Himeji Castle is the best example of a Japanese castle. Surviving to this day is one of 12 Japanese castles that can maintain the original condition and structure. Without ever creating a new one And is the most famous of the 12 houses All of you should know each other very well. Both small and large buildings included 83 houses in the castle grounds Castle defense system Both the windows open for shooting arrows and attacking with guns, including the castle walls All are well preserved. Allowing us to really learn about the true living conditions and how to protect the castle of the people in those days. The most important thing of this castle Not just the building that has survived to the present day But also the ability to renovate and maintain the building in good condition as well With all the necessary factors Making Himeji the first place in Japan That was recorded as a World Heritage Site in 1993.
