정부도 포기했던 성이 어떻게 국보가 되었을까? 일본에 단 5개뿐인 국보 천수각 이누야마성(일본100명성)

A castle possessing Japan's oldest national treasure keep. I visited Inuyama Castle, which has a unique history as it was privately owned until 2004. It is just a 25-minute express train ride from Nagoya Station. A must-visit destination for day trips near Nagoya and one of Japan's 100 Famous Castles, Inuyama Castle is one of only 12 existing keeps in Japan, and among them, only 5 are national treasure keeps. It is a place with a compelling narrative of how it endured through war, major earthquakes, and the threat of the Castle Abolition Edict, thanks to the strength of the Naruse family, the castle's lords, and the citizens, ultimately preserving its status as a national treasure to this day. Today, we will take a walk and explore together, starting with the history of Inuyama Castle intertwined with the Battle of Komaki-Nagakute, where Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu clashed; Urakuen Garden, home to the National Treasure Tea Room [Jōan] of Oda Urakusai, the younger brother of Oda Nobunaga and the greatest tea master of his time; and finally, the famous attractions of the town below the castle that retain the ambiance of the Edo period. Timeline 00:00 Intro 01:25 How to get to Inuyama Castle 02:10 History of Inuyama Castle 03:39 Entering Inuyama Castle 04:44 Why only the keep remains 05:41 Why the keep was privately owned 06:45 Touring the interior of the keep 10:22 The oldest existing keep in Japan? 11:38 Other sights to see in the castle 12:40 Why are there two shrines inside the castle? 14:53 Urakuen Garden, home to the National Treasure Tea Room [Joan] 18:13 Touring Inuyama Jokamachi 20:15 Inuyama's Famous Dengaku 21:16 Touring the Remaining Attractions 22:36 Summary and Wrap-up This video includes AI-generated footage to aid understanding. #InuyamaCastle #JapanTravel #JapaneseHistory #NagoyaTravel #Tenshukaku