Nagoya Castle Museum

The Nagoya Castle Museum (名護屋城博物館) offers an engaging exploration of the rich history surrounding Nagoya Castle Ruins and the ambitious invasion attempt led by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the late 1500s. Situated directly across from the ruins of the castle, the museum brings to life the cultural exchange between Japan and Korea during this pivotal period. Visitors can delve into a series of exhibits detailing the strategic significance of the castle, Hideyoshi’s military campaign, and the historical interactions between the two nations, providing a deeper understanding of the events that shaped the region’s history.

The museum features a variety of exhibits in Japanese and Korean, with audio guides available in English, Chinese, and Korean for a more comprehensive experience. Visitors can explore displays of ancient artifacts, maps, and detailed dioramas, each designed to illustrate the historical context and cultural impact of the castle and its role in the invasion. Whether you're fascinated by the history of Japan’s military campaigns or the complex dynamics between Japan and Korea, the Nagoya Castle Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the region's cultural and historical heritage.