5 Famous Samurai Lands Of Japan

Ancient houses, fancy traditional armor with long curved swords are the beauty of Samurai that make many visitors enjoy.5 famous Japanese Samurai land Along with Geisha and Sumo, martial artists Samurai creates the unique mysteries of the country of the rising sun. Samurai are warriors of modern period Japan. They were trained to become the ruling military class and eventually became the highest social class in the Edo period (1603-1868). Samurai use weapons such as bows, arrows, and guns but their main and iconic weapon is the sword

.If you have a chance to come to the country of the rising sun, do not forget to visit the ancient Samurai castles to Enjoy these unique and ancient architecture.The town of Kakunodate, AkitaKakunodate is one of the pride of the people of Akita prefecture in the Tohoku region, as it houses the ancient stronghold of the samurai samurai and is also A town that glows in the cherry blossom season. The traditional houses here are divided into two separate areas, the Samurai area with 80 old houses and the business district, visitors can visit 6 old Samurai houses with unique stone wall architecture Traditional festivals are held four seasons a year, such as sakura viewing - spring, traditional Sasara - apricot dance in summer, a procession in autumn, and Hiburi - kamakura, burning fire to ward off evil spirits in winter.



The town of Kakunodate Samurai in autumn. Nagamachi Town, Ishikawa Prefecture This is one of the most visited destinations by international visitors as most of the Samurai castles are preserved intact. Coming here, visitors feel lost in the Edo period of Japan, with earthen houses, paved paths, small canals winding around the village creating an ancient and desolate beauty. You can visit the Kinenkan Shinise and Ashigaru Shirinois museums to learn about the history of the great Sumurai Chiran town, Kagoshima Prefecture is located in the south of Kyushu peninsula, a land famous for its natural hot springs. Unzen or Beppu. During the Edo period, Chiran had about 500 samurai families. The special feature here is that 7 adjacent Samurai style gardens create a scene that is both ancient, wild and fresh The highlights of the gardens are stone, pond and greenery combined, creating a poetic creation in contrast to the majestic and mighty nuances of the Samurai.



Admission fee is 500 yen (more than 100,000 VND), from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on the same day, Samurai costumes and weapons are kept in the castle buildings. Hagi Town Yamaguchi Prefecture Hagi is a small town located on the northern coast of Yamaguchi Prefecture. This place is famous for the old Samurai castles and was the busy kimono trading street in the Edo period. During the Meiji period the Samurai class was dissolved so many of them became kimono merchants. You can explore the ancient castle gardens, visit the old Samurai Kikuya family castle or go to Hagi Castle with the entrance fee of 210 yen (45,000 VND). Also not to be missed is the ancient temple of Enseiji. Kitsuki town in OitaKitsuki prefecture is a small town in the southern part of Kunisaki Peninsula in the Kyushu region. There are many ancient Samurai houses, also known as the miniature Samurai city of Japan, houses located on a gently sloping hill, with vast stone-paved gardens, with lakes creating the scenery.



romantic. There are armor, swords and paintings that tell the life of the Samurai family.Ohara, Nomi, Sano and Isoya are castles visitors should visit, with fares around 200 yen ( 40,000 VND). In addition, visitors can rent kimonos for 2,000 yen (about 400,000 VND) for walking, taking photos while visiting the Samurai houses. The old Samurai houses are located on the hillsides. Photo: Flickr. According to Van Trai / Vnexpress ***.

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