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The romantic myth of “Niniginomikoto and Konohanasakuyahime meeting and being united” remains, and it is called the "sacred place of encounter". The observatory commands a panoramic view of downtown Nobeoka, and was the first in Miyazaki Prefecture to be selected as one of Japan's “Night View Heritage” and the only one to be recognized as one of Japan's "One Hundred Great Lights of the Moon".

The Nobeoka Castle Ruins is a historical site in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, where Nobeoka Castle was once built. Nobeoka Castle was built in the early Edo period and stood on a hill. Today, the ruins of the castle tower retain the vestiges of the castle and are a popular tourist attraction. From the ruins of the castle tower, a panoramic view of the city of Nobeoka and the surrounding natural landscape can be seen, which, along with the historical background, leaves a deep impression on visitors. The ruins of the castle have a well-maintained walking trail, which visitors can enjoy while experiencing the local history.

Founded in 1967 by the then 24-year-old owner, this is a long-established Japanese confectionery in Nobeoka City, Miyagi Prefecture. In addition to numerous local famous Japanese confections born out of love for their hometown, they have also worked hard through trial and error to create low-sugar confections that even those who need to restrict their sugar intake can eat with peace of mind. The popular product “Yokan Hitori Yuzu” won the top prize in the “MIYAZAKI FOOD AWARD 2020,” and its single-serving size is highly regarded as considerate. It makes a perfect souvenir, and shaved ice and other items are also sold in the store. It is the perfect place to stop by and take a break during your trip.

Ryokan "Kami-Gakure" is a long-established ryokan that has been in operation for over 90 years, with only eight guest rooms, all of which are independent, allowing guests to enjoy a luxurious and private space. All rooms are equipped with a private bath, and the bath water is made of sacred water drawn from the Falls in the Takachiho Gorge. The cuisine is also using ingredients from the local Takachiho area in abundance. Enjoy a special moment with your loved ones.