9:00 AM or 2:00 PM
3.5H
31,900 yen (per pax, based on 2 pax)
Monday to Saturday
1-8 people (Private)
Kakunodate is a former castle town which flourished during the Edo period. Known as the “Little Kyoto of Tohoku”, the town is home to a district 800 meters in radius consisting of samurai residences and traditional architecture.
With an experienced local guide, this half-day tour visits both the merchant district and the samurai district of Kakunodate: experience local craftsmanship (Kabazaiku cherry-bark carving), taste and compare soy sauce at the historic Ando Brewery, and be guided inside a nationally protected samurai residence on Samurai Street.
A compact introduction to the crafts and culture that still shape daily life in Kakunodate.
TAX Included, per 1 pax _ 1 PAX 49500YEN, 2 PAX 31900YEN, 3 PAX 27500YEN, 4 PAX 25300YEN, 5 PAX 23100YEN, 6 PAX 22000YEN, 7 PAX 22000YEN, 8 PAX 20900YEN
Your guide will meet you at Co-Working Space ORENCHI in central Kakunodate at 9:00 AM or 2:00 PM (pick-up at JR Kakunodate Station also available). The tour ends at the Samurai Street.
Meet and introduction at Co-Working Space ORENCHI.
Kabazaiku (cherry bark craft) workshop – scrape and make your own coaster by hand. Duration: 1 hour.


Ando Soy Sauce and Miso Brewery – tour of the historic storage warehouse and tasting of three types of soy sauce. Duration: 1 hour.


Visit Bukeyashiki (Samurai Street) – enter one of the nationally protected samurai residences. Duration: 1 hour.

Tour ends at the Samurai Street. Thank you for exploring Kakunodate’s crafts, culture, and cuisine with us!

Please use the below inquiry form. The coordinator will contact you within five business days.