Hirado Castle

Castle · Hirado

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This Historic Japanese Castle Is Now Open for Year-Round Stays

"Hirado Castle in Kyushu, Japan, originally built by warlord Shigenobu Matsura in 1599, offers a unique experience with a solitary suite in the Kaiju Yagura Turret. Guests gain exclusive access to the on-site museum and castle grounds, and can enjoy chef-prepared meals in a suite adorned with local materials and art. Activities include martial arts lessons, a 17th-century warrior tea ceremony, and the Hirado Kagura dance. Prices start at $5,500 per night, plus a $400 daily meal fee per person."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/this-historic-japanese-castle-is-now-open-for-year-round-stays

1458 Iwanouecho, Hirado, Nagasaki 859-5121, Japan Get directions

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