- Iwakuni Castle - Wikipedia
Iwakuni Castle (岩国城, Iwakunijō) is a replica castle in Iwakuni, Yamaguchi, Japan The nearby Kintai Bridge was originally a footbridge over the Nishiki River to the main gate of the castle This castle was originally constructed by Kikkawa Hiroie from 1601 to 1608 as his own castle
- Iwakuni Castle : The Tragic Castle that Took 7 years to Build and was . . .
Although Iwakuni Castle took 7 years to build it was taken down only 7 years later 300 years or so after the tragedy the castle was rebuilt in 1962 and has been standing for over 50 years, its beautiful appearance still moves the visitors who come to see it
- Iwakuni Castle (Iwakunijo) - Iwakuni Travel - japan-guide. com
Iwakuni Castle (岩国城, Iwakunijō) was built in 1608, at the beginning of the Edo Period The site of the castle was chosen for its natural defensive advantages on top of Mount Shiroyama and half surrounded by a natural moat, the Nishiki River
- Iwakuni Castle - Japan National Tourism Organization
Take the ropeway from Kikko Park up 200 meters to Iwakuni Castle The ride takes three minutes, and you can enjoy the scenery of the castle town Iwakuni Castle has been designated as one of the top 100 castles in Japan, and its imposing white-walled structure is visible from across Iwakuni City
- Iwakuni Castle
Iwakuni Castle was built in 1608 by Kikkawa Hiroie, the first-generation lord of Iwakuni Domain With the Nishiki River, which flows below, used as an external moat, the castle is located on top of the approximately 200-high Mount Shiroyama
- Iwakuni Castle - Must-See, Access, Hours Price | GOOD LUCK TRIP
Grandson of Mori Motonari, the first Lord of Iwakuni, Kikkawa Hiroie, built this mountain castle in 1608 Nishiki River, which flows right below, is also the outer moat of the castle that stands on a mountain 200m above sea level
- Iwakuni Castle | Scenic Mountaintop Fortress in Yamaguchi
Discover Iwakuni Castle in Yamaguchi, a historic mountaintop fortress reached by ropeway with stunning views of the Kintai Bridge
- Iwakuni Castle Yamaguchi - Japan Experience
Perched on top of the 200 meter high Shiroyama, with a natural moat of the Nishiki River on three sides and overlooking the town of Iwakuni, with views out to the Inland Sea, Iwakuni Castle is a concrete reconstruction built in 1962 that has outlasted the original castle many times over
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