Kamegajo Park

[A hidden historical gem backed by a famous peak] 'Kamega Castle Park' where stone walls and cherry blossoms resonate

'Kamega Castle Park', located on the north side of Lake Inawashiro, is the site of the residence of the Inawashiro clan who once ruled this area. While it lacks a flashy main keep, it exudes a genuine sense of weight that has survived the turbulent waves of history. Among the sightseeing spots in Inawashiro, it is one of the top hidden gems where you can escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy 'silence' and 'spectacular views' all to yourself.

■ The moss-covered stone walls and empty moats tell the memories of the Warring States period

The main attraction is the moss-covered stone walls and the massive empty moats that still stand proudly within the park.

• Mysterious allure: The ruins that tell the story of its once impregnable fortress status present a heavy presence that captivates not only hardcore history enthusiasts.
• Rich emotional time: The undulating terrain unique to castle ruins changes the scenery with every step, allowing you to experience a sense of overlapping with the landscapes that the samurai of the time must have gazed upon.

■ The 'frame' that captures the majestic figure of Mount Bandai most beautifully

The biggest reason this park is loved is its overwhelming location with Mount Bandai as the backdrop.

• Three-color contrast: In spring, about 500 cherry blossoms bloom, creating an artistic landscape woven with 'the blue of remaining snow', 'the gray of stone walls', and 'the pink of cherry blossoms'.
• A resting place for the four seasons: With stone walls adorned in autumn colors and a fantastical appearance submerged in winter snow, it is the perfect 'resting place for the heart' to quietly enjoy the changing seasons while avoiding crowds.