A small, projecting in the center of the coast of Takahama-cho, a park that maintained the entire peninsula. Where Takahama Castle was built during the Muromachi period, the site of the Honmaru remains. Eight natural caves, known as Hachinana no Kishatsu, are scattered throughout the park. Among them, there is a famous mirror cave that is large enough to allow a small boat to pass through, and there is a promenade where you can see the view of the cave and rock formations from the entrance of the park.

The ancient temple stands on the middle of the mountain of Aoba with a view of Wakasa Bay. Datong Year (806 ~) It was reportedly founded by Taisō [Taichō] by Emperor Heijo's Imperial Court. The main statue of the main temple, which is laid to rest in the main hall of the house (Important Cultural Property), and the statue of the gumgo wrestler (Important Cultural Property) of the mountain gate, which is made by Tankei, are both from the Kamakura period. Gōbonson will be released to the public at the "Ninna-ji Exhibition" held at the National Museum of Tokyo from January to March 2018 at the Secret Buddha.

Facilities where you can enjoy a variety of hot baths, including bubble baths, Finnish saunas, and salt saunas. The open-air baths of natural ore hot springs are also popular. They are attached to the roadside station Seaside Takahama.