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A small park that bears its name because Sekijuku was located at a distance of Hyakuroku from Edo. It is located within an old townscape, and includes a resting place of the Tōya-style and a watering hole that mimics a well. There is also an observation deck, "Kazeki-tei", which offers a panoramic view of the town of Seki.

The east-west entrance of the old highway, which spans about 1.8km east-west, is Oiwake. The east Oiwake is a junction between the Tōkaidō and the Isekidō, and the Otorii, which still remains today, is the one to worship the Ise Shrine. At the time of the Imperial Palace once in 20 years, the Torii of Ujibashi Minami-Fumi will be taken over and relocated. Nishi-Oiwake is a junction between the Tōkaidō and the Yamato-Iga Kaido, where stone monuments from the Genroku period remain.

Sekijuku, which flourished as a transportation hub in the 47th post town of Tōkaidō, and the 1.8km town line, which was also designated as the national important traditional buildings preservation area, retains the old-fashioned form of the post town.

Kameyama's Nameka Confectionery, which has been handed down since the end of the Edo period. 10 pieces of Kamenoo, made from paste made from red beans from Hokkaido, and good quality mochi rice.

A candle shop directly operated by Kameyama Lohusok, which boasts the largest candle production in the country. It is located on the "Kameyama Rosok Town" site and is Kameyama Rosok's largest flagship store. There are about 1500 kinds of original products such as aroma candles, candlesticks, and interior miscellaneous items in the store, so you can enjoy shopping in the mysterious space of candle objects lighting. In addition to fragrant aromatic candles, fine silk glasses with candle holders whose motifs fluctuate when lit, original goods limited to this store are also recommended. "Akari MUSEUM" is also attached.

It is flanked by "Kameyama Sunshine Park", a lush green prefectural park surrounding Takatsuka Pond, and is the only parking area in Mie Prefecture with a highway oasis. It is a PA where you can enjoy the local gourmet of Mie, and the recommendation is "Matsusaka meat beef bowl" which is a little luxury. A special gem to make one by one after receiving the order. The charm is that you can taste a 100% Matsusaka beef beef bowl purchased from Asaya in Tsu City, famous for Matsusaka beef, at a reasonable price. In addition to being equipped with a smart IC that can be used 24 hours a day, there is also a "Platto Park" (7:30 to 20:30) where you can get in and out of general roads.

PA where you can enjoy the local gourmet of Mie. Recommended is "Matsusaka beef bowl". A gem that cost both labor and cost to make one by one after receiving the order. The charm is that you can taste a 100% Matsusaka beef beef bowl purchased from Asaya in Tsu City, famous for Matsusaka beef, at a reasonable price. In addition, "Ise Mi Ina Pork Ginger Grilled Set Meal" is also recommended. In addition to the "Ministop", which is open 24 hours, the line is connected to the line by an overpass bridge dedicated to automobiles, and the adjacent "Kameyama Sunshine Park" is available. Smart ICs and "Plat Park" which can be used 24 hours a day are also provided.

In the old days, a tree was planted in one village at a time on the highway, making it a landmark for the path. Nomura Ichiritsuka is the only extant of the 12 Ichiritsuka locations in the prefecture, and is planted with a giant 400-year-old muku tree, a state-designated historic site.

It is alleged that Nihon Taketoshi came to an end at Kameyama on the way back of the Tōsei, and his soul turned into a swan and headed for Yamato. This tomb in the northeastern part of the city is reportedly the land of Mikoto's tomb, with shrines and parks.

A castle built by Okamoto Yoshikatsu in Tensho 18 (1590). It used to have five curved rings, lined with towers and gates. At present, only the multi-gate tower is left on the stone wall, but the appearance of the former is remembered on the beautiful stone wall. After about a year and a half of "Heisei no Dai-no-Repairs", the Tamon-Kon was restored to its appearance in the late Edo period. In addition, as the only remaining Edo period castle building in Mie Prefecture, it is designated as a historical site of Mie Prefecture and a tangible cultural property of Mie Prefecture.