[Oita/ Kitsuki] Stroll through the castle town Kitsuki with an English-speaking guide

An English-speaking guide will provide an easy-to-understand guide through Kitsuki, which has a townscape that has remained unchanged since the Edo period. Departing from the Kitsuki Furusato Sangyokan, we walk up the slope of the guardhouse and enter the Edo period. You can feel like a samurai at the Vinegar Slope and Shioya Slope that separate Southern and Northern Taipei, as well as samurai residences from about 220 years ago. ~Flow of the experience~ ① Meeting and departure Kitsuki Furusato Sangyo Museum (Kitsuki Tourist Information Center) ② Go up the slope of the guard house and go back to the Edo period ③ Descend the slope of the vinegar shop and the slope of the salt shop ④ Ichimatsu Residence ⑤ Ohara Residence Go down the Shioya slope and go up the Vinegar store slope ⑥ Go down the bank counter slope

In addition to the townscape that has not changed since the Edo period, we also recommend visiting the samurai residences that have remained since the Edo period (viewing fees are separate).

Vinegar's Slope Shioya's Slope Ichimatsu's Residence Ohara's House Vinegar's Slope, which connects Kitadai and the merchant town, and Shioya's Slope, which connects Minamidai and the merchant's town, are facing each other. A mansion built about 90 years ago on a scenic spot overlooking Kitsuki Castle, the Yasaka River, and Morie Bay. The residence of a senior samurai from about 220 years ago. The high level of formality can be seen from the long house gate, thatched roof, and strolling garden. Counting Station Hill On the 24th step from the top that connects Kitsuki Castle and Kitadai, there is a stone in the shape of Mt. Fuji.