Hiroshima castle

Hiroshima castle, informally known as Carp Castle is a fun and easy visit on any trip to Hiroshima. Find out about access, admission and its history.

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Hiroshima Castle: read a guide to Hiroshima Castle (Carp Castle) in central Hiroshima city, destroyed by the atomic bomb and rebuilt in 1958.

Hiroshima Castle in Japan

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The only castle in Japan built with iron plates.🩶 🏯Fukuyama castle in Hiroshima is truly one-of-a-kind as it boasts a unique feature - one of its four sides is covered by protective iron plates, resulting in three of its sides being white while the northern side is black. 🖤🤍 It’s conveniently located just a five-minute walk from JR Fukuyama Station🚉, and you can even see a glimpse of the castle from the train platform.👀 With its stunning appearance, it’s no wonder that this castle has…

🇯🇵 [ Our 2-Day Hiroshima/Miyajima Itinerary ] If you've already visited Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, consider adding Hiroshima to your next Japan itinerary! You can get to Hiroshima from Osaka by Shinkansen and the 330 km journey takes less than 1.5 hours 🚅! Miyajima island makes for a great day trip from Hiroshima. You can take the JR West Miyajima ferry from Miyajimaguchi station and the journey takes about 10 minutes ⛴! ⭐ Day 1 - Hiroshima - explore Hiroshima castle - visit the…

First full day in Japan! Started with the bullet train from Fukuoka to Hiroshima followed by what I intended on being a short walk around the city… The Shukkeien Garden was originally built in 1620 for the Asano Samurai Clan and served as a refuge for people injured in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The majority of the garden was destroyed, save for a few trees and the stone bridge but was rebuilt is now a tranquil oasis in the city. After that was a walk to Hiroshima Castle. Again des...