Tatsuda Nature Park

#thingstodo This is the graveyard of the successive lords of the Hosokawa family. There are memorial towers for Hosokawa Tadaoki, Madame Garasha, and Miyamoto Musashi. There is also a tea room called "'Oishoken" and a "moss garden" made of various types of moss. It is also a place where you can spend some time relaxing in a quiet place. The mountain path surrounding the pond was also covered in moss, and it was nice to take a walk there. Perhaps due to the typhoon, some trees and bamboo had fallen down, and some mountain trails were also off-limits. Taishoji Temple is now the Hosokawa family's Tateda villa following the ordinance for the separation of Shinto and Buddhism. You can see the temple gate from the parking lot. There are four memorial towers for Miyamoto Musashi at the end of the shrine, but you cannot see them because there is a dangerous beehive near Mrs. Garasha's grave and the area around Mrs. Garasha's favorite Tsukubai is off-limits. was.