This street retains the charm of the castle town of Hitoyoshi, with its picturesque cobblestone paths and white-walled merchant houses. During the era of rule by the Sagara family, it was known for its many blacksmiths, producing blades, guns, and agricultural tools. Today, one blacksmith remains, and the street is lined with other shops, including a miso and soy sauce brewery, tea shop, Western-style restaurants, and cafes. Close to Hitoyoshi Station, it's a popular spot for a stroll. At the Unsun Karuta House, visitors can try their hand at a local card game that has roots in Portugal.
Kajiyamachi-dori (or Kajiyamachi Avenue) is full of remnants from the old times, and it has a long history of Sawara clan’s presence - approximately …
Crafted with high-quality rice (100% pure rice) and the pristine waters of Hitoyoshi-Kuma, this distilled spirit is an internationally recognized reg…
One of the main experience-based tourism in the Hitoyoshi/Kuma district is going down the Kuma River, which is famous as one of the 3 rapidest rivers…
In 2021, a new multi-function complex was born in the Hitoyoshi-Kuma region. Hassenba Hitoyoshi Kumagawa features attractions like Kuma River cruisin…
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SHIROKIYA Hitoyoshiekimaeten
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Sushi Madoka Hitoyoshiintaten
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Gochisoshuboh Inahoya
This Yakiniku grilled beef restaurant, located in the isolated area on the top of mountain, draws about 400 customers per day during busy season. The…