The castle was home to
the Ito Clan for 280 years until the beginning of the Meiji Period
after the feudal lord Suketaka Ito took up residence there in 1588. The
castle’s samurai residence still features many stone walls and houses
from the past, allowing visitors to picture how life was back then.
Access
20 minutes by car.
Nearby Attractions
Fishing
The Nichinan Coast offers a variety of different catches depending on the season. Fishing can be …
Koigaura (surfing spot)
Koigaura provides year-round surfing and bustles with many surfers and spectators on …
Michi-no-eki’ Nango
Since its opening, ‘Michi-no-eki’ Nango (‘Nango Roadside Rest Stop’) has enjoyed patronage …
Minato-no-eki Meitsu
This quaint portside location features a restaurant serving up delicious local, fresh seafood and …
Odotsu Swimming Beach
This large cove not only provides fantastic views of Oshima Island, Izakibana and Kokuzojima …
Sakaematsu Swimming Beach
This swimming beach has clear, emerald green water and directly faces a small island known as …
Sunmesse Nichinan
Karuizawa Prince Hotel West.
This theme park is based on a motif of sunshine and the South Seas. The park is characterized by …
Toi Misaki (Cape Toi)
Towering majestically above the ocean, Cape Toi is home to around 90 wild horses known as …
Tropical Dome
The ‘Anettai Sakumotsu Shijo’ (‘Subtropical Produce Support Facility’) conducts testing and …
Udo Shrine
This vibrant, vermilion-lacquered shrine sits within a natural cave facing Hyuganada on the …
Water sports
The Nichinankaigan Nango Prince Hotel is ideally suited to water sports because of its private …
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