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Kansai

Explore Sokenji’s Nio Gate and Buddha’s Footprint Stone in 360°

View Sokenji's Important Cultural Property Nio Gate from five positions, then examine the Buddha's Footprint Stone in two more 360° panoramas.
Kansai

Tour the Sites Linked to Hideyoshi and Toshiie in 360° | Azuchi Castle

Explore mansion sites linked by tradition to Hideyoshi and Maeda Toshiie in ten 360° views, from the stable area to the upper terrace before your visit.
Kansai

Walking Azuchi Castle’s Otemichi | The Main Approach and 7 Historic Sites

Walk Azuchi Castle's main approach past seven historic sites, including mansion sites traditionally linked to Hideyoshi and Toshiie, with maps and 360° views.
Kansai

3 Temples Linked to Nobunaga and Azuchi Castle | Chokoji, Saikoji and Kotakuji

Visit three temples tied to Nobunaga and Azuchi Castle: Chokoji's former Sokenji gate, Saikoji and the Azuchi Debate, and Kotakuji's relocated-gate tradition.
Kansai

Sokenji Temple Ruins at Azuchi Castle | Pagoda, Nio Gate and Main Hall Site

See Sokenji's Three-Story Pagoda and Nio Gate—both Important Cultural Properties—plus the former main hall and fortified gate remains within Azuchi Castle.
Kansai

Walking Azuchi Castle’s Main Enclosure | 11 Sites from Kuroganemon Gate to the Keep Base

Explore 11 sites in Azuchi Castle's main enclosure, including Kuroganemon Gate, the Honmaru foundation stones, Nobunaga's Mausoleum, and the former keep base.
Kansai

Shizugatake Sengoku Station: The Complete Guide

Visited on site in May 2026: a complete guide to Shizugatake Sengoku Station in Yogo, Nagahama, Shiga — free admission, 20-30 free parking spaces, visit times, and goshuin stamps, part of the Kita-Omi Toyotomi Expo tied to the 1583 Battle of Shizugatake.
Chubu/Central Japan

Battle of Okehazama: Oda Nobunaga’s Legendary Upset Over Imagawa Yoshimoto

Explore all 8 sites connected to the 1560 Battle of Okehazama, where Oda Nobunaga defeated Imagawa Yoshimoto against overwhelming odds. A first-hand guide to Toyoake City and Nagoya's Midori Ward, with access, parking, and festival information.
Chubu/Central Japan

Odaka Castle Ruins, Washizu Fort & Marune Fort: A 120-Minute Walk Through the Opening Battles of Okehazama

Walk the opening battlefields of the 1560 Battle of Okehazama near Nagoya: Odaka Castle Ruins, Washizu Fort and Marune Fort on a self-guided 120-minute route, based on an on-site visit in January 2026.
Kansai

Takeda Castle Ruins: A Complete Guide to Japan’s “Castle in the Sky”

A firsthand early-morning climb through Takeda Castle Ruins' stone walls and keep foundation — plus access from Takeda Station and how it differs from Mt. Ritsuunkyo.