【攻略】秋田 角館・武家屋敷＆田沢湖＆乳頭温泉　ココだけおさえれば大丈夫かと（前半）

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The gateway to Kakunodate, a beautifully maintained station that serves as a hub for exploring the area. You can find rental cars and bicycles here. The Akita Nairiku Jukan Railway also connects here.

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A samurai residence that you can enter for free. It displays traditional furnishings and items, offering a glimpse into the past. It's a bit off the main samurai district, so it might be quieter.

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A restaurant serving Akita's local cuisine, including Inaniwa Udon and Kiritanpo Nabe. It's part of a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) group, so you can enjoy high-quality flavors in a more casual setting. It's located a bit away from the main samurai district, which might make it less crowded.

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A hot spring facility located near the samurai district. A good option for relaxing after a day of walking.

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A Lawson convenience store that also houses a souvenir shop, making it a convenient stop for gifts and local products. It serves as a good starting point for exploring the main samurai residences if you're walking.

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A shop featuring carefully selected Akita products and specialties. It's a great place to find unique local items.

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A shop offering a variety of unique souvenirs, including Akita dog merchandise. It also has restaurants on the second floor.

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A shop specializing in smooth puddings, highly recommended for a sweet treat. It's a must-try when you're in the area.

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A famous Inaniwa Udon chain with multiple locations in Akita, Tokyo, and even overseas. Known for its high-quality, thin udon noodles.

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A samurai residence that allows paid entry for a more in-depth tour. If you're interested in exploring the interiors, this is an option.

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An Inaniwa Udon restaurant located within the samurai district. It's a popular spot, often almost full.

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A restaurant specializing in oyakodon (chicken and egg rice bowl), located next to Kosen-do. It's also very popular and often nearly full.

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A unique museum dedicated to cats, a must-visit for cat lovers.

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A samurai residence that offers free entry. You can walk around the building and explore its traditional features, including a well in the garden and well-preserved old folk houses. It also features a natural monument in its garden.

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Another Inaniwa Udon restaurant, emphasizing its udon offerings.

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A shop offering various local products and souvenirs.

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A shop specializing in miso and soy sauce, offering a wide variety of unique broths and products not found elsewhere. They also sell soy sauce ice cream and local sake. Nationwide shipping is available.

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A large samurai residence that is a paid entry area, offering a comprehensive look into the samurai lifestyle with various exhibits. The video mentions a more detailed visit later.

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A shop specializing in 'morokoshi' (a traditional Akita sweet made from azuki beans) and other unique Japanese confections. They also sell morokoshi cookies.

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The oldest existing samurai residence in Kakunodate, offering paid entry to explore its well-preserved interiors and gardens.