There are two shrines under the Inuyama Castle, one is the Sanko Inari Shrine, and the other is the Seiko Shrine. From these two shrines, it is the gate of Inuyama Castle. Inari Shrine has a long row of red bird houses, much more beautiful than the needle net shrine next door. Secretly telling you, Sanguang Inari Shrine has a money laundering shrine in front of the Tori, and you can wash your own coins with spring water. It is said that the money washed in the shrine spring water will double the money. Many Japanese people go to the special money laundering shrine to launder money for a good sign. It is quite superstitious to see Japanese people like this. The castle tower in Inuyama Castle is one of the twelve ancient celestial guards in Japan, and the style is the oldest. It is also known as "the four national treasures of Japan" with Kushiro Castle, Matsumoto Castle and Hikone Castle. Although not as gorgeous as some of the castles of later generations, there is no such excitement as the Nagoya Castle in Osaka, but the quaint stone sarcophagi, the pillars and the steep steps all give a heavy sense of history. Take off your shoes at the door, the corridor inside is narrow and narrow, only to the platform of each floor, it is wide. Climb to the penultimate floor with photos and maps of 47 famous cities in Japan. On the Internet, it is the top floor. There is a wooden floor on the outside of the top floor that allows you to go out and enjoy the scenery. But, however. . . The fence is super short and there is no protection. The wind is a little bigger. It is so scary to blow people. Slowly stick to the wall and relax, only to see the vast scenery outside. Kisokawa, Dasan, and the high-rise modern buildings of Nagoya in the distance are vividly in sight.