Constructed in 1537, Inuyama Castle stands as one of only twelve castles in Japan whose original main donjon has survived intact through the centuries. As one of just five fortress keeps designated as National Treasures, it offers travelers an authentic and unvarnished glimpse into the feudal era with its rustic wooden interiors and steep historic staircases. Reaching the top floor rewards visitors with an exhilarating walk along the wrap-around balcony, which provides sweeping panoramic views over the river and surrounding valley.
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