Japan’s Ancient Castle -Exploring Inuyama Castle’s Samurai Legacy - What...

Join me as I travel from India to Japan to explore one of the country’s oldest and most iconic castles – Inuyama Castle! Traveling from India to Japan, I found myself standing in a place frozen in time — Inuyama Castle, a symbol of samurai pride and Japanese heritage. With creaking wooden floors and centuries-old stories, every step inside this castle felt magical. Watch the video to uncover its hidden past, spiritual atmosphere, and scenic beauty from a truly Indian traveler’s lens.

Part 1 Join us as we land in the vibrant city of Nagoya, Japan, and kickstart our journey with a visit to one of the country's oldest and most scenic castles — Inuyama Castle! From airport arrival to walking through centuries of samurai history, this vlog captures the essence of a perfect start to our Japanese adventure. Don't miss the views from the top of the castle tower and the charm of the surrounding town! #tsunami #earthquake 🎥 Places Covered: Nagoya arrival scenes Local transport tips Inuyama Castle tour Riverside walk and scenic views Inuyama Castle (犬山城) – A National Treasure of Japan 🗡️ About the Castle: Inuyama Castle is Japan’s oldest original surviving castle, built in 1537 during the Sengoku (Warring States) period by Oda Nobuyasu, uncle of the famous warlord Oda Nobunaga. Unlike many reconstructed castles in Japan, this one retains much of its original wooden structure and offers an authentic samurai-era atmosphere. 🏯 It's one of only five castles in Japan designated as a National Treasure, known for its historical importance and breathtaking location on a hilltop overlooking the Kiso River. 🧭 What to Explore: Original wooden interiors and steep staircases Panoramic view from the top floor of the donjon (main keep) Armor and samurai-era exhibits inside Nearby scenic riverside path and old merchant town streets (Inuyama Jokamachi) 🎟️ Entry Fees (as of 2025): Adults: 550 yen Children (elementary/middle school): 110 yen Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM) Closed: Open year-round (may close temporarily for weather or maintenance) 🚆 How to Get There from Nagoya: Take the Meitetsu Line from Nagoya Station to Inuyama Station (about 25–30 minutes) A 15-minute walk from the station to the castle Built in 1537, this wooden fortress is one of only 12 original castles still standing in Japan. Walk with me through steep wooden staircases, ancient samurai rooms, and breathtaking views of the Kiso River. If you're planning a cultural trip to Japan, this historic gem near Nagoya is a must-visit! Step inside Inuyama Castle, Japan’s oldest surviving wooden castle built in 1537! 🏯 Explore the narrow staircases, samurai artifacts, and panoramic views from the top floor overlooking the Kiso River. Discover the gripping stories of feudal lords, epic battles, and why this national treasure is a must-visit for history lovers. Watch till the end to see the breathtaking rooftop view that once guarded the samurai kingdom of Owari! 🇯🇵✨