Every day: 09:00 ~ 16:30 (The last entrance: 16:00) Closed Days: December 29 – 31, and January 1 The boundaries of the paid area and opening hours will change, so please check the Nagoya Castle official website for details.





Nagoya Castle Ticket
Packages
Admission Ticket

- Junior high school students and younger are free
- Those who desire an annual pass or various discounts should purchase them at the ticket window
- October 17 (Saturday) and October 18 (Sunday), 2026, are free admission days in conjunction with the Nagoya Festival. For more details, please check the official Nagoya Festival website.https://www.nagoya-festival.jp/openplace/
- This ticket is valid for 3 months from the date of purchase. Please note that free admission days may fall within this validity period.
- Admission fees will be revised starting October 1, 2026 (e.g., Adults: 500 yen -> 1,000 yen, etc.). For more details, please check the official Nagoya Castle website.[https://www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/info/fee/]
- The voucher is valid for 90 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 16:00 on the last day
- Nagoya Castle
- 1-1 Honmaru, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 460-0031, Japan
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- By bus: City Bus Sakae 13 route (Sakae to Yasui-cho Nishi): Get off at "Nagoya-jo Seimon-mae" (Nagoya Castle Main Gate)
- By metro: Subway Meijō Line: Get off at "Shiyakusho" (City Hall) Station, approx. 5-minute walk from Exit 7
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Guide
Nagoya Castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1615 (Keichō 20). It was a famous castle, once designated as the first National Treasure among Japanese castle structures, featuring golden shachi (mythical fish-like statues), a large keep that boasted the largest total floor area in history, the lavish Honmaru Palace, and the function of a fortress with ironclad defenses. Even after being destroyed in the war, it was designated as a National Special Historic Site as one of the country's foremost castles, and the reconstructed Honmaru Palace and other elements vividly convey its appearance from its original era.
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Nagoya Castle

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Nagoya Castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1615 (Keichō 20). It was a famous castle, once designated as the first National Treasure among Japanese castle structures, featuring golden shachi (mythical fish-like statues), a large keep that boasted the largest total floor area in history, the lavish Honmaru Palace, and the function of a fortress with ironclad defenses. Even after being destroyed in the war, it was designated as a National Special Historic Site as one of the country's foremost castles, and the reconstructed Honmaru Palace and other elements vividly convey its appearance from its original era.