Like Osaka Castle, Nagoya Castle was also reconstructed after being set ablaze by firebombs during World War Two. It really is a shame that there are very few original structures outside of Kyoto.
posted by Tom at 9:44 PM
Monday, August 08, 2005
Like Osaka Castle, Nagoya Castle was also reconstructed after being set ablaze by firebombs during World War Two. It really is a shame that there are very few original structures outside of Kyoto.
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1 Comments:
I like this, it reminds me of my favorite Jap. Rest. here in the States. Yumm.
-Lin-
9:57 PM, August 08, 2005
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