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Kakunodate

Kakunodate is a quiet town in the east of Akita. It is enclosed on three sides by mountains, and the Hinokinai-gawa River runs southwards through it. The original shape of the town was formed at the beginning of the 17th century, and from then on it developed as a castle town. The town has a refined ('miyabi' in Japanese), elegant feel ('iki' in Japanese) , and is called the "Little Kyoto of Michinoku."
A large number of samurai houses remain in Kakunodate, making this town one of the best for seeing the layout of a Japanese castle town and the style of samurai houses. Some of the main houses are those of the well-known samurai warriors Ishiguro, Aoyagi and Nishimiya, which are open to public. There are also shrines, temples and merchants' storehouses, which seem to surround the town and give visitors the feeling that the history of Kakunodate is still alive today.

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