Result page 5: Most reviewed Historical landmarks in Waga County to visit (Updated November, 2023)

Kojima Jeans Street

Business park

Shopping streets with Japanese-style stores & modern boutiques selling designer jeans brands.

3.80 (2K reviews)

Amagasaki Castle

Castle

Visitors can explore the remains & reconstructed walls of this Edo-era castle built in 1617.

3.90 (1.9K reviews)

Asahi lighthouse park Soshiki

Observation deck

Small, 1950s lighthouse on a headland, with views of the Pacific Ocean & Mt. Fuji in the distance.

4.10 (1.9K reviews)

Tsuyama Castle

Castle

Stone remains of a 1600s castle in a hilltop park famed for its annual cherry blossom festival.

4.20 (1.9K reviews)

Saga Castle Park

Park

👍👍 Nice atmosphere and free entrance

4.10 (1.8K reviews)

Akashi Castle Ruins

Castle

17th-century castle in a park, with an observation deck open for views of the city.

4.00 (1.8K reviews)

Ozu Castle

Castle

Quaint, 14th-century castle, much of which was rebuilt in 2004, offering scenic river views.

4.10 (1.8K reviews)

Hirado Castle

Castle

Restored hilltop castle from the 18th century, with a museum & views across the Hirado Strait.

3.90 (1.8K reviews)

Ikuno Silver Mine

Historical landmark

In operation since 807 AD, this silver mine now features tours, an educational center & a museum.

4.20 (1.8K reviews)

Sumoto Castle Ruins

Castle

Partly restored remains of a stone castle complex with 16th-century origins on a rocky crag.

4.00 (1.8K reviews)

Earthquake Heritage Arahama Elementary School

Historical landmark

👍👍 A must-see. Remarkably well-preserved, free entry, and has information pamphlets in multiple languages. An important reminder of the tragic and heroic stories that arose from the 3.11 disaster, and the incredible resilience of the local communities. There’s also valuable information on disaster prev...

4.50 (1.7K reviews)