Tsukui Castle, also known as the Negoya Mountain Castle, was built in the mid-16th century. In Taisho 18 (1590), it is said that it fell to the Toyotomi-Tokugawa military, and now it's been turned into a historical park. The Kawajiri Stone Age ruins are the remains of a settlement from the middle to the later half of the Jomon period. This is a course rich with history.
Add to trip planner 1At the center of the park, there is a park center that serves as both a management office as well as an exhibition facility Remnants of the castle during the Warring States Period can be found throughout the park. At the 水の苑地, you can find a fountain and at the 花の苑地, you can find a garden terrace with herbs and perennial plants. Photos provided by: Sagamihara Tourism Association
More detailsAs the name (Sagami no mae) tells you, this is a Japanese shop that prides itself on using seasonal ingredients such as hand-made soba and using fresh fish from Manazuru.
More detailsHere you can find the ruins of a village that traces back to the middle to late Jomon period. There are various kinds of remains as well as relics made from gravel stones.
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