皇家景观(A royal view)

从草莓日到猫日，甚至蔬菜日，日本都有一系列虚假的节日，这些节日都是“dajare”或文字游戏的巧妙结果。今天的4月6日是日语中城堡的意思，“shiro”来自“shi”（4）和“ro”（6）。因此，城堡的庆典。还有什么比城堡日更好的机会来了解这个国家最大、游客最多的城堡——姬路城堡？这处联合国教科文组织世界遗产可以追溯到1333年，拥有先进的防御设计和五座国宝级建筑。这座城堡也经受住了时间和自然的考验，在第二次世界大战的轰炸和1995年的阪神大地震中幸存下来。此外，近700年的辉煌、当地传说和鬼故事在这座山顶堡垒的83个房间里回荡。你想探索一下吗？
原文：
From Strawberry Day to Cat Day and even Vegetable Day, Japan has a list of faux holidays, which are the clever results of 'dajare' or word plays. Today's date, April 6, makes up the Japanese word for castle, 'shiro' from 'shi' (4) and 'ro' (6). Hence, the celebration of castles. What better opportunity than Castle Day, to learn about the country's largest and most visited castle—Himeji Castle? Dating back to 1333, this UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts an advanced defensive design and five National Treasure structures. The castle has also withstood time and nature's fury, surviving the bombings of World War II and the Great Hanshin earthquake in 1995. In addition, nearly 700 years of glory, local legends and ghost stories reverberate through the 83 rooms of this hilltop fortress. Would you care to explore?
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