
View the castle town of Miharu from the elevated castle ruins
About this spot
These are the ruins of the castle of the Tamura and Akita clans, who ruled Miharu from the Sengoku through Edo periods, familiarly known as "Maizuru Castle Ruins." While the main tower no longer stands, the panoramic view of Miharu's castle town from the main enclosure gives a sense of the strategic location's strength. The entire mountain is developed as a park and is also famous for cherry blossoms; the tree-lined walking paths provide pleasant shade even in summer.
Season & hours
Name: 三春盆踊り
Date & time: 8/15 (Sat)–8/16 (Sun) Time TBA
Venue: 田村郡三春町・大町おまつり道路
三春町の中心部、大町おまつり道路を会場に、2026年8月15日(土)・16日(日)の2日間開かれる地域の盆踊りです。通りにやぐらが組まれ、太鼓のリズムに合わせて浴衣姿の踊り手たちが輪をつくります。城下町として栄えた三春らしく、古い町並みに提灯の灯りが加わることで、昼間とはまた違った情緒ある夜の風景が広がります。滝桜やデコ屋敷、城跡をめぐって三春の歴史と文化にふれた1日の締めくくりに、この地に根づいた盆踊りの温かさを味わいましょう。
Tips
会場周辺は夜間車両の通行に注意が必要な箇所があります。踊りの輪は誰でも自由に参加できます。夜は虫よけがあると快適に過ごせます。
Tips
The path to the main enclosure consists of slopes and stairs, so comfortable walking shoes and drinks are essential. The view from the observation point is an excellent opportunity to see Miharu from above.
Best time to visit
Approximately 50 minutes. As evening approaches, softer sunlight makes the climb easier.
Access & map
963-7759, Fukushima Prefecture, Tamura District, Miharu Town, Omachi
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