Hikone Castle, boasting a national treasure tenshu (main keep), captivates with its stunning stone walls, white plaster walls, and elegant form.
Hikone Castle, built in 1603 by Naomasa Ii, features a national treasure tenshu (main keep). Its beautiful stone walls, white plaster walls, and the graceful appearance of its tenshu make it a quintessential example of a Japanese castle. Within the castle grounds, you'll find the Hikone Castle Museum, showcasing the history and culture of the Ii clan, and a lovely garden bursting with seasonal flowers. Hikone Castle is a tourist attraction enjoyable for everyone, not just history buffs. From the top floor of the tenshu, you have a panoramic view of Hikone city. The Hikone Castle Museum offers a deeper dive into the Ii clan's history and culture, a must-see for history enthusiasts. The garden showcases vibrant seasonal flowers, providing breathtaking scenery. Hikone Castle offers a rich experience of history, culture, and nature. Come and visit!