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Founded in Genroku 2 (1689). Thick-yaki egg (1600 yen ~), which was conceived to be presented to the lords of the Johi clan, is sweet like a dessert. Sugar and mirin are added to the egg, and then carefully backfired, and then carefully baked.
It is a half-bow that is transmitted to the Yufei clan, and is called a quarter-and-a-half, from the field of fire to the point, four-shaku-five-shaku and four-shaku-five-minute, all four-quarter. During the Warring States period, it was a feasting for warlords, during the Edo period it was held among the samurai, and after the Meiji era it has been held as entertainment among the common people. The instructor will teach you how to play, so even beginners can feel free to enjoy it. If you hit the target, you will get a souvenir, so try to aim and shoot.
Exhibits include the remains of the Meiji diplomatic palace, Jutarō Komura, who laid the cornerstone of modern diplomacy in Japan; and drawings that recreate what the Portsmouth Conference wanted to see when the museum opened in 1993.
It is transmitted as the land of Tian Sun Deshing in Hyuga Fengji. There is also Futami Shrine in the middle. A mountain that is located on the border with Gokase-cho, and has been said to be a mountain where Qiongwok-ki-ki-ki [Nii-no-ko] has been descended. It is called Futamiyama because the two mountains, Odake and Nedake, are united.
Takanabe Castle was also called Maizuru Castle because of its terrain resembling the fluttering figure of a crane. During the Edo period, it was the residence of the Akizuki clan of the Takanabe clan, but it is now maintained as a historic site park. In the garden, there are "Takanakamachi Historical Archives" and "Kōjitei Hanare", which is a restored residence of the Akizuki family 11th-generation Tōjiki Tree, and about 500 Yoshino cherry trees bloom in the spring, which attracts a large number of flower visitors every year.
It's a home swimming beach. It's convenient to have rest facilities and concession stands. There's also an auto campsite nearby, which is especially popular with families.
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