Takeda Castle Ruins (Hyogo)

#Domestic Travel Strategy Takeda Castle Ruins is a castle in the sky, also known as the "Machu Picchu of Japan," and its fantastic scenery surrounded by a sea of ​​clouds is its charm. Especially in the early autumn mornings, the scenery of the castle ruins floating in the mist spreads out, attracting many photographers. Although only the stone walls remain of the castle ruins themselves, their magnificent appearance gives you a sense of the history of the Sengoku period. The hiking route to the castle ruins is relatively easy to walk, so you can visit as if you were hiking. There is also a great view spot called "Tatsuunkyo Gorge" in the surrounding area, where you can view the Takeda Castle Ruins from afar. In addition, around Takeda Station, there is a "castle town" where the old-fashioned townscape remains, and you can enjoy local gourmet food while strolling. Takeda Castle Ruins, where you can enjoy both history and spectacular views, is a tourist spot you should visit at least once.