Fujihashi Castle

The Fujihashi Castle contains a central tower with multiple stories constructed in timber, resting upon foundations made of dry stone called ishigaki.

Built in 1989, the castle stands as a modern interpretation of traditional Japanese fortification designs from the feudal period of Japanese history.

The castle structure incorporates essential elements of Japanese architecture, including tiled eaves, patterned gables, and ceremonial spaces divided by sliding doors.

Located at coordinates 35.638231, 136.487214, the castle functions as both a museum and planetarium, offering educational exhibitions about Japanese military architecture.

The castle combines three distinct functions - a tenshu tower, a museum space, and a planetarium - creating an educational center about Japanese heritage.

Location: Ibigawa

Inception: 1989

Website: https://town.ibigawa.lg.jp/kankoujyouhou/0000009579.html

GPS coordinates: 35.63823,136.48721

Latest update: May 12, 2025 06:13