Nijo Castle Tickets Tokyo
Former Imperial Villa Nijo-jo Castle has witnessed the changes of Japan, including the prosperity and decline of the Tokugawa Family. Children aged 0-5 can enter for free.
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Former Imperial Villa Nijo-jo Castle has witnessed the changes of Japan, including the prosperity and decline of the Tokugawa Family. Children aged 0-5 can enter for free.
Opening Hours:
Ninomaru Palace: This wooden structure is renowned for its 'nightingale floors' that chirp like birds when walked upon, serving as an ancient security feature.
Honmaru Palace: Although smaller than the Ninomaru Palace, it's still an architectural gem, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of the shoguns.
Defensive Walls and Moats: The castle is encircled by stone walls and moats, showcasing the defensive architecture of feudal Japan.
Seiryu-en Garden: A more recent addition, Seiryu-en was constructed in the 1960s and consists of two tea houses and a spacious garden.
Castle Towers: While many of the original towers were destroyed, the two main towers still stand and provide insight into the castle's defensive strategies.
Let's travel back 400 years, enter some of the closed off areas of the castle, and find out about the “Hidden Messages” left by the Shogun. With hundreds of varieties of flora as well, Nij?-j? is also a great place to view some of Japan’s treasured seasonal beauty. The cherry blossoms, plum blossoms and snow scenes in the Nijo Castle looks romantic in this majestic city. Come enjoy the tour, the best way to explore Nijo-jo Castle!Learn more about this 400-year old feudal era castle and UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its significance on Japanese history, culture, and art.