Overview
Its top storey overhangs the one below - the 'Chinese style' keep - beside a reconstructed shoin and garden.
About this place
Kokura Castle (Japanese: 小倉城, Hepburn: Kokura-jō) is a five-story castle in Kitakyushu, Japan. A castle was first built at the current site in 1569. Construction of a more substantial replacement commenced in 1602 under the direction of daimyo Tadaoki Hosokawa. As of 2021, Kokura Castle had the 6th tallest castle keep among existing Japanese castles.
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Founded / opened：1602 Highlights / collection：Karazukuri keep, Garden of the Ogasawara school Genre：Architecture
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