Visiting Osaka Castle in Japan, one sees the city's landmark—the Tenshukaku Castle

Osaka Castle's Tenshukaku, located in Osaka Castle Park in Osaka City, is a historic castle park that symbolizes Osaka Castle and is a famous landmark, as well as an important historical and cultural heritage of Japan. The Tenshukaku Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the founding hero of Japan, who unified Japan in 1587 and became a famous heroic figure in Japanese history. The Tenshukaku was burned down in the flames of war in 1615 and was rebuilt in 1931. The Tenshukaku Park is a sea of flowers in all four seasons, with evergreen gardens, deep double moats, and tall stone walls that are still preserved to this day. The Tenshukaku Castle is magnificent, with its golden splendor, and the golden decorations on the roof shine against the white walls, forming the most beautiful and spectacular sight. The Tenshukaku houses about 8,000 artifacts and materials, including the Lotus Sutra fan surfaces collected in the temple, all of which are national treasures of Japan. Every spring, when the cherry blossoms bloom in the park, they are beautifully fragrant, and Tenshukaku Park welcomes guests from all over the world. When admiring the beautiful scenery in Osaka, don't miss the famous foodie paradise and gourmet street—Dotonbori, where a variety of delicious foods will satisfy your taste buds