Sato Yuma-do

The Machiya-style museum, which uses Akamatsu and is built with traditional construction methods. "Shunsui" [Harumi] "Gaka Uta" [Gano Uta], Western painter Kazuaki Sato [Sato no Isho] "Fog Morning", it displays works such as "Mount Komagatake" and local materials related to the post town. The 16m high water museum is a symbol of the museum, and you can see the town from the top floor. Take 30 minutes.

Located about 400m east of the old Yakage Honjin. The Takakusa family, who amassed wealth through the financial industry, was designated as a secondary inn to the Honjin in the late Edo period. It is said that the family’s retainers stayed there, and behind the house with its lattice windows are a tea room and a row of white-walled storehouses. *The "Taka" in Takakusa is officially pronounced "hashigodaka."

The residence of the Ishii family, an Australian merchant who runs a brewing business in Yagakajuku, Sanyo-do. The Ishii family held the main staff position, and it was also an lodging place used by the daimyō in the shift of participation. On the site, the main house, as well as buildings related to sake brewing, such as Onarimon and Yonekura, where the daimyō entered and left, as well as sake brewing and kojiba, remain as they were at the time, and 11 buildings have become National Designated Important Cultural Properties.