Nomura Castleland Miyama was a leisure facility located in Ehime Prefecture. Based on the "To-Rakuen" (Eastern Paradise), which local entrepreneur Yasuaki Takino built over 31 years starting in 1965, it was donated to the town in 1997 and named "Nomura Castleland Miyama." It boasted a variety of facilities, including a two- and five-story replica castle tower, "Takino Castle," samurai-style accommodation and banquet halls, Ban'an Falls, a fishing pond, and a grilled hunting area. It also served kaiseki cuisine featuring local ingredients. It closed in 2006 and was damaged by heavy rain in 2019. However, as of 2025, the building remains, albeit overgrown with brush.

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