Arakawa Plateau and Arakawa Valley

Yokota Castle Ruins

The residence of the Asonuma family, who ruled Tonogo. You can see a panoramic view of the hilly area at the foot of Mt. Takashimizu.

Tonokura no Michi Gallery

A gallery created using a warehouse. There are four rooms, the ``Citizen Gallery'' and ``Creative Activity Room'' where exhibitions and workshops of various collections are held. ``Attic'', which is located in the attic of a warehouse, displays a large number of nostalgic toys and character goods from the Showa era, creating a space where both adults and children can travel back in time. You can also play with domestic and international toys at the attached Toy Library.

Hayachine Shrine

Hayachine Shrine, where the divine spirits of the Tono Sanzan are enshrined, is said to have its origins on June 18, 806, when Fugenbo Ichinomiya was built on the summit of the mountain to enshrine the divine spirits. Currently, the vast precincts are thickly covered with old giant cedar and cypress trees, giving the place an atmosphere of forestry. An annual festival is held on the 18th of July, and the festival is famous for the mikoshi washing process, in which the mikoshi is carried to the nearby Takigawa River and washed while being sprinkled with river water.