What other travelers are saying about Kiyosu Castle
Kiyosu Castle is a beautiful and peaceful spot, perfect for history buffs and photography enthusiasts. The view from the top of the castle is lovely, offering a clear look at the Shinkansen passing by and the surrounding park.
The Red Bridge (Ote Bridge)is the best spot for photos. The contrast between the red bridge and the dark castle is striking.
If you are coming by JR, be prepared for a 20-minute walk from Kiyosu Station. The path is straightforward, but it can feel long on a hot or cold day.
There is a nice park area across the bridge (Kiyosu Park) where you can see the bronze statues of Nobunaga and his wife, Nohime
Yes, you are allowed to take photos inside the castle. However, flash photography is not permitted in certain areas.
Volunteers offer free guided tours in Japanese on weekends and national holidays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Yes, there is a gift shop where you can purchase souvenirs and traditional items related to the castle's history.
Yes, visitors can climb to the top of the keep for panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Various events and festivals are held annually, including traditional archery demonstrations and historical reenactments. Please check the official website for event schedules and details.
In the heart of autumn, it's a beautiful place to admire the castle, equipped with many LED lights and illumination, making it ideal for a family outing. Free parking is a welcome bonus.
Excellent place to visit. Castle closes around 430pm, but you can still take picture from the outside. You can also wait for it to be lit up around 530pm and still take pictures.
There are not a lot of tourist especially at night around 6pm so you can freely take pictures and just hang-out around.
As a bonus, if you took the tokaido line, there is a small takoyaki takeout place nearby(it's just like a food stall within a van), try to visit their place to get small snacks.
Very nice place to visit.!From Nagoya Meitetsu Station, take the train to Ichinomiya. Then get off at Shin Kiyosu. From Shin Kiyosu Station just walk to Kiyosu Castle. (about 10 minutes)
