Walking Sakura Castle Town and the History Museum in One Day
From the National Museum of Japanese History and Folklore—one of Japan's largest history museums—to Sakura Castle Ruins Park with its remaining earthen ramparts, the bamboo-lined Hiyodori Slope and samurai residences, the Kyu-Hotta Residence, and the Juntendo Memorial Hall. A Sakura castle town walking course that traces the echoes of the Edo and Meiji periods in a single day—irresistible for history lovers.
Schedule
Trace Japan's History from Prehistory to the Modern Era in One of Japan's Largest History Museums
Leisurely Stroll Through the Castle Ruins with Earthen Ramparts and Dry Moats, Then Take a Break
See the Lives of Sakura Clan Samurai on a Street Retaining Edo-Era Atmosphere
Experience Meiji-Era Elegance at the Residence and Garden of the Last Sakura Clan Lord
Learn Late-Edo Period Medicine at the Birthplace of Juntendo, a Renowned School of Dutch Medicine
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