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Nishio Castle and Former Konoe Residence (Nishio City History Park)

Nishio Castle
Nishio Castle
Nishio Castle
Nishio Castle
Nishio Castle

A peak into Nishio City's past with the recreation of a wealthy castle town

Nishio Castle in the city of Nishio, located in southern Aichi along the Mikawa Bay, was once a formidable structure acting as the symbol of then, wealthy Nishio Province in the Edo period. However, the castle actually owes its beginnings to Saijo Castle, originally constructed during the Kamakura period by the Ashikaga clan.
Today's current Nishio City History Park is a recreation of part of that glorious history with the reconstructed main castle precinct's Ushitora Turret and second castle precinct's front Chujaku Gate. You'll also find the former residence of the great Konoe clan; a camellia garden; and gorgeous Kyoto-style Shokoso Garden.
Enjoy a cup of Nishio's famous matcha tea as you gaze over it all at the Former Konoe Residence.

Spot info

  • Multipurpose toilet
  • Parking
  • Restaurant
  • Bus Stop
  • Wi-Fi
Location 〒445-0864
231-1 Kinjo-cho, Nishio-shi, Aichi
Price Free of charge (fee required for Japanese sweets served with tea ceremony)
Business days/hours 9:00 am–6:00 pm (9:00 am–5:00 pm during Oct–Mar)

Notes:
• Matcha tea ceremony available 10:00 am–4:00 pm.
• Access to interior of the main castle precinct's Ushitora Turret available 9:30 am–4:00 pm.
Parking Available, free of charge (50 standard-size spaces)
Restrooms Available
Days closed • Mon (open if Mon coincides with a national holiday)
• Dec 29–Jan 3

Note:
• Park available to walk around at any time.
Inquiries 0563-54-6758 (Former Konoe Residence)

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Accessibility

DIRECTIONS

  • Access by public transport
    By public transportation
    15-min. walk from Meitetsu Nishio Station or a 2-min. walk from Reikishikoen-nishi Bus Stop on the Rokumangoku Kururin Bus's clockwise route.

    Note:
    • Bus operation subject to change. Check details before heading out.
  • Access by car
    By car
    Approx. 45 min (20 km) via National Route 1 and Prefectural Route 44 from Okazaki Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.

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