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Watayumizuka
Es un monumento con haiku construido en 1809 para conmemorar el haiku que compuso Matsuo Basho, famoso poeta del período Edo, cuando se hospedó en Takenouchi, ciudad natal de su discípulo Naemura Chiri.
El jardín donde se erige el monumento y la residencia adyacente funcionan como lugares de descanso, y poseen documentos de Basho y papeles del famoso autor de novelas históricas Shiba Ryotaro.