Ozu Attractions

Ozu Castle offers a stunning view of the city and Hijikawa River. Built in the 1300s and rebuilt in 2004, it showcases exhibits on Ozu’s history and features rare flanking turrets. A must-see in Ozu!

Garyu Sanso, a traditional villa by the Hijikawa River, offers a serene escape. Built in 1907, it features beautiful gardens, intricate architecture, and stunning views from its thatched-roof houses.

Omoide Warehouse in Ozu is a retro museum that immerses visitors in the Showa Period. Explore vintage items, from Coca-Cola bottles to toys, and step back in time to experience Japan’s nostalgic past.

Ozu Redbrick Hall, a charming Meiji-era building, offers visitors a taste of Ozu's history with its redbrick architecture and art exhibitions. Located near Ozu Castle, it's a must-see for art and history lovers.