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The ruins of Takamatsu Castle, one of Japan’s three major water castles (castles surrounded by the sea and using seawater for the moat), have been opened as a park. In the moat connected to the sea, the “Castle Boat Experience” where you can enjoy sightseeing on a wooden boat is popular. You can enjoy seeing the castle ruins from the water and experience feeding Thai fish while swimming in the moat.
What are the highlights of “Takamatsu Castle Ruins Tamamo Park”?
is home to Hiunkaku, which was rebuilt to serve as the castle lord’s villa and state guesthouse. It is a beautiful building that is a nationally designated important cultural property and is a fusion of Japanese tradition and Western technology. It faces a “karesansui garden” that uses stones, rocks, sand, etc. to create a landscape of mountains and water, and is currently rented out and used for tea parties. Hiunkaku, a friendly park where you can enjoy boat tours and civic events Open to the public January 1st-3rd, May 5th Free admission 3D Viewer Castle boat experience fee Adults: 500 yen | Children: 300 yen Duration 30 minutes Operating hours 10:00-15:30 Beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom “Spring Tamamo Park” Cherry blossom illumination Dates Late March – early April Opening hours 17:30-20:00
Please come and experience the charm of being called “one of Japan’s three major water castles floating on the sea”.
Takamatsu Castle Ruins 3 points to enjoy Tamamo Park to its fullest
① Best time to visit
Spring cherry blossoms and autumn foliage are especially popular. The snow-covered castle tower in winter is also quaint and beautiful.
② Suggested time needed
Estimated stay time is 1.5 to 2 hours. To make the most of your visit, we recommend allowing a little extra time.
③ What to bring
Basic information about Takamatsu Castle Ruins Tamamo Park
How to access Takamatsu Castle Ruins Tamamo Park
Located in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. You can visit by public transportation + foot from Takamatsu Airport or major stations, or by car.
Takamatsu Castle Ruins Nearby sightseeing spots that you should visit in conjunction with Tamamo Park
Takamatsu City and nearby areas are dotted with attractive spots that you should visit along with Takamatsu Castle Ruins and Tamamo Park.
Frequently asked questions about Takamatsu Castle Ruins Tamamo Park
Q1. Can I climb up to the castle tower?
If you have an existing castle tower where you can experience history, you can climb the steep stairs to the top floor.
Q2. How much is the admission fee?
Please check the basic information. There may be additional charges for some buildings and museums within the castle.
Q3. Is there a parking lot?
There are parking lots around the castle. Consider public transportation as it tends to be full during the tourist season.
Q4. When is the best time to see cherry blossoms?
Late March to early April is usually the best time. Sometimes the cherry blossoms are illuminated at night.
Summary｜Takamatsu Castle ruins Tamamo Park, a must-see when visiting Takamatsu City
Tamamo Park, the ruins of Takamatsu Castle, is home to “one of Japan’s three major water castles floating on the sea.” When visiting Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, be sure to include it in your schedule. An unforgettable journey awaits you, where you can experience the spectacular scenery, local food, and culture unique to Setouchi.
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