Saiki Bourg Exchange Center

No materials for admission の Xuguang Exchange Hall

Original Text

At the foot of Saeki Castle, which was selected as one of the 100 Continued Japanese Castles, there is a quaint cityscape such as a samurai residence. The tourist exchange hall there. It is an old building opposite the Kunikida Dohokan, and it was originally an inn. You can visit the hall freely and have a coffee inside. You can use it as a resting place when strolling around here.

It's along the path of history and literature.

Original Text

It was in front of Kunikida Dohokan, and azaleas were in full bloom in the fresh green autumn leaves. It is a Japanese-Western eclectic building built in 1931. We recommend that you can relax for 100 yen for authentic coffee. Local sweets are also sold and you can eat them on the spot. I also enjoyed talking with the local staff. Recommended for a break for a walk around the beautiful townscape.

Coffee １００ You can take a break for yen.

Original Text

You can go inside for free at the tourist exchange hall that utilizes the samurai residence opposite the Kunikida Dohokan. There are Western-style rooms and Japanese-style rooms, and tourist pamphlets are placed so you can take a break freely. You can get coffee for 100 yen and local Western sweets for 160 yen for the Saeki clan Kikuhime Monogatari. It is exceptional to have it in a Japanese-style room or in a Western-style room with a retro sofa while looking at the garden. This is the most recommended place in the history and literature road.

History and literature road and kunikida dohokan

Original Text

It is also a convenient place for "Kunikida Dohokan" to take a walk on the "road of history and literature". After all, Saeki itself is a more convenient place for cars, so it is helpful to have a parking lot here. Parking is free. "Kunikida Dohokan" is across the street. There is also a cafe space and events are held here.

It's very useful when you walk on the "History and Literature Road".

Original Text

It is opposite "Kunikida Dohokan". The old mansion with a large garden is open as a rental space for each room, and you can tour the modern Western-style rooms. One of the Japanese-style rooms is a cafe, and you can also have coffee and cakes for a short break. It is located along the "History and Literature Road" and is not big, but there is also a free parking lot, public toilets, and rental cycles (electric), so I think it is very useful when walking around the area.