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Japan’s Real Castle In the Sky Offers Epic Views

This is Takeda Castle. It’s located in Hyogo Prefecture. In the sky. As website JCastle points out, the mountain top castle is now ruins, but it’s amazing that in the 15th century, they got all those rocks up the mountain, to 354 meters above sea level. No wonder the castle is called Japan’s Machu Picchu and compared to the famed Studio Ghibli anime Castle in the Sky. The castle was abandoned in 1600, after its last lord committed seppuku. According to Japan Realtime, more and more people are visiting the castle each year. The grounds, JCastle notes, are in good condition, and thankfully, tacky fences haven’t been put up everywhere, which would have ruined the visual tableau. Here are views from the castle. Stunning, no? The best time to go, apparently, is early in the morning to watch the fog cover the mountain, making the castle look like it’s floating in air. Autumn is also popular, because the leaves are changing. If you do happen to visit the castle, be aware that the weather can be unpredictable. Takeda Castle [JCastle] The Mystery of ‘Japan’s Machu Picchu’ [Japan Realtime] 探訪・竹田城跡 雲海に浮かぶ天空の城 [SankeiNews] JAL JAPAN PROJECT 兵庫県 竹田城跡 [JapanAirlinesJp] Photo: rolloutkato To… Read full this story

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