
Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle combines Toyotomi origins, Tokugawa fortifications and a 1931 reconstructed keep that has served as a museum since its opening.

Osaka Castle combines Toyotomi origins, Tokugawa fortifications and a 1931 reconstructed keep that has served as a museum since its opening.

Ishikawa Kazumasa was a senior Tokugawa retainer who entered Toyotomi service in 1585 and later advanced Matsumoto’s castle and town development.

Sen no Rikyū was a sixteenth-century tea master whose wabi-cha practice reshaped Japanese tea rooms, utensils, hospitality, and cultural memory.