Sightseeing Spots

Tateyama Historical Park (Iwayado Castle Honmaru Ruins)

The castle ruins of a powerful family that ruled this region since ancient times. It is said that Fujiwara Tsunekiyo and his son Kiyohira used it as a fortress in the late Heian period. In addition, an octagonal hall building, Nisei-in (Buddha statue preservation), was built as a facility to honor the achievements of the father and son Tsunekiyo and Kiyohira. You can enjoy the seasonal scenery with cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and maple trees. Nisei-in is usually closed. Open twice a year (May and August).

Forest Beetle Museum

Sagabe

The cliffs and reefs of over 30 sizes on the south side of Taro Bay are a breeding ground for black-tailed black-tailed gulls. Approximately 100,000 black-tailed gulls enter the breeding season from May to August.

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Oshu Kinugawa History Fureai Museum

The exhibition is divided into four zones, centered around a symbol zone with wax dolls reproducing the scene in which Abe Sadato and Minamoto no Yoshiie exchanged poems during the nine-year war, and a complete map of Korokawa Village. ing.

One-day experience workshop

Kinugawa Furusato Nature School

If you spend time doing various things in nature, you may discover something new. Furusato Shizenjuku is a place where everyone can make such discoveries and think about how to live a truly rich life. In addition to a campground with bungalows and cottages, there is also a hands-on learning center where you can try your hand at processing agricultural products, making soba noodles, and woodworking such as bamboo crafts and crafts.

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Pacific War History Museum

The memorial hall, which was opened to pass down the horrors of war, includes facilities such as a memento hall, a war museum, a war library, and an international exchange center.