Row of cherry blossom trees in the former Enyama Nursery

Tokutan Castle Ruins

An ancient castle fence built by the conquering shogun Bunshiro Watamaro in the early Heian period (around 813). Divided by a rectangular outer wall approximately 350m on each side, it was built for the purpose of pacifying Ezo and controlling the Shiba region, and is a nationally designated historic site. It has been developed as a historical park, and you can see artifacts excavated from the Tokutan Castle ruins at the folklore museum inside the park.

Yahaba Onsen

A simple alkaline spring that began to flow in 1963. Effective for neuralgia, joint pain, chronic digestive diseases, etc. The surrounding area is blessed with magnificent nature, including the Horseshoe Stone, which is said to be the footprint of Minamoto no Yoshiie's favorite horse, Nusakake Falls, and Mt. Namsho.

Cherry blossom trees in Shimizuno

About 100 cherry blossom trees are in full bloom along the 1.5 km long line of Shimizuno cherry blossom trees along the road from Prefectural Route 13 to Enzan Naebatake.