• Take a walk along the Kakunodate Buke Yashiki Street, which still retains strong traces of the Edo period, for a special journey into history and culture.
• Visitors can tour the prestigious samurai residences surrounded by blackboard fences and catch a glimpse of the lifestyle of the samurai of the time. Visitors can also admire swords, armor, and other valuable items.
• At the long-established Ando Brewery, visitors can enjoy the aroma of traditional miso and soy sauce, sample the products, and tour the brewery. The oldest brick warehouse in Tohoku is also a must-see. At Chiaki Park, visitors will enjoy a panoramic view of Akita City from the ruins of Kubota Castle, and tour the restored Osumi Yagura and Omote-mon Gate. Finally, at the Neburi Nagashi Museum, visitors will experience the actual Akita Kanto Festival and traditional crafts, and deeply appreciate the local culture.
• We offer you a luxurious time to enjoy the historic cityscape and traditions with all five senses.

Kakunodate's Buke Yashiki Street is a beautiful townscape that retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. Lined with samurai residences surrounded by blackboard fences, some of which can be toured inside. Walking along the cobblestone streets, you can enjoy the quiet and dignified scenery that lets you feel the breath of history.