In the park, there is a large camphor tree named "Kawago No Okusu" which is ranked 5th in the largest trees in Japan with a height of 25m, and it is said to be 3,000 years old or more and is designated as a valuable natural property by the national government.
In Nara period, Gyoki visited this area and sculptured a standing Kannon to one part of the giant camphor tree, and is said to have inserted a six-arm Kannon statue to the head of the sculpture.
In "Tametomokan" located in the Okusu Park of Kawago, automatons are set up to play a show to introduce the Minamoto no Yoritomo's legendary story of busting a monster serpent of Mt. Kurokamiyama.

Basic information

Address	7843, Kawago, Wakaki-cho, Takeo City, Saga
Official Name	川古の大楠公園
Closed	Year End and New Years' Holidays
Opening Hours	9:00AM - 5:00PM
Access	15 Minute Drive from Takeo Kitagata Interchange of Nagasaki Expressway via the Route 498
Parking Availability	Free Parking Available (for 5 Buses and 20 Cars)
Cell Phone Battery Charging	Available
Wi-fi Availability	Available at All Areas
Credit Card Acceptance	Acceptable
Estimated Time to Enjoy	30 Minutes to 1 Hour
Reservation	Not Necessary
Tobacco	Only in Designated Area
Foreign Language Support	Enjoyable without Understanding Japanese
MAPCODE	104 523 452*16