A typical day in Nagoya:
Traveling on a train with a group of students carrying japanese longbows (大弓, daikyū, lit. large bow), meeting various warriors (incl. their female fans) and working with 800°C aluminium live at a museum.
Nothing special, nothing to see. Just a normal day!
This guy with the funny hat is Katō Kiyomasa. We recognized him as we recently saw a likely identical statue in Kumamoto!
Kiyomasa was born in Nagoya and was one of the builders of Nagoya Castle. As a result of his military successes, he received land and Kumamoto Castle, which he rebuilt. Many of the walls of both castles still stand today, although most of the buildings are gone.
#KatoKiyomasa #HigoNoKami #NagoyaCastle #Nagoya #Aichi #Japan
ブログ書きました！ 
名古屋城🏯のお掘りの鹿🫎を増やすことに疑問 https://kyu3.blog.jp/2025-07-04_10396368.html
Title: Nagoya Castle (c.1920s-1930s)
Artist: Uehara Konen
https://www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/en/ #ShinHanga #Art #UeharaKonen #Taisho #Showa #Autumn #Nagoya #NagoyaCastle #Sunset #Japan
Title: Nagoya Castle (1931)
Artist: Hasui Kawase
https://www.nagoyajo.city.nagoya.jp/en/ #HasuiKawase #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #Summer #NagoyaCastle #Nagoya #Japan
Title: Nagoya Castle
Artist: Koitsu Tsuchiya
#KoitsuTsuchiya #ShinHanga #Art #Spring #CherryBlossoms #Hanami #Sakura #NagoyaCastle #Nagoya #Japan
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