Onikoshi Sozen Shrine

Takizawa Forest Park/Nature Center

A vast forest park and a bird-watching forest within it. The natural forest, which is a mix of coniferous and broad-leaved trees, is home to a variety of animals, including the fictive flycatcher, great tit, and squirrel, making it a paradise for creatures. Regular nature observation sessions are held on the third Sunday of every month. Binoculars are available for loan for free, so feel free to participate. Nearby are Iwate Prefectural University, Industrial Culture Center, and Umakko Park Iwate.

Mt. Iwate (Takizawa City)

Mt. Iwate, known as "Nanbu Katafuji", has an altitude of 2,038 meters. Mt. Iwate, which is loved by mountain climbing enthusiasts from both within and outside of the prefecture, is home to many alpine plants such as dicentra, chinguruma, and violets. Please come and experience the splendor of the scenery you can see from the top of the mountain.

Takizawa Buried Cultural Properties Center Historical Site Park “Yubuzawa Stone Ring”

The Takizawa Village Buried Cultural Properties Center opened in April 2000 next to the historic park ``Yubunezawa Stone Circle''. Approximately 300 items, including pottery and stone tools excavated from ruins within the village, are openly displayed. The museum is made up of five corners where you can learn about the excavation process and the history of the village. Additionally, for those who require explanations or who wish to touch the artifacts themselves, they can touch and view the exhibits under the guidance of an interpreter. We are offering historical experience courses. 8 types including earthenware making and magatama making