51.Okayama-jō | Quick postcard painting using only 8 watercolor paints | Japan travel

51.Okayama-jō | Quick postcard painting using only 8 watercolor paints | Japan travel

Welcome to my watercolor postcard channel! Here, I will use only 8 watercolor paints to create beautiful landscapes and sights of Kyoto and Japan. My goal is to make watercolor painting enjoyable for everyone through portable, quick, and simple techniques.

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Coordinates 34°39′54.65″N 133°56′9.79″E
Location: Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture
Brief History: Okayama Castle was originally built by Ukita Hideie starting in 1597 and completed in 1603. It is famous for its distinctive black exterior, earning it the nickname “Ujo” (Crow Castle). Most of the castle was dismantled during the Meiji era, but the main keep was reconstructed after World War II. Today, Okayama Castle is a popular tourist destination, showcasing historical artifacts and offering beautiful views of the city.