
Kamou-fumoto Samurai Residence Street (蒲生麓 武家屋敷通り)
Flow of the course
About 15 min from the previous stop
About 75 min here
About 15 min to the next stop
Next stop: Take a break with a light meal in the town centerAbout this spot
This area preserves the townscape of a fumoto, a samurai residence district formed under the Satsuma domain's outer-castle system. Walking along the quiet streets lined with stone walls and hedges, you can sense the region's history dating back to the Edo period. After viewing the great camphor tree at Kamou Hachiman Shrine, this is a perfect time to take a relaxed stroll through the quiet old town. Walk with your family and imagine what daily life was like here in the past.
Tips
Within walking distance of Kamou Hachiman Shrine. The summer sun can be strong, so don't forget a hat, sun protection, and water. Some sections along the stone walls have uneven footing, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Best time to visit
About 1 hour 15 minutes. Early afternoon tends to be relatively cool and easy to walk in.
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2311 Kamikutoku, Kamou-cho, Aira City, Kagoshima Prefecture 899-5302
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