Things to do in Akita
Kakunodate is one of the best-preserved samurai districts in the country, and unlike many such places it is still a working town rather than an open-air museum. The weeping cherries along the street were planted by the samurai families themselves; several of the houses are open and you can see how little space even senior retainers actually lived in.
1 places in Akita, covering neighbourhoods — each with opening hours, directions from the nearest station, and the official site.
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