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Bitchu Matsuyama Castle is a yamashiro (mountain castle) in Okayama, Japan, notable for being the highest altitude castle in the country to retain its original historical main keep.
Matsuyama Castle is a historic hilltop fortress in Ehime, Japan, built starting in 1603 by daimyo Kato Yoshiaki, famous for retaining its original main keep and defensive turrets.
Kochi Castle is a Japanese hilltop fortress completed in 1611 by Yamanouchi Kazutoyo, famous as one of only twelve castles in the country to survive with its original main keep intact.
Odawara Castle is a feudal stronghold in Kanagawa, Japan, that historically served as the primary base for the powerful Late Hojo clan during the Sengoku period of the 16th century.
Built in 1597 by daimyo Ukita Hideie, Okayama Castle is a prominent Japanese fortress widely known as the Crow Castle due to its distinctive black-painted exterior walls and roof tiles.
A Japanese castle in Hiroshima built in the 1590s by feudal lord Mōri Terumoto, destroyed by the atomic bomb in August 1945, and reconstructed in 1958 as a history museum.
Established by Minamoto no Yoritomo in 1192, the Kamakura Shogunate was the first feudal military government in Japan, marking the rise of the samurai warrior class.
