Shingū Castle is a Japanese castle located in the city of Shingū, southern Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. At the end of the Edo period, Shingū Castle was home to a cadet branch of the Mizuno clan, hereditary karō of Kishū Domain.
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it's a pity that by the time we arrived in the day we could only see the uncles working restless in preparation of hanging up the lanterns for the upcoming crowds to see the blooms of sakura at night! the flowers hadn't bloomed yet! i could imagine the view with all the pink filling up the spaces between the spectators and the skies... remark: one star had been deducted due to having to walk up all the way with a sprained ankle which i got on the 1st day of...
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The place its self isnt that great just a hot ruin without any exciting flare to it, but it really dosent matter, the moment you get up there you are struck with calmness, the view is immaculate and the cold wind even in the summer is so refreshing, believe me when I say that I couldv stayed there for hours just staring at the beautiful view of the city and mountians and enjoying the...
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Well worth a visit. Entry is free. Some good views from the top and plenty of Sakura in season. Castle foundations and walls in remarkably good shape given it was abandoned in 1873. This was a substantial castle and You still get the feel of a significant C16th...
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