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Nagoya Castle

1-1 Hommaru, Nagoya, Japan 460-0031

Featured Review : The area surrounding the castle is one of the oldest settled areas in what is modern-day Nagoya. Built in 1612, the old castle-town borders correspond to what is today known as Naka ward. The area has traditionally been ...See Full Review

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Nagoya Castle

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Hotcurrie from Perth, Australia
  • January 19, 2005
Nagoya Castle
Quote: The area surrounding the castle is one of the oldest settled areas in what is modern-day Nagoya. Built in 1612, the old castle-town borders correspond to what is today known as Naka ward. The area has traditionally been the centre of government for... Read the full Nagoya Castle review

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Nagoya Castle

Nagoya Castle
Quote: Centrally located in the city, Nagoya Castle is a very popular site for visitors to the area. The castle was built in the early 17th century by one of the shoguns of the Edo era. Unfortunately during World War II a majority of the castle burnt... Read the full Nagoya Castle review

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