The Historic Takamatsu Castle Ruins.

The Historic Takamatsu Castle Ruins (Takamatsu-jōato) are located in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, and have been maintained as Tamamo Park. This park is situated where Takamatsu Castle once stood, and remnants such as the castle's ruins, stone walls, and earthworks are preserved. Takamatsu Castle was built during the Warring States period and flourished in the Edo period as the residence of the ruling Matsudaira family. However, the castle was dismantled following the castle abolition order of the Meiji era, and now visitors can see its remains. Tamamo Park is beloved by locals and tourists alike as a place where one can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the changing seasons and historical heritage. The park also houses cultural facilities such as the Takamatsu City Museum of Art and the Matsudaira family mausoleum, serving as a hub for cultural dissemination. Tamamo Park, which allows visitors to experience the history and ambiance of Takamatsu Castle, is a source of local pride and a beloved tourist attraction visited by many.