Their winding trunks and branches give more than 100 large and small trees in this grove unusual, daliesque shapes. Said to be a variant of the Inushide trees, these trees are called “Tengushide,” because of the area’s legends and traditions of Japanese Tengu monsters and spirits. Unique to the world, the area has been designated as a National Natural Monument. The vibrant greenery is particularly beautiful in the beginning of May.