Description
Himeji Castle, which represents Japan, was built by Terumasa Ikeda, the wife of Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa, in 1601 with the start of construction in 1601 and with 9 years and 50 million personnel. It is a typical building of the Momoyama period. It is a simultaneous castle tower consisting of a five-story seven-storied large castle tower and three small castle towers. Combined with the outer wall of the total plaster basket, 38 buildings and 21 gates
The castle was preserved as it was at that time, and it is not only the best castle remains in Japan, but also has great tourist value along with the history of castle architecture. It took eight years to carry out the dismantling work by modern science and technology while keeping the strangeness of this composition, and the repair was completed in June 1964.
It is rich in legends and stories, and is a versatile castle that appears in Bancho Sarayashiki’s Kikuido, Senhime’s Decorative Turret, and even Miyamoto Musashi.
Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly may be required.
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