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
Chubu/Central Japan 
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.
Nobunaga Travel Guide Climbing Mt. Fuji’s Yoshida Trail — 15 Huts and 7 360° Panoramas from the 5th Station to the Summit
Two days on Mt. Fuji Yoshida Trail, August 2026: 7 360° panoramas from the 5th Station to the crater rim, all 15 huts, sunrise, goshuin, and 14 real tips.
Hideyoshi Travel Guide Why Mt. Fuji’s Summit Is Shrine Land — From Ieyasu’s Donation to the 1974 Supreme Court Ruling
Everything above Mt. Fuji's 8th Station is legally shrine land: Ieyasu's 1606 donation to the 1974 ruling, 6 trail shrines, and 360° views of 3 of them.
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.
Aichi NHK Taiga Drama Exhibition “Toyotomi Brothers!” Nagoya Venue — A First-Hand Report
The Nagoya run has ended, but this first-hand Tokugawa Art Museum report helps Osaka and Tokyo visitors see what was shown, what may change, and what to check before visiting.
Kansai Toyotomi Brothers! Taiga Drama Museum & Related Exhibitions: Complete Venue Guide [2026]
A complete guide to all eight venues across three areas—Nagoya/Nakamura, Nagahama, and Yamato-Koriyama. In addition to admission fees, exhibition periods, and access information, this guide also includes links to firsthand visit reports. You’ll also find venue-by-venue highlights and practical tips on the best way to explore each site.
Chubu/Central Japan Toyotomi Museum in Nagoya Nakamura | Step Behind the Scenes of the Taiga Drama Toyotomi Brothers!
A firsthand visit to the Toyotomi Museum in Nagoya's Nakamura Park — the birthplace of Hideyoshi and Hidenaga. Explore the venue's atmosphere through 360° panoramic photos, get up close with production costumes worn by Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, and discover actor interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. A complete visual guide to everything worth seeing at this Taiga Drama Museum.
Oda Nobunaga Gifu Castle Visitor Guide 2026 — Ruins, Routes & What to See During the Closure
Inabayama Castle — later renamed Gifu Castle by Nobunaga — is featured in the 2026 Taiga Drama. The keep closes May 2026, but stone walls & ruins stay open. Routes & access inside.
