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Monumental Stone Walls of Marugame Castle
Bryan BaierAn authentic 17th century castle in the heart of Marugame City. The massive 50m tall stone walls are entirely manmade and are the largest in Japan.
Marugame Castle, also known as Kameyama Castle and Horai Castle, is a hirayama shiro located in Marugame, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. [Wikipedia]
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An authentic 17th century castle in the heart of Marugame City. The massive 50m tall stone walls are entirely manmade and are the largest in Japan.
In Marugame in Japan's Kagawa prefecture, the town's castle is high on a hill, commanding a fine view over the town, the Inland Sea and the surrounding countryside.
Le château de Marugame surplombe la ville depuis une colline près de la gare. Il offre une belle vue sur la ville, la Mer Intérieure et même la campagne environnante.
Рядом со станцией на вершине холма возвышается замок Маругаме, отсюда открывается удивительный вид на залив Сето, можно насладиться удивительным видом окрестностей
Kastil abad ke-17 asli di jantung kota Marugame. Dinding batu besar setinggi 50 meterl seluruhnya dibuat oleh manusia dan merupakan yang berbesar di Jepang.
Tọa lạc ở thành phố Marugame, tỉnh Kagawa, Nhật Bản, tòa thành Marugame nằm trên một ngọn đồi với khung cảnh tuyệt đẹp nhìn ra thành phố, biển nội địa và vùng quê xung quanh.
ปราสาทแห่งเมืองมะรุกะเมะที่ตั้งตระหง่านบนเนินเขาสูงในจังหวัดคะนะกะวะ
Marukame Castle in Marukame City, Kagawa Prefecture is one of 12 extant castles in Japan. Completed in 1603, the castle's huge stone walls are a feature with the highest over 20m in height.
Nakatsu Banshoen (中津万象園) is a Japanese garden built in 1688 for the second generation feudal lord of Marugame.
In Marugame in Japan's Kagawa prefecture, the town's castle is high on a hill, commanding a fine view over the town, the Inland Sea and the surrounding countryside.
Marukame Castle in Marukame City, Kagawa Prefecture is one of 12 extant castles in Japan. Completed in 1603, the castle's huge stone walls are a feature with the highest over 20m in height.