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Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed

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Okaguchi Gate and the Matsu-no-maru Walls: Walking Wakayama Castle’s Outer Bailey

Walk all 11 spots of Wakayama Castle's outer bailey: the Important Cultural Property Okaguchi Gate, a 14m stone wall, and ties to the 2026 taiga drama.
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Wakayama Castle’s Keep and Honmaru: Reading the Linked-Keep Complex on Foot

Everything to know before visiting Wakayama Castle's keep: hours, ¥410 admission, and what's inside one of Japan's three great linked-keep complexes.
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Momijidani Garden and the Onbashi Corridor Bridge: The Complete Guide to Wakayama Castle’s Nishinomaru

See Wakayama Castle's free Momijidani Garden and the rare Onbashi Corridor Bridge, best in late Nov–early Dec. A firsthand guide to all 4 nishinomaru spots.
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Nijo Castle: Outer Castle Area Northeast Corner Turret Site, North Site, Southwest Corner Turret & West Otemon Gate

The surviving Southwest Corner Turret, the West Otemon Gate, two lost turret sites and the Heian-era Nijo Castle North archaeological site.
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Nijo Castle: Seiryu-en Garden & North Area #3 Seiryu-en Garden, the Weeping Pagoda Tree & North Otemon Gate

Seiryu-en's hybrid Japanese-Western garden, the rare Weeping Pagoda Tree, and the North Otemon Gate that linked the castle to the Kyoto Shoshidai.
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Nijo Castle: Seiryu-en Garden & North Area #2 Northwest Earthen Storehouse (Rice Storehouse) & Kōuntei

A fireproof Edo-period storehouse and a sukiya teahouse moved from the Sumino-kura Ryōi residence — the two quietest stops in Seiryu-en Garden.
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Nijo Castle: Seiryu-en Garden & North Area #1 Naruko Gate, North Middle Partition Gate & the Northwest Corner Turret Site

The Naruko Gate paired with the Momoyama Gate, the buried-style North Middle Partition Gate, and the turret site lost in the 1788 Great Tenmei Fire.
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Nijo Castle: West & South Areas Former Nijo Castle Walls, the Plum Grove & Sakura Garden

Stone walls relocated from Oda Nobunaga's Nijo Castle, a plum grove and cherry garden, and two defensive gates — five quiet spots most visitors walk past.
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Nijo Castle: Honmaru Area 2 Tenshukaku Ruins, the Honmaru West Koguchi & West Bridge

Climb the keep base Emperor Go-Mizunoo ascended in 1626, then the masugata West Koguchi and West Bridge. 2026 marks the visit's 400th anniversary.
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Nijo Castle: Ninomaru Palace AreaKaramon Gate, the National Treasure Palace & Special Scenic Garden

The National Treasure palace where the shogunate ended in 1867, the gilded Karamon Gate and the Special Scenic garden. Allow 1–2 hours; photos and maps.
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