Kakunodatemachi

In the small Kyoto of Hoklu, Akita Kokukan, you can enjoy the colorful cherry blossoms in spring, and in autumn you can see the red autumn leaves in the mountains. The Kok Pavilion in Hoklu has a history of 400 years, retaining the characteristics of the Edo era, both ancient charm and beautiful scenery. If you live in Japan for a long time, you must come to visit and feel it.

Known as "Little Kyoto Luo", the Kokka Pavilion still retains the Wujia House with black panel walls. It is a town built in 1620 by the Lu namesheng who governs the place. The narrowest part of the east-west direction is built with fire protection devices, the south side is Merchant Street, the north side is Wujia Street, although after more than 380 years of market structure has not changed significantly. Yoshino, a dyed well on the main street and the river bank of Hemu, is designated as a natural monument, and about 1.33 million tourists visit the cherry blossom season. Located in the north of the legend of "Chenzi", Tazawa Lake is 423m deep, the deepest lake in Japan. Surrounded by Japan's famous hot springs, one of the "nipple hot spring townships" and other styles of hot springs dotted with them.

The quiet corner hall has the famous Wujiawushiki in Oshima Little Kyoto and the dyeing well Yoshino Sakura in the Tochigi Inegawa embankment. The attraction of the population is Wujiawushiki. It is a samurai house in the past. There are several Wujiawushiki preservation areas throughout Japan. The corner hall is particularly complete except for the quaint architectural week. The street on the side is also historic, making the Kokkan Museum classified as a "national important traditional building preservation area" in Japan is an important cultural heritage. The first stop of the Kokkan Museum is an unspecified nephew. The small and beautiful courtyard has towering cherry blossom breeze blowing through the white petals like snowflakes. The artistic conception is super dreamy ～ The cherry blossoms in Hemu Inner Sichuan Dike are almost finished and the tide of people who enjoy the cherry is still surging~

There are many samurai residences. It's a tasteful cityscape, so it's a spot you should come to once.

The Kok Pavilion is located in the city of Senbei, Akita Prefecture, northeast Japan, and is a highly recommended place. The horn pavilion has the title of Japan's small Kyoto. The ancient Japanese architectural community has left a lot, forming a unique Japanese ancient culture. Occasionally, some cafes in the ancient buildings are embellished, which is the most perfect combination of modern and ancient. And because the corner hall is not on the golden tourist route, there are not many tourists, it is worth a visit.