
Discover Every Bit of Himeji Castle - World Heritage near Osaka
da155 USD108 USD
Categorie a Himeji
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Start your day with an expert-led tour of Himeji Castle, where a skilled guide brings its history, architecture, and artistry to life with captivating insights. In the afternoon, step into the world of traditional Japanese craftsmanship at the Myochin swordsmith workshop. Witness the intricate tatara ironworking process and the artistry of sword-making up close in a serene, small-group setting. Engage directly with the master swordsmith for an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime experience you won’t find anywhere else.
Our guide will lead you from the central ticket gate of Himeji Station to the observation deck, explaining the location of the castle’s outer moat, and the tour will begin.
Our certified guide will lead you on foot from the observation deck to the Otemon Gate, guiding you along the main street of the Edo period.
Tickets will be purchased at the Himeji Castle ticket booth (depending on crowd conditions, tickets may be purchased in advance by our company). After entering, a certified guide will provide a detailed tour of the castle (in English or Chinese).
At the renowned Meijin Swordsmith Workshop in Japan, you will receive an explanation of the sword-making process and observe the craftsmen at work. If you’re lucky, you may even get to try your hand at part of the process.
Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima dell’inizio, con rimborso totale.
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Himeji is a castle city in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, dominated by Himeji Castle, a white-walled early seventeenth-century fortress known as the White Heron.
Himeji Castle stands on a low hill above the city's main street, its white plastered walls and layered roofs giving it the name White Heron Castle. The great keep was completed in the early seventeenth century and has come through wars, fires and earthquakes, which is why it was one of the first sites in Japan to be listed by UNESCO. Inside, steep wooden stairs climb through floors of heavy beams to a lookout over the rooftops.
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