Nagoya Castle 名古屋城

  • Published on : 04/11/2020
  • by : SR

Destroyed during the Second World War, all that remained of Tokugawa's prestigious castle was the main keep. But gradually, the palace is rising from the ashes.


Address, timetable & access

Nagoya Castle Access

  • Address

    1-1 Hommaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya, 460-0031

    460-0031

    Japan

  • Phone

    +81 (0)52-231-1700
  • Timetable

    9 am-4.30 pm daily with last admission at 4 pm.
  • Price

    500 yen for adults; 100 yen for adults over 65; free for children through Junior High School.
  • Access

    The nearest subway stations to Nagoya Castle are Sengen-cho on the Tsurumai Line and Shiyakusho (City Hall) on the Meijo Line. Alternatively there is the Meguru Loop bus which stops outside the main entrance to Nagoya Castle.
  • Website

    https://www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/

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