Daishiro Park

At Daishiro Park in Matsukawa Town, if you visit in the spring, you'll be captivated by the beautiful landscape of about 5000 brilliant Kirishima azaleas in full bloom. The park is also home to the remains of Takeda-shi's castle-building techniques, such as earthen embankments and moats. Known as Oshima Castle Ruins, there are also remnants of the time, such as an old well, that allow you to reminisce about the past. This magnificent scenery is definitely worth seeing at least once!

Taijo Park is a historic site where the remnants of Oshima Castle from the Warring States period and a well site can be found. This castle, built by the powerful Oshima clan, has impressively preserved complex dry moats and earthen ramparts, giving visitors a sense of the Koshu-style castle construction technique. In spring, about 5,000 Kirishima azaleas bloom all at once, adding to the park's charm. Why not enjoy a time travel experience at Taijo Park, which invites all visitors to the good old days?

The biggest attraction of Taisha Park is the Maruhorsei surrounded by a double crescent moat. This beautiful shape, born from the Koshu-style castle building technique, invites visitors to step back in time. It is the same size as the Suwahara Castle in Shimada City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and its grandeur is also a highlight. It is also known as a sturdy and impregnable castle, so why not visit and see for yourself?

At Taijo Park, there are plenty of activities for families to enjoy! There are playground equipment that children will love and a miniature golf course. It's also a great place for history buffs, as you can see the remains of Takeda's castle-building techniques. After playing to your heart's content in the spacious park, it might be nice to enjoy a picnic while taking in the beautiful scenery. Be sure to visit at least once!

Taishi Park's attractive feature is its walking course where you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons. In spring, about 5,000 Kirishima azaleas bloom all at once, creating a beautiful landscape. There are also historical attractions such as the remains of the Koshu-style castle construction technique and the Oshima Castle site. Families can also enjoy the plaza playground and the mallet golf course! Please come and experience this wonderful park for yourself!