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Yamada Keitsugetsudo

Yamada Keitsugetsudo

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  • Address:
  • 1-10-14 Onari-cho, Ōkan, Akita
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Daikan Station → 2 min walk
  • CarAccess:  
15km25 minutes from Tohoku Expressway Kosaka IC via Prefectural Road Kōkai Line
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0186-42-0236

Business Hours

8 to 19 o'clock

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets

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Statue of Hachiko

Chung Inu Hachiko was born in Ōkan in 1923, and Akita Inu. He became famous because he continued to wait for his master at Shibuya Station even after his owner's death, and the movie "Hachikōsaru" was also made. A statue of Hachiko was built at Shibuya Station in 1934 and in front of the main hall in 1935. Currently, the statue standing in front of the front entrance of the Ōkan City Tourism Exchange Facility "Akita Inu no Sato" was rebuilt in 1987. The figure sitting with both ears is adorable.

Evangelical Hall of the Goddess of the Maguta (Kitaka-Christos Orthodox Cathedral)

In 1892, a church cathedral was built in Kuta, Ōkan City. Among the surviving Orthodox Church of Christ, it is the oldest building in Japan for a single-story wooden church. It is modeled after Nikolai-do in Tokyo, Kanda, and is designated as a tangible cultural property of Akita Prefecture. In addition, inside the church is a collection of Meiji holy statue painter Rin Yamashita's Icons (Holy Picture Painting), which is designated as a tangible cultural property of the city of Ōkan.

Yaya Confectionery

In the early Showa period, when bananas were still valuable, 140 yen for one soya banana made by recreating the flavor of the fruit as it is. The banana-flavored white paste is contained in the banana-shaped dough. One mini type is 108 yen. The crisp, sticky "Obako rice cake" is also well received.

Saihoji Temple

A temple of the Soto sect adjacent to the Heijo-Yoshida Castle, which was built in the plain part of the southern central Yokote basin. In the precincts, Shirasan-do, a guardian deity, and Kannon-do are enshrined, and there are the Onodera Successive Sōdō Endoryo Pagoda, which was built in the sixth generation of Kyoho 3 (1718). Cremation and burial of pets is also received.

Kimura-ya

"Mata Hata Pai" is popular as a souvenir of Akita. In addition, sweets with the motif of the kamakura of Yokote are also well received. The store architecture is listed as a registered tangible cultural property.

Samurai House Street

The area across the school bridge over the Yokote River. Because there was a branch of Satake in Yokote, the town of the samurai town where his vassals lived remains. It is still used as a residence today, and the inside cannot be toured.

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