Inuyama Castle in Japan
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The fort had been seized from the Naruse family in the Meiji period, but after most of the ancient structure was shattered to ruins by the Great Nobi Earthquake, the government restored the monument to its original owners, and the Inuyama Castle has continued to be a private estate ever since. The castle is a unique construction with its Muromachi-period style design, and has naturally been chosen as a National Treasure.
How to reach Inuyama: Inuyama is the last station of the Meitetsu Inuyama Line. It is a 30 minutes trip from Nagoya. It would take around fifteen minutes to reach the castle from the Inuyama Station or Inuyama-Yuen Station.
Other attractions of Inuyama: Apart from the ancient castle, Inuyama has a number of other fascinating places to cater to its tourists. The Kiso River is a wonderful boating destination with its rapids and rock formation. The tourists can also go for catching Cormorant down the river.
Quite near is the Urakuen garden, famous for the tea ceremonies it hosts.
It's worth visiting Meiji Mura, an architectural museum displaying the evolving architectures of the Meiji and Taisho period.
The Japan Monkey Park is an amusing destination conserving different species of apes.
Accommodations in Inuyama: Inuyama has a number of splendid hotels for the tourists. Some of the most comfortable and accessible are:
Meitetsu Inuyama Hotel is an elegant abode offering a beautiful view of the castle and the river. Inuyama Youth Hostel is comfortable and in a convenient location. Minakamikogen Prince is another famous hotel of the city
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