名古屋城

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  The two main keeps of Nagoya Castle
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  Aerial view of the grounds of the castle

History

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  Monument in the Ninomaru to the Aomatsuba Incident of January 1868
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  The two main keeps of the castle and surrounding Honmaru Palace structures, in a photograph taken c. 1880
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  Aerial photo of Nagoya Castle in 1933
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  The bombings in World War II by the US Air Force destroyed much of the castle in 1945

Nishinomaru

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  Nishinomaru-enokida Gate, today used as the main gate
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  The old Torreya Nut Tree stood even before the castle
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  First Front Gate

Honmaru

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  Southwest Turret with Sakura
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  Second Front Gate
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  Southeast Turret
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  First East Gate
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  Kiyomasa Stone

Honmaru Palace

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  Layout plan
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  Site of Honmaru Palace shortly before reconstruction, seen from the main keep in 2009
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  Honmaru Palace under reconstruction in 2010
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  Kurumayose
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  Honmaru Palace and Main Keep
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  Ni-no-ma, Genkan
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  Ichi-no-ma, Genkan
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  San-no-ma, Omote Shoin
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  Omote Shoin Ichinoma
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  Jōdan-no-ma, Omote shoin
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  Taimenjo
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  San-no-ma, Jōraku-den
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  Ni-no-ma, Jōraku-den
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  Ichi-no-ma, Jōraku-den
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  Jōdan-no-ma, Jōraku-den
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  Ranma, Jōraku-den
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  Cherry Blossoms and Pheasants sliding doors from the Ichi-no-ma in the Honmaru Palace, painted in Keichō 19 (1614), restored in Heisei 12 (2000)
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  Landscape ceiling painting from the Jōdan-no-ma in the Jōrakuden, painted Kan'ei 11 (1634), restored Heisei 14 (2002). Designated Important Treasure

Two keeps

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  The two keeps as seen from Midland Square skyscraper
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  Large Keep
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  Small Keep
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  Wall of Swords that connects the two keeps
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  View towards downtown Nagoya, from the main keep

Kinshachi

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  Kinshachi (Golden Dolphins) on the roof of the Large Keep
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  One of the Kinshachi
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  One of the Kinshachi
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  One of the Kinshachi at the Moto Shōheizaka exhibition in Tokyo in 1872

Camellia Tree

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  Camellia Tree, which survived the fire of 1945

Fumei Gate

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  Fumei Gate from outside
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  Fumei Gate from inside
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  Details of the gate's tiled roof

Ninomaru

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  Plan of the Ninomaru of Nagoya Castle, as it appeared during the Kaei period (1848-1854)
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  Monument commemorating Tokugawa clan military strategies
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  Aomatsuba Incident monument

Ninomaru Palace

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  Model of the Ninomaru Palace and its garden, seen from north
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  Ninomaru Square, site of the Ninomaru Palace

Ninomaru Second East Gate

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  Wooden old Ninomaru Second East Gate, also called the East Iron Gate, at the Honmaru since 1972
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  Stone basis of the Ninomaru Second East Gate, also called the East Iron Gate (inside)
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  Stone basis of the Ninomaru Second East Gate, also called the East Iron Gate (outside)

Uzumi Gate

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  Walled-in remains of the Uzumi Gate
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  Remains of the Uzumi Gate

Namban wall

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  Namban earthen wall

Ninomaru Garden

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  Part of the Ninomaru Garden, seen from the tea house
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  Japanese dry garden in the Ninomaru Garden
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  Ninomaru Garden tea house
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  Interior of the Ninomaru Garden tea house
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  Golden Tea Kettle

East Ninomaru Garden

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  East Ninomaru Garden with south pond
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  North Culvert
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  North Culvert
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  Site of the Soketsu-tei tea house
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  Remains of the Soketsu-tei stone foundation

Ofukemaru

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  Entrance to the Nogi Warehouse
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  Rear view of the warehouse
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  Northwest Turret, also known as the Inui or Kiyosu Turret
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  "Cormorant's Neck" moat between the Ofukemaru (right) and the Nishinomaru

Flora and fauna

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  Japanese maple
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  Prunus Iannesiana Wilson "Gioiko" in spring
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  Japanese cherry
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  Deers grazing in one of the dry moats