Once the stately compound of the region's highest-ranking samurai official, this sprawling mansion offers a captivating window into Edo-period life. Though the original estate was destroyed during the fierce Boshin War of 1868, it has been faithfully rebuilt and furnished to replicate its historical grandeur. Visitors can explore dozens of tatami rooms, manicured courtyards, and interactive exhibits detailing ancient crafts, tea ceremonies, and martial arts. It stands as an essential stop for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in the deep warrior heritage of northern Japan.
- Historic Site
- Samurai Heritage
- Living Museum
- Architecture
- Museum
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