【秋田】角館ひとり旅〜角館観光！風情あふれる「みちのく小京都」をいく！重伝建！武家屋敷巡りの旅✨モデルコース〜

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The starting point for a trip to Kakunodate, this station is served by the Akita Shinkansen. You can reach it from Tokyo in about 3 hours, passing through Sendai and Morioka. The station itself features cherry blossom motifs, reflecting the town's famous weeping cherry trees.

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A restaurant located along the main street, offering local cuisine. It's a convenient spot to refuel during your exploration of Kakunodate.

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This historic district was once a castle town built by the Ashina clan, and later governed as part of the Kubota Domain after the Satake clan took over. Today, the area is designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, preserving the atmosphere of a samurai town. It's a must-visit for strolling and exploring traditional samurai homes.

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This residence belonged to a chief retainer of the Satake clan. Although the current building was rebuilt during the Meiji era, parts of it have been restored to reflect its original historical appearance, offering a glimpse into 340 years of history.

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This family was active under the Satake clan in Kakunodate and contributed to the development of electricity in the Semboku region after the Meiji Restoration. The residence features unique regional architecture known as 'naizo' (inner storehouse) buildings. You can also see a Yurino tree donated by Kenji Miyazawa, a famous Japanese author. The residence offers historical documents and tours.

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This residence retains its original appearance from the late Edo period, allowing visitors to experience the daily life of a samurai. The property also boasts a 300-year-old oak tree, designated as a natural monument.

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This museum focuses on traditional crafts, particularly 'kabazaiku' (cherry bark craft), showcasing Akita's culture. It's a great place to learn about the history, see exhibitions, and watch demonstrations of traditional crafts that have been preserved in Kakunodate and Akita.

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One of the most luxurious and spacious samurai residences in Kakunodate, designated as a historic site by Akita Prefecture. It has been transformed into a tourist facility that utilizes its vast grounds, offering detailed exhibits including samurai armor and swords. It's a recommended spot for those who want to quickly explore Kakunodate's history and culture.

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A charming cafe located in the middle of the samurai residence district. It's a great place to take a break and enjoy some refreshments.

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A hotel located in Kakunodate, offering comfortable twin rooms. It's a convenient place to stay overnight and enjoy local Akita cuisine within the hotel.