Inuyama Castle Town

Inuyama Castle Town was created by renovating the original town along with the construction of Inuyama Castle. It is said that he encouraged the development of the town by encouraging fellow merchants and craftsmen to live nearby, and traces of this can be seen in town names such as Kajiyamachi and Uoyacho. In addition, the merchant town was located in the center of the town, and the samurai town was placed to surround it, and the outer periphery of the castle town was surrounded by kiddos, moats, earthworks, etc., making it a fully defended castle town. Today, the town layout (town divisions) remains unchanged from the Edo period, and historic buildings from the Edo to Showa eras are lined up. And above all, don't miss the national treasure Inuyama Castle and the national treasure tea room Joan in Yurakuen. It is very rare to have two national treasures in one town.