Taro Kappa

continuation stone

On top of two rows of stones, on the left side is a huge stone about 7 meters wide, 5 meters deep, and 2 meters thick that acts as a capstone. In the 11th chapter of Tono Monogatari Shui, it says, ``Zokuishi closely resembles what scholars call dolmens these days.'' It is also said that the tombs of ancient people were made of large stones, but Musashibo Benkei There is also a legend that a man got his foot caught and placed a capstone on the base stone.

Tono Furusatomura Nature Museum

Exhibits include specimens of plants and insects that live naturally in Tono, stuffed animals, and photographs.

southern bay

The hayashi of floats used in festivals. Around 1661, Naoe, the 22nd generation head of Tono Nanbu, commissioned a performer to create a town dance that incorporated the characteristics of Tonogo, with reference to Kyoto's Gion Bayashi.