda Castle, which is called Japan's Machu Picchu. Takeda Castle can be reached by getting off at Takeda Station (train) and using the bus stop right in front. Additional. If you ask the station master at Takeda Station about the train schedule, you will be met with a very analog response.

#thingstodo Absolutely fantastic spot that reminds me of Machu Picchu on its ruins layout and perched atop a mountain. The bus from the visitor centre departs with quite a wide gap in timing so do time it well if you are visiting, else walking or taxi is the only option. The bus takes you near, but still an uphill walk for 900m is still required. As you walk uphill, there's a turn left where the signboard says not to enter from, and that is actually the exit point. Technically if you go through there, then it's free entry? As there is no ticket checks within the ruins itself. However, the ticket price is not at all hefty and I will recommend that we all do our part to preserve this fantastic monument. At the end of the monument, you can see a sweeping view of the Takeda town below.

#HyogoTourism Takeda Castle Ruins is a historical ruin in Asago City, Japan. Takeda Castle existed from the Sengoku period to the early Edo period, and was built by Kuroda Nagamasa, a vassal of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The castle is known for the beautiful nature surrounding it, and the view from the ruins. It is an interesting place for tourists and history lovers. It is also a recommended tourist spot as there are times when you can see a sea of ​​clouds. By the way, you can see it in the early morning from September to April, so please come and see it.

Takeda Castle Ruins, known as the Machu Picchu of Japan and the Castle in the Sky, is a mountain castle located at the top of Mt. Kojo, which is 353.7 meters above sea level. You cannot drive to the top of the mountain, so you can either walk from the station or take a shuttle bus partway up and then walk from there. It seems that many people use the shuttle bus to climb up. You will walk, but the view at the top is spectacular!! ! ☆JR Bantan Line, about 40 minutes on foot from Takeda Station Information as of May 2022. #Spectacular view #Historical site #Castle tour #Castle #Japan's 100 famous castles #Mountain climbing #Photogenic spot #gw2022jp#Hyogo Prefecture

#Hyogo #TakedaCastleRuins Visited on December 16th. I took the JR Bantan Line and got off at Takeda Station, which is one stop away from Wadayama Station, and walked around. There is a bus from the station, but at this time of year, the only way to get here is by bus. Currently, there is no castle tower and only the stone walls remain, but the surrounding scenery was amazing. It is said that you can see a sea of ​​clouds when the conditions are right, and the view is said to have been the model for "Castle in the Sky". If you want to see the sea of ​​clouds, you need to go to the surrounding mountains early in the morning, not to Takeda Castle Ruins.

📍Spot📍 Hyogo Prefecture [Takeda Castle Ruins] Takeda Castle Ruins, known as the Machu Picchu of Japan! Laputa! (*´꒳​`*) A mysterious spot where you can see the sea of ​​clouds if you go at the best time 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ The best season is early morning from late September to early December 💪( ¨̮💪) You'll be walking a bit, so it's recommended that you wear clothes that are as comfortable as possible 🙆‍♀️ It's hard to describe, but it's mysterious!! That's what it feels like! You can see the sea of ​​clouds below, and it's a strange feeling. You'll be fascinated by the sea of ​​clouds 🥺 It's hard to get up early and walk in the morning, but the view is so spectacular that you'll forget about that! It depends on the season and the weather, but it's a spot you should definitely see🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️ You can enjoy the cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and the vast autumn leaves in autumn(*´꒳​`*) #Takeda Castle Ruins #Hyogo Prefecture #Tourism Support #Amazing View #Famous Flower Spot #Amazing Nature #Tourism Support #Amazing View

Zhutian City, located in Hyogo Prefecture, is a famous city of the sky in Japan. This time, in addition to taking the Takeda Castle Trail on the opposite Li Yunxia Observation Deck, it also went to the street behind the station below. This is a The bridges and the quiet temples and paths follow the roads and are built for the temples of the dynasties. Then there is the entrance to the Zhutian City Trail. It is not open in winter, and there is no climbing this time.