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Roadside station Kakekawa, located along National Highway No. 1 Nisaka Bypass, is a popular spot where many large long-distance drivers also come to the store. The produce direct sales shop sells items of the four seasons, which are evaluated in the essential parts of the food, such as umami, as well as fresh, safe, and safe, with the name of the producer and the home phone number specified, "There is a good thing", it features an assortment of products that is said to be "worth buying". In restaurants, convenience stores, and handmade workshops, there are tororo soup, daily set meals, pound cakes, hataki rice cakes, ham and cheese, and large-format grilling with plenty of fresh eggs is also popular.

You can watch the grand piano at the factory of the instrument manufacturer Yamaha. With modern technology and traditional skills that have been inherited for 100 years, the way the piano is made is a masterpiece. In addition, there are a number of instruments in the Harmony Plaza showroom, which can actually be tested. People who have played the piano or not can enjoy it.

Museum run by Nemunoki Gakuen. There are two houses, "Acorn" and "Nemunoki Green in", which display individuality-filled works by the garden students. There is also the Yoshiyuki Junnosuke Literature Hall, and the attached tea room "Wasshin-an" is served by a garden student on fire, wood, Saturday and Sunday, and at 13:00-15:30 on a public holiday (reception is ~ 15:00). 700 yen for light brown and sweets.

Kakegawa Municipal Art Museum located within Kakegawa Castle Park. The collection mainly contains more than 2340 pieces of modern crafts such as tobacco tools and sword orthotics from the Edo period, and about 45 pieces of Japanese paintings such as Ito Fukasui and Yokoyama Taikan. It holds a planned exhibition seven times a year. Take 30 minutes. * Pet entry is not allowed.

A collection of about 70 items, including stained glass from the 19th century British Victorian period, and about 10 items, including French rose windows. There are two display methods: natural light that changes the expression in time of day and weather, and LED lighting built into the wall. Delicate lines, the fineness of the shadows, the vivid colors and gradations, etc. Shooting is also OK without using flash.

Adjacent to the Shiseido Art House, it introduces the history of corporate culture since its inception (1872). You can reunite with nostalgic products from the time of its inception to the modern era, such as posters, product packages, and TV commercials.

The gardens of the Shimizu family, who thrived by running a kaifune-kaiya and serving as a clan's Warrant. The garden, which is centered on a pond filled with clear springs of water, with trees such as pine trees and maple and Tsukiyama, is said to be a typical excursion garden of the Edo period. You can take a break with tea with confectionery (510 yen) at Suisui-tei, a sukiya-style house facing the pond.

Shoya-yashiki "Kamozou", which continues from the Momoyama period, and a flower irises garden spread in front of the gate. From the beginning of May to the end of June, about half a million irises of about six species bloom against the background of white walls, Tozo, and Nagayamon. The original hydrangea exhibition will be held in the greenhouse from late April, and the diamond lily will be in full bloom during November.

It was said that "the one that wins Takatenjin will win the far state". Yamashiro, which boasts a strong base of East Kaiichi, in the final battlefield where the two Tokugawa and Takeda fought a battle during the Warring States period.

Kakekawa Castle, also known as Kazutoyo Yamauchi was the castle owner until shortly after the Battle of Sekigahara. In 1994, it was restored as Japan's first "authentic wooden castle", and celebrated the 30th anniversary of its restoration in the year of Reiwa 6 (2024), as it was called the "Great Castle of the Tokai". Around Kakegawa Castle, you can enjoy the early blooming Kakegawazakura (Kakegawa Sakura), the Yoshino cherry tree, the weeping cherry tree, and the colorful lilies. Japan's 100 famous castles certified. Kakegawa Castle Palace is an important cultural property of the country.