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Tara attractions
Tara attractions
Takezaki Castle
Kinsenji. A temple that once had influence on shrines throughout kyushu.
Takezaki Kanze Onji. A temple
Tara Takezaki Hot Spring. One of the few sources of tourism in modern times
Shirahama beach. Small and littered with sharp shells, yet facilities exist and a sea-center is close by with recreational activities such as jet-skiing
Kenkou no Mori Park ("forest of health"). A fairly large park in the middle of the mountains
Camp Nakayama; Camping ground with cabins (open for a short period each year) and a trail to Mount Tara
Mount Tara (多良岳) and the Tara mountains. Mount Tara is one of the tallest mountains in Kyūshū
Mount Kyoga (経ヶ岳) taller than mount Tara, making it the tallest in the prefecture. It is more readily accessible from Kashima or Ōmura, though a ridgeline exists between it and mount Tara that hikers often use.
Takezaki Castle Ruins. Degraded into not much more than a wall, its purpose was once to be a lookout for invasions from Nagasaki
Takezaki Castle Observatory. A re-creation of the original Takezaki Castle, this tall structure is at the edge of the peninsula overlooking the sea
Lighthouse Ruins. Reduced to a memorial stone
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