NAGOYA - The reconstructed main palace of Nagoya Castle, built in 1615 on the orders of the first Tokugawa shogun but destroyed in World War II, was unveiled to the public Friday, allowing visitors to see the lavish rooms the Tokugawa family enjoyed.
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