You Only Live Twice
Himeji Castle
The ninja training sequence was shot in these grounds in 1966; the keep is a World Heritage site and Japan's finest surviving castle.
Getting there: Kyōguchi Stn · 19 min walk
You Only Live Twice, Kagemusha, Musashi and 9 places in all, from 9 titles, inside 2.4 km.
The ninja training sequence was shot in these grounds in 1966; the keep is a World Heritage site and Japan's finest surviving castle.
Getting there: Kyōguchi Stn · 19 min walk
One of the three castles standing in for Takeda strongholds; the film's massed cavalry musters below the keep.
Getting there: Himeji Stn (JR Sanyo Main Line) · 19 min walk
The castle where the young Musashi is hung in the keep by the priest Takuan in the story's opening; the white keep is the drama's first image.
Getting there: Himeji Stn (JR Sanyo Main Line) · 19 min walk
The white keep used for the clan castle in the film's late-Edo intrigue.
Getting there: Himeji Stn (JR Sanyo Main Line) · 19 min walk
Named as a place whose view calls the walls to mind. A hilltop park in Himeji with a rotating observation deck.
Getting there: Tegarayamaheiwakōen Stn · 5 min walk
The castle Kanbei's family served at and that he later rebuilt the plan of; the drama's home ground.
Getting there: Himeji Stn (JR Sanyo Main Line) · 19 min walk
A stop on the westward journey of the film, with the castle straight down the avenue.
Getting there: Himeji Stn · 1 min walk
The white keep and its linked towers — a National Treasure and World Heritage site.
Getting there: Kyōguchi Stn · 19 min walk
The National Treasure keep nicknamed the White Heron Castle, a World Heritage site.
Getting there: Kyōguchi Stn · 19 min walk