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Meitetsu Castle Tour Ticket ~Nobunaga/Ieyasu ver.~

Meitetsu Castle Tour Ticket
~Nobunaga/Ieyasu ver.~

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Enjoy a great value tour of castles on Meitetsu! In addition to a Meitetsu free ticket, this is a great value ticket that includes admission tickets and discount tickets for famous castles and facilities along the route. This year, we have set a course that is tailored to the Sengoku period warlords that our region is proud of, ''Oda Nobunaga'' and ''Tokugawa Ieyasu!''

route

Oda Nobunaga course

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Meitetsu train
Gifu bus
Mt. Kinka Ropeway

Gifu Castle

Mt. Kinka Ropeway
Gifu bus
Meitetsu train

Inuyama Castle

Meitetsu train

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Tokugawa Ieyasu course

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Meitetsu bus

Nagoya Castle

Meitetsu bus
Meitetsu train

Okazaki Castle

Meitetsu train

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Nobunaga & Ieyasu course

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Meitetsu train
Gifu bus
Mt. Kinka Ropeway

Gifu Castle

Mt. Kinka Ropeway
Gifu bus
Meitetsu train

Inuyama Castle

Meitetsu train
Meitetsu bus

Nagoya Castle

Meitetsu bus
Meitetsu train

Okazaki Castle

Meitetsu train

Meitetsu Nagoya Station

Set details

Oda Nobunaga course

1-day free ticket for all Meitetsu train lines
Gifu Castle/Inuyama Castle Admission Ticket Exchange Ticket
Kiyosu Castle/Komakiyama Castle (Komaki City History Museum/Rekishiru Komaki) Admission Discount Ticket
Gifu Bus 1-day free ticket within the designated area (between JR Gifu Station and Gifu Grand Hotel)
Mt. Kinka Ropeway round trip ticket exchange ticket

price

Oda Nobunaga course: 3,900yen

Tokugawa Ieyasu course

1-day free ticket for all Meitetsu train lines
Nagoya Castle/Okazaki Castle Admission Ticket
Tokugawa Art Museum/Iyeyasu and Mikawa Bushi Museum Admission Discount Ticket
Meitetsu Bus designated section (Meitetsu BC⇔City Hall) Round trip ticket (access to Nagoya Castle)

price

Tokugawa Ieyasu course: 3,500yen

Nobunaga & Ieyasu course

2-day free ticket for all Meitetsu trains
Gifu Castle/Inuyama Castle Admission Ticket Exchange Ticket Nagoya Castle/Okazaki Castle Admission Ticket
Discount tickets for admission to Kiyosu Castle, Komakiyama Castle (Komaki City History Museum, Rekishiru Komaki), Tokugawa Art Museum, and Mikawa Samurai Yakata Ieyasu Museum
Gifu Bus 1-day free ticket within the designated area (between JR Gifu Station and Gifu Grand Hotel)
Mt. Kinka Ropeway round trip ticket exchange ticket
Meitetsu Bus designated section (Meitetsu BC⇔City Hall) Round trip ticket (access to Nagoya Castle)

price

Nobunaga&Ieyasu course: 5,600yen

How to purchase tickets

Tickets can be purchased at Nagoya Station, Kanayama Station, Central Japan International Airport Station, as well as at station counters staffed by station staff.

Flow of ticket usage

Please use the Meitetsu train from your boarding station to the station closest to each castle.
Please insert your ticket into the automatic ticket gate.
To get to Gifu Castle, please use Gifu Bus and Mt. Kinka Ropeway.
Please show your ticket to the driver.
For directions to other castles and facilities, please check the leaflet or website.
When you arrive at the castle/facility, please present your admission ticket, exchange ticket, or discount ticket at the staffed counter and enter.

Notes

*Available for purchase by one person.
*Refunds will be available at all ticket sales locations, with a predetermined handling fee deducted, as long as all tickets have not yet been used and are still within their validity period.
*We do not handle reissues.

Tourist spot information

National Treasure Inuyama Castle

National Treasure Inuyama Castle was built in 1537 during the Muromachi period by Oda Nobuyasu, uncle of Oda Nobunaga. The castle tower is the oldest existing style in Japan, and is of watchtower construction with four stories, three roofs, and two basement levels. In addition, the castle had an outer enclosure that was integrated with the castle town. The view from the top floor of the castle tower, built on a small mountain on the banks of the Kiso River, is spectacular.

access

Meitetsu Inuyama Yuen Station→15-minute walk

Meitetsu Inuyama Station→20-minute walk

Gifu Castle

Gifu Castle is said to have been built in 1201. Gifu Castle, located at the top of Mt. Kinka and towering over a rocky mountain, was known as an impregnable castle, and it was said that ''Whoever controls Mino (present-day Gifu) controls the world.'' This castle was the base of Oda Nobunaga, one of Japan's most famous Sengoku warlords, when he aimed to unify the country. The current Gifu Castle was rebuilt in 1956. You can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view from the top floor.

access

From Gifu Mt. Kinka Ropeway "Summit Station"→10-minute walk

Okazaki Castle

It was built by Yoritsugu Saigo as a northern fort on Mt. Ryuzu, and was developed from a fort into a full-fledged castle by Ieyasu's grandfather, Kiyoyasu Matsudaira. Ieyasu was born in Okazaki Castle, and after becoming a hostage at the age of 6, he returned to Okazaki at the age of 19 and became the lord of the castle. In addition to the exhibits inside the castle, don't miss the impressive remains of the Mikawa Samurai Yakata Ieyasu Museum and the remaining walls, earthworks, and stone walls in Okazaki Park.

access

Meitetsu Okazaki Koen Mae Station→10-minute walk

Meitetsu Higashi Okazaki Station→15-minute walk

Nagoya Castle

Construction of Nagoya Castle began in 1610, marking the completion of early modern castle construction techniques that are said to have been established with the construction of Azuchi Castle in 1576. For this reason, the Tokugawa clan invested the latest technology of the time in Nagoya Castle, which was built with prestige. The five-roofed, five-story tower topped with a golden shachi is one of the largest in history, and is a layered tower of the latest type. The Hommaru Palace, with its wall paintings by artists of the Kano school and luxurious decorative metal fittings, is considered to be a representative example of samurai-style Shoin-zukuri architecture.