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Nanjo City Photo Spot Tamagusuku Castle Ruins (Nanziki)

Two people standing in front of the rock gate, sandwiched between the village mascot dolls Two people standing opposite a rock gate with a heart-shaped hole in it Two people standing with bouquets in front of the railing of the observation deck Grasslands and the sea seen from the observation deck. Mascot dolls in the foreground

Introduction

The Tamako Castle Ruins (a National Historic Site) were built by Amami Mikyo, the god of the beginning of Ryukyu Kingdom, and it is said that the Amami Mikyo descendants, the Tenno clan, were the castle's rulers.

The Tamako Castle Ruins have been a sacred place for the "East Pilgrimage" (Agaru Umai) since the Ryukyu Kingdom era, and are a popular destination for many visitors.
As you climb the stairs, you’ll see a gate that looks like a castle with a hole in the stone, similar to a heart-shaped hole. The view from this hole is spectacular!

Why not take a commemorative photo together with the popular mascot "Nanjii" from Nanjo City to commemorate your memories of the two of you?

Information

Official name:
Nanjo City Photo Spot Tamagusuku Castle Ruins (Nanziki)
Address:
Kadobaru, Tamagusuku, Tamagusuku, Nanjo City, Okinawa 901-0604
Contact:
Business hours:
Parking:
Available (free)

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