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The residence of a lower-class samurai built around the time of the Tokugawa period, located in Uchimachi, Samurai Yashiki-dori. It is a simple structure with two gatehouses and surrounded by shibaki. The stone roof is laid on a cedar skin and has a simple, but taste, giving a sense of life at the time.
It is the oldest hot spring inn in the hot spring town opened as a Yujiba of the Akita Domain, and it also accepts day bathing. The over 100-year-old main team, which is used as an accommodation building, is an architectural structure stuffed with the stuff of a police guard when the second generation of the Akita feudal lord visits Yuji, and its thatched roof gives a nostalgic feel and leaves an impression of what it is like. The bath is said to be highly effective for eye diseases, and you can enjoy the bath to your heart in an inner bath or an open-air bath that celebrates four sources that differ in efficacy from the springs. Note because the time for day bathing is short.
角館の市街地にある日帰り温泉施設。泉質は塩化物・硫酸塩泉で、神経痛などに効能があり、肌がツルツルになるので、美人の湯とも呼ばれている。
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.
"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.
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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