Kakunodate Bukeyashiki-dori Street
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Established by the Ashina family in 1620. Afterward, it prospered as the castle town of the Hokke branch of the Satake family. The street, lined with old samurai houses, still retains the flavor of a castle town. It has been designated by the government as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Other than the old samurai houses, there are also many other attractions such as making kabazaiku (craftwork made from the bark of cherry trees) and visits to Ando Brewery.
Street address
- Kakunodate, Semboku City, Akita
About AKITA Access
- 15 minutes by foot from JR Kakunodate Station
Opening Hours
- Varies depending on the establishment
Closed
- Varies depending on the establishment
Fee
- Some establishments have admission fees
Best season
- All year
Point
- Visitors can also experience riding in a rickshaw or wearing a kimono. Visitors can also try the "okariba-yaki," a snack eaten by the feudal lord Satake on the hunting grounds 300 years ago.
Spots around
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Sato Yosuke Inaniwa Udon Noodle-Making Workshop
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Akita Airport
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Lake Tazawa
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Akita Shimin Ichiba (Akita Citizen's Market)
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Paper Balloon Festival of Kamihinokinai
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Namahage Sedo Festival
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Yokote Masuda Manga Museum
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Namahage Museum
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Mountain Honey Shop
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Tazawako Skiing Area
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Nakajima Library at Akita International University
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Mt. Moriyoshi
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Takashimizu Brewery (Akita Shurui Seizoh Co. Ltd.)
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Sake Brewery Hideyoshi
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Nyuto-onsen-kyo Hot Springs Village
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The Town of Masuda
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Ando Jozo (Kitaura main store)
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Akita Furusato Village
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Kamakura
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Ikedashi Garden
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Akita City Folklore and Performing Arts Center (Neburi Nagashi Kan Hall)
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Akita Museum of Art
