Komoro Castle Ruins and Nostalgic Park

The only castle built in a cave in Japan, Komoro Castle Ruins Kairakuen Park is attractive for its beauty throughout the four seasons. In spring, over 500 cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, and in autumn, you can see colorful autumn leaves. Not only can you enjoy the scenery of historic buildings and nature in harmony, but there are also monuments of cultural figures scattered throughout the park. Additionally, the view from the observation deck overlooking Mt. Fuji is breathtaking. Please come and experience this wonderful scenery for yourself.

The Komoro Castle Ruins Kaitokuen is a historic site known as Japan's only castle built in a hole. Surrounded by beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons, you can explore the castle ruins where many warlords left their footprints, from Takeda Shingen to Tokugawa Hidetada, while enjoying over 500 cherry blossom trees and colorful autumn leaves. In addition, cultural facilities are well-equipped, allowing you to touch upon the rich cultural heritage of the region while strolling around.

The strolling path at Komoro Castle Ruins Koguen Park offers a beautiful landscape surrounded by seasonal flowers. In spring, 500 cherry blossom trees elegantly dance, while in summer, the park transforms into a colorful painting with azaleas and hydrangeas. In autumn, the park is dyed with autumn leaves, and even in winter, its serene and dignified beauty cannot be ignored. With high historical value and abundant nature, why not spend a pleasant time at this place?

The Municipal Komoro Art Museum, located in the Komoro Castle Ruins Kaidokoen, is a special place where the local art and culture thrive. Along with the lush green gardens, the museum displays works by artists from Komoro and valuable cultural assets, providing visitors with a deep sense of emotion. The art world experienced in the charming building is a must-see!

From the castle walls of Komoro Castle Ruins Koa Koen, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the changing seasons. The scenery is like a picture scroll woven by the red and yellow trees, the structure of the castle that overlooks the cliffs and terraced fields of the Chikuma River, and the historic stone walls covered in moss that overlook Mt. Asama. All of these elements harmonize to truly soothe the hearts of visitors.