Inuyama Castle, one of the five national treasures, is located in a remote area. But it is a quiet place, suitable for you who don’t like crowds!

Inuyama Castle is one of the five existing national treasures in Japan. It is located on a small hill beside the Kiso River and has a history of nearly 500 years. This visit was on a comfortable day and the overall experience was very pleasant. Starting from Meitetsu Inuyama-Yuen Station, it takes about 10-15 minutes to walk along the river bank to arrive. The scenery along the way is beautiful, especially in spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. The castle and the pink sea of ​​flowers complement each other, which makes people feel good. Climbing up the small slope into the city, feeling the breeze on your face and basking in the warm sunshine, you will feel particularly comfortable. Although the stairs to Inuyama Castle Tower are relatively steep, once you reach the top floor, you can overlook the Kiso River, distant mountains and the castle town in 360 degrees. The scenery is magnificent, especially in comfortable weather, the vast field of vision will make you linger. There are many historical relics on display in the city, allowing people to feel the strong historical atmosphere. After leaving the city, you can also stroll through the old streets of the castle town, taste local snacks, visit specialty shops, or pay homage to the nearby Haritsuna Shrine and Sanko Inari Shrine and enjoy a leisurely stroll. Combining history, nature and beautiful scenery, visiting in comfortable weather will make people feel physically and mentally happy, whether it is climbing up to see the distance, taking photos or strolling through the old streets. It is a highly recommended travel experience.