Inuyama Castle - Nagoya

By Meitetsu: From Nagoya Station, transfer to the Meitetsu Nagoya Line and go directly to Inuyama Station or Inuyama Yuen Station. The journey takes about 25 to 30 minutes. About a 20-minute walk from Inuyama Station, you will see signs directing you to the castle, which leads you through the town of Inuyama Castle to the castle grounds. The stairs leading up to the keep at the top of the castle are very steep and narrow, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone with injured knees that tend to sprain easily. You also have to take off your shoes and they give you plastic to put them in. It is indeed one of the most beautiful castles. I didn’t like it at first, but when I walked to the roof of the castle, I was surprised. This is a place where tourists can walk around the top of the castle tower and take pictures. It is really A wonderful experience. Although the outer corridor is very short, the scenery you see from there is definitely worth the trip. All in all, even if you don’t want to enter the castle, it doesn’t matter. There are many other shopping streets near the castle where you can eat, drink and have fun! Meitetsu: Directly to Inuyama Station or Inuyama Yuen Station on the Nagoya Line, the journey takes about 25 to 30 minutes. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Inuyama Station. The bell rings to indicate that the gathering has arrived at the castle. The tower ladder at the top of the castle bunker is extremely slender and narrow, making it impossible for people to hurt their knees and easily injured. You have to return the sandals and the person will give you glue and keep the sandals. I was sure it was the most beautiful castle fort and I was happy to start but when I ran to the top of the fort I was surprised, there was one and only one beautiful experience. The corridor outside is short, but the view behind the station is quite impressive. But, having said that, you can go to the fort without even thinking about it, you can go to the fort, and there are many other shopping streets around the fort.