Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Toyotomi Exhibition in Tokyo: Brothers in Arms Second-Half Highlights and Visitor’s Review

I saw both halves of Brothers in Arms, the Toyotomi exhibition at Tokyo’s Edo-Tokyo Museum (to 8 Nov 2026): Nansen Ichimonji sword, queues, shop and discounts.

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Nagakute Battlefield: What Remains of the 1584 Battle, and How to Visit from Nagoya

What survives of the 1584 Battle of Nagakute, and how to see it in half a day from Nagoya: the museum that opened in 2026, three warrior mounds, and the walk between them.

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Kyoto City Archaeological Museum: Free Entry and the Excavated Kyoto of Toyotomi Hideyoshi

Is it worth visiting Kyoto's Archaeological Museum? Discover gold-leafed tiles from Jurakudai and Fushimi Castle, entry details, highlights, and tips.

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Jurakudai, Kyoto: A 4.2 km Walking Route Through the Markers, Excavated Gold Tiles and Castle Stamps

Hideyoshi completed Jurakudai in 1587 and demolished it in 1595. Nothing stands today. A 4.2 km walking route through the markers, the excavated gold tiles and the castle stamps.

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Furuta Oribe Museum: A Kyoto Visit and Hideyoshi Exhibition

Plan a visit to Furuta Oribe Museum in Kyoto: access, admission and a firsthand account of its 2026 Hideyoshi exhibition, with tea utensils and samurai letters

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Toragozenyama South Route: Six Stops from Yaai Shrine

Walk six stops on Toragozenyama's southern ridge from Yaai Shrine: camp sites, an observation deck, junction photos and 360-degree panoramas.

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Toragozenyama North Route: Reputed Camps of Nobunaga, Hideyoshi and Shibata

The five northern stops of Toragozenyama, where earthworks survive well: ramparts, trench cuts, a box-shaped gateway and the descent to Kawake Station.

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Toragozenyama Castle Ruins

In 1572, Oda Nobunaga fortified Toragozenyama during the siege of Odani Castle. A field-walked guide to all 11 route stops, with access and timings.

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Kitanosho Castle Ruins ─ Where Shibata Katsuie and Lady Oichi Made Their Last Stand

A 5-minute walk from Fukui Station: Kitanosho Castle Ruins, where Katsuie and Oichi died in 1583, and how it differs from nearby Fukui Castle.

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Why Mt. Fuji’s Summit Is Shrine Land — From Ieyasu’s Donation to the 1974 Supreme Court Ruling

Explore Mount Fuji’s trail and summit shrines through on-site photos and 360° views. Learn their history and why much of the summit belongs to a shrine.

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