The AR card will be distributed at tourist information offices and related facilities in the city as well as guided tours. But once the app is uploaded, they can also be viewed later. The VR images can only be viewed on site. The Yonago Castle ruins are the first in Tottori Prefecture to feature on the app. StreetMuseum is also available at Matsue Castle and the Izumo Taisha shrine in Shimane Prefecture. In addition, an augmented reality (AR) card allows users to use their smartphones or other devices to view Yonago Castle in its entirety with its two main keeps. They include two main keeps, "nobori-ishigaki" vertically sloped stone walls that form the base, a square-shaped "masugata" gate, the Ninomaru palace and the "Kurogane-gomon" gate. The structures of Yonago Castle in or after the mid-Edo Period (1603-1867) are featured in high-precision 3-D CGI imagery, according to officials at the culture promotion section of the city government.
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The city government, keen to promote the ruins to give tourists a better understanding of how the structures once looked, released digitally reconstructed images in virtual reality (VR) format on a free smartphone app called StreetMuseum that offers six viewing spots across the complex. YONAGO, Tottori Prefecture-All that remains of Yonago Castle, an impressive feudal-era fortress here designated by the government as a historic site, are the hand-hewn stones that form the base.
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