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Day 2 of our August 2019 castle getaway was spent in about 40' C weather in Nagoya. We started early with an early morning tour of parts of the Sannomaru on the way to the visit the palace. I had never been to this area before so the huge trenches and stonework remains were impressive. Especially the stone walls near the Prefectural Library had many kokuin to search out and photograph. On the [[Nagoya Castle]] page I added a new photo gallery for this walk around the [[Nagoya Castle - Sannomaru Compound|Sannomaru]]. I also replaced or added about 20 photos to the [[Nagoya_Castle_Honmaru_Palace|Honmaru Palace]] album. The last day of this Aichi castle getaway took me to [[Asuke Castle]], one of the few accurately reconstructed mountaintop castles. It's well maintained and they were in the process of replacing some of the fencing and fixing up some of the buildings when we were there. The kind gentleman at the entrance also gave me some local maps to other castles in the area so you'll probably see me back there again some day. Following [[Asuke Castle]] I dropped by [[Okazaki Castle]] on the way back to Tokyo. I wish had more time here ! The stone walls and huge moat around the honmaru are impressive indeed.
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