A region lovingly known as "Ema Street," referring to the wooden prayer plaques used at temples, with good old-fashioned style buildings and newly refurbished shops. Take a gentle stroll through this wonderful townscape, enjoyed by both locals and tourists. Furthermore, you might also want to search the streets for special manhole designs, including the Taga Town flower, the "bamboo lily"; the Taga Town tree, the "cedar"; and the Taga Town bird, the "bush warbler."