Explore the remains of a seaside castle, where seawater still fills the moats and historic buildings overlook the Seto Inland Sea.

Tamamo Park preserves the site of Takamatsu Castle, once home to the Matsudaira lords of the Takamatsu Domain. Walk beside the seawater moats and discover surviving structures such as Ushitora Turret and Tsukimi Turret, along with the garden of Hiunkaku, while learning about the history of the castle and port city.

Three highlights of Tamamo Park

1. 1. Walk beside the seawater moatsThe moats, fed directly by the Seto Inland Sea, are one of Takamatsu Castle’s most distinctive features. Take time to enjoy the reflections of the stone walls on the water.
2. 2. Explore castle remains and gardensFollow the route through Ushitora Turret, Tsukimi Turret, Mizute Gate, Hiunkaku, and other historic features to experience the atmosphere of an early-modern Japanese castle.
3. 3. Combine your visit with Takamatsu Station and the portThe park is within walking distance of Takamatsu Station, making it easy to pair with a harbor stroll, an island ferry trip, local food, or art in the city center.

Official information and directions

Check the official Takamatsu City websiteGet directions on Google Maps

Quick access guide

*Opening hours differ between the West and East Gates. Check the official website for seasonal hours and temporary notices before visiting.

Nearby attractions

• ・Kagawa MuseumThis cultural institution adjoins the east side of Tamamo Park. After exploring Kagawa’s history and art, continue to the castle ruins for a fuller appreciation of Takamatsu.
• ・Takamatsu Port and Sunport TakamatsuWalk along the waterfront promenade and visit observation spots overlooking the islands of the Seto Inland Sea. The area is also convenient before or after taking a ferry or traveling to the islands.
• ・Central TakamatsuContinue to the city center, where shopping arcades and restaurants make it easy to combine Sanuki udon, local cuisine, and shopping into a full day.