Introducing KameyamaCity [Ginkgo biloba and autumn leaves at Tamon Yagura, former Kameyama Castle]♪

It is located on top of a high stone wall called the castle tower, and is said to have been built around 1632.
It is designated as a prefectural historic site as the only existing castle structure in Mie Prefecture, and after undergoing the ``Heisei Major Repairs'' that began in August 2011 and lasted approximately one and a half years, it was restored to its appearance in the late Edo period.

The building is made of white stucco with fire prevention in mind, and is characterized by its Nagaya style (Tamon/Tamon = Nagaya style).

Please also check out the sightseeing spot information in Mie♪

Old Kameyama Castle Tamonyagura | Tourist spots | Sightseeing in Mie (Kanko Mie)

The colors deepen from mid-November, and the best time to see them is around the end of November.

*Depending on the rain and wind, the colors may start to fall as soon as they start to change.

*If you want to take a picture with Tamon Yagura, it will be on the sidewalk, so please be careful of pedestrians and bicycles.

*November 21st is the best time to see them♪

●Location
576-1 KameyamaCity 519-0152

●Access
Approximately 15 minutes walk from Kameyama Station on the JR Kansai Main Line
Approximately 15 minutes by car east from Kameyama IC on the Higashi-Meihan Expressway

●Opening hours
Saturdays, Sundays, holidays
From 10am to 4pm
Free admission
*If you do not want to go inside, you can view it from outside regardless of the date and time.

●Parking lot
Free, 3 spaces (same as yagami)

●Contact information
KameyamaCity Tourism Association 0595-97-8877

This time we introduced the autumn leaves of the former Kameyama Castle Tamon Yagura◎

It is a spot that photographers visit every year as the ginkgo trees grow tall and colorful. This year, there are some places where the flowers have started to fall before they change color, so we recommend that you go to see them when they start to change color.