Nagoya Castle Construction in Keicho 16: Special Lecture Unveiling History
Special lecture "Nagoya Construction in Keicho 16" at Nagoya Castle. Focuses on construction work in Keicho 16, explained by a curator. Free participation (entry fee separate), limited to 35 people. Registration opens Feb 25.
Nagoya Castle will host a special lecture titled "Nagoya Construction in Keicho 16," a must-attend for history enthusiasts.
While the stone walls of Nagoya Castle were completed in Keicho 15 and the keep in Keicho 17, this lecture delves into the construction work carried out in the intervening year, Keicho 16. The speaker, Mr. Dai Imaizumi, a curator from the Nagoya Castle Research Center, will provide detailed explanations of the construction activities during this period.
The venue is the Peacock Room (Kujaku-no-ma) in the Honmaru Palace. Please note that seating will be on zabuton cushions as it is a Japanese-style room, and no desks will be provided.
Participation is free of charge, but the Nagoya Castle entrance fee is required separately. With a capacity of only 35 people, early registration is highly recommended for those interested.
Event Information
- Event Title: Nagoya Construction in Keicho 16
- Date & Time: Saturday, May 2, 2026, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (Reception starts at 9:30 AM)
- Venue: Peacock Room, Honmaru Palace, Nagoya Castle
- Lecturer: Dai Imaizumi (Curator, Nagoya Castle Research Center)
- Fee: Free (Nagoya Castle entrance fee required separately)
- Capacity: 35 people
- Registration: Starting Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 10:00 AM via the O-Nagoya University website
Access Information
- Nearest Stations: JR Nagoya Station / Subway Sakae Station
Don't miss this opportunity to explore the lesser-known history of Nagoya Castle!