What other travelers are saying about Kiyosu Castle
This is a recreation of the original Kiyosu Castle, where Oda Nobunaga began his campaign of conquest. The recreation has 4 floors and there are TVs playing different documentaries, pretty cool stuff. Not a necessary attraction to go to, but history lovers can surely give it a go.
More a defensive stronghold compared with the military facility of larger Nagoya castle and a fairly recent reconstruction at that, but still a worthwhile visit.
Replica castle in the Nagoya suburbs. It looks like the bridge Chihiro had to cross while holding her breath. Outstanding architecture! About a 15minute walk from Shin-Kiyosu station. On the way there I saw the Shinkansen bullet train go by—very nice to see!!
Great place to visit. There is a walking bridge that you walk over to enter here and the river below is filled with wild Koi fish. This castle is also very close to the Shinkansen tracks (Bullet Train) so it is pretty cool to watch that go by at speed. Then once you enter the grounds there is a nice pond with Koi as well and you can walk around and enjoy the garden. Once you enter the castle you will be welcomed by very friendly volunteers and asked to pay a ¥300 yen enterance fee and to remove your shoes, but they have slippers to wear. Once inside you can learn about the history of the castle and at the top you get a great view of the surrounding area. This is also a great spot to view the Shinkansen wizzing by.
Really loved the aesthetic of this castle and the little hidden gem properties it has.
It is not one known to many tourist but yet has a very beautiful view with a majestic bridge leading up to it.
Inside of the castle ground there are zen garden and you can enter the castle itself i you pay the admission fee which is quite steep
For the small castle at 500 yen per adult .
We chose just to appreciate around the castle and quickly got the castle stamp as well ! Quite a pretty stamp for the stamp collectors.
