"Sakura Samurai Yashiki": Feel the atmosphere of the Edo period, the symphony of history and dreams

#TokyoTravel In the castle town of "Sakura", there are several samurai houses from the Edo period standing quietly, which seem to take us back to an era full of glory and dreams. This is not only a ruins, but also a window into the daily life of samurai in the past. Along "Samurai Yashiki Street", you will find five ancient buildings preserved here, three of which are open to tourists, namely the "Old Kawara Family Residence", a designated cultural property of Chiba Prefecture, and a designated cultural property of Sakura City "Old Tajima Family Residence" and "Old Takema Family Residence" are included in the collection. These buildings all date from the late Edo period and were once the residences of Sakura Domain samurai. Among these houses, the "Old Kawara Family Residence" is the oldest. When you walk in, you can feel the atmosphere and traces of life of the samurai. Various samurai supplies are displayed inside, which makes people want to Savor the strong flavor of the times. The "Old Tajima Family Residence" was established as early as the Edo period, and every visitor is welcome to enter the embrace of history. The "Old Samurai Residence" displays precious information related to the Samurai House, allowing people to better understand the story of the past. Along the path leading to the samurai yashiki, earthen walls and plant hedges intertwine to create a beautiful scene, which reminds people of the old days of "Castle Town Sakura". The beauty and history here are often used as filming locations for movies and TV series, allowing more people to experience this precious culture. You can reach this place full of stories in about 15 minutes' walk from JR "Sakura" Station. Here, history and reality are intertwined, allowing every visitor to feel the symphony of youth and dreams. #TokyoAttractions #GlobalTravel #Japan #JapaneseAttractions #JapanTravel