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Hideyoshi Travel Guide

Daitokuji Exhibition in Tokyo: A Visitor’s Guide to Zen Treasures Linked to Nobunaga, Hideyoshi and Rikyu

A firsthand guide to Zen art, samurai portraits and tea bowls at the Tokyo National Museum, with ticket tips, display dates and time needed.
Chubu/Central Japan

Kunozan Toshogu: Tokugawa Ieyasu’s First Tomb, and How to Visit It

Explore a richly carved 1617 shrine and a shogun’s first burial site through photos and 360° views, with cable car and stair routes for a Shizuoka stopover.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi

The Toyotomi Brothers! Exhibition: All 130 Works With exact rotation dates for every piece

Every work in "The Toyotomi Brothers!" at the Edo-Tokyo Museum: exact rotation dates, the Nagoya and Osaka legs, and links to Touken Ranbu and Shogun.
Hideyoshi Travel Guide

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.
Kansai

Arioka Castle Ruins: A Half-Day Walk in Itami

The castle where Kuroda Kanbei was held prisoner is now a park by JR Itami Station. What survives, what was restored, and how to walk four sites in about two hours.
Kansai

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.
Kansai

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.
Kansai

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.
Chubu/Central Japan

Kiyosu Castle to Okehazama: Nobunaga’s March Route

Follow Oda Nobunaga's 1560 route from Kiyosu Castle to the Okehazama battlefield across 9 historic sites in Kiyosu and Nagoya, with maps and access times.
Chubu/Central Japan

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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