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726Ec4cfbd2dbee1b49efb28825 A B C D E Senshu Tunnel Try many Seikan-so H Fully enjoy the City by 千 秋トンネル uid 静観荘 g g e Kubota Castle's Use a bus to tour places of ! kin Universal ticket You can visit the nine facilities listed below. specialties al The pass can be purchased at any of those facilities. Osumiyagura interest around the city! going on a recommended tour! Miruka Net Obikuruwamon w Turret y ●Akita Senshu Museum of Art ●Akita City History Museum 旭 川 t 久保田城御隅櫓 Gate Site The local dishes i ●Akarenga (Red Brick) of Akita Fort Ruins Asahi River 帯曲輪門跡 Downtown Downtown Akita City is full of must-see c from all over Akita Folk Museum ●Joshitei Tamon Gate a sights! Experience the history of Akita Akita City t ●Folklore and Performing Arts Tenement House Site Loop Bus Prefecture are i ●Buses run from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Center (Neburinagashi Center) 多門長屋跡 by taking a relaxing stroll around Senshu k Kururin tour Pass You can get a discount at Senshu Park ●One loop takes about 20 minutes gathered in a City Iyataka Shrine Walking Map ●Old Kaneko Family House 1 Akita Prefectural Museum 彌高神社 ●21 buses/day Park, which is the site of the remains ●Satake Historical Museum Akita City! Enjoy a comfortable stroll ticket of Art / Omoriyama Zoo Satake Yoshitaka ●100 yen per ride or circuit of Kubota Castle built by the Satake guided by the map boards ●Kubota Castle by presenting your Kururin Uzumimon Bronze Statue (kids in grade school and younger ride for free) Osumiyagura Turret set up at eight locations 500yen tour Pass! Gate Site 埋門跡 佐竹義堯公銅像 ●Money-saving all-you-can-ride day ticket:300yen family, relocated from Hitachi (Ibaraki Map ●Old Kurosawa Family House Back Gate Ruins around the downtown area! 【Point of sale】 Bus information offices east Yojiro Inari Shrine Castle 裏門跡 Prefecture today), and the surrounding Hodono Kawabata保戸野川反橋 Bridge ●Taka no Matsu Pine Tree and west of JR Akita Station Inaniwa Udon Look for the markings on the map! 与次郎稲荷神社 Hotel (tree designated for preservation) Proper Kogetsu 稲庭うどん area, which retains the look of a castle 本丸 Key Bus Stop Route Shugetsukan 鷹の松（保存樹） Hachiman Akita Shrine Pond 胡月池 H 11 八幡秋田神社 Inaniwa Udon is a dry town. Kururin tour Pass and Loop Bus M ホテル秋月館 noodle that originated in Omonogashira Guard House 〈100-yen loop bus stops〉 Wash basin 御物頭御番所 Inakawa, Yuzawa City at the are also recommended! B 手水鉢 ①Kaimono Hiroba(Bus Stop No.5) → ②Akita Eki Nishiguchi beginning of the Edo period. Akita City Sightseeing Front Gate Ninomaru Square 二の丸 (Bus Stop No.10) → ③Senshukoen Iriguchi → ④Kinouchi Mae The Inaniwa Udon is thin and 通町 Takasagodo 表門 → ⑤Torimachi → ⑥Neburinagashikan Mae → ⑦Omachidori Event Information Torimachi St. 高砂堂 Akita Cultural and Industrial Facility Matsushita has a smooth taste. It is made Website Nagasakamon Gate Site 長坂門跡 → ⑧Kotsukosha Mae → ⑨Hokuto Ginko Mae → ⑩Gochome あきた文化産業施設「松下」 using time-honored techniques such Belfry Akita Inu Fureaidokoro in Senshu Park Bashi → ⑪Nakadori Roku Yubinkyoku Mae → ⑫Minami Four walking tours The starting point is Folklore and Performing Art Center アパホテル秋田千秋公園 鐘楼 Matsushitamon Gate Site Odori・Nakadoribyoin Mae → ⑬Shimin Ichiba Mae as stretching the noodles by hand. (Neburinagashi Center) 〒 Apa Hotel Akita Senshu Koen 松下門跡 Shop 秋田犬ふれあい処 in 千秋公園 Nigiwai Kouryukan AU! 10 H 売店 from which to choose 民俗芸能伝承館（ねぶり流し館） 5 Kuromon 亀屋旅館 Kameya Ryokan H M 6 Gate Site H Satake Historical 黒門跡 Enjoy the must-see sights Shopping and art tour of Akitachi Plus Old Kaneko Ohashiya Ryokan Tour Tour 大橋屋旅館 M 佐竹史料館 Museum in Senshu Park! Nakadori! Family House 33 H ホテルアルファイン秋田 旧金子家住宅 Peace Statue Shoji Taro Bronze Statue H Hoshitsuji A Distance: approx. B Distance: approx. 平和祈念像 東海林太郎銅像 Municipal Central Library 2.0km 1.6km 至 山王十字路 Hotel Pearl City Shrine 2 12 Meitokukan ①Nakadobashi→②Shoji Taro Bronze Statue→③Matsushitamon ①Akita Museum of Art→②Pillar Box→③Akita Akita Omachi 星辻神社 Tour ホテルパールシティ Ishikawa Tatsuzo Gate Site→④Satake Historical Museum→⑤Nagasakamon Literary Resource Center→④Akita Citizen's 32 31 秋田大町 Commemorative Room Tour Gate Site→⑥Omonogashira Guard House→⑦Front Gate→ Market→⑤Atorion / Senshu Museum of Art / Akita Convention 市立中央図書館明徳館 14 Akita Biiki● Itchome Bridge C & Visitors Bureau H 秋田贔屓 San-nomaru Ruins 石川達三記念室 Akita Ekimae Building Green soybeans ⑧Hachiman Akita Shrine→⑨Yojiro Inari Shrine→⑩Kubota Prefectural Goods Plaza (basement) 一丁目橋 25 66 秋田観光コンベンション協会 Omachi Koen（ ） 三の丸跡 秋田駅前ビル 枝豆 Castle Osumiyagura Turret ⑪Back Gate Ruins ⑫Kogetsu E-Hotel → → C 大町公園橋 Akita Pillar Box A 48 Akita Bridge Anamon 穴門の堀 （ ） More and more sugar is Pond→⑬Kuromon Gate Site→⑭Senshu Park Pocket Park Hotel Pearl City Castle 丸形ポスト 7 イーホテル秋田 Pocket Park Gate Moat Ebisuya Ryokan stored in the green soybeans Kanto Odori St.（San-no OdoriAkita St.） Kanto Odori M OPA オーパ Babahera Ice Cream ポケットパーク Hotel Nakadobashi Senshu Park えびすや旅館 in the field thanks to ホテルパールシティ秋田竿燈大通り 秋田キャッスルホテル Otemon ATM International ATM Service 竿燈大通り（山王大通り） Yojiro Statue 中土橋 アルス Cones ババヘラアイス Experience Akita Kanto Stroll through the warmhearted 与次郎像 Pocket Park Gate Site H ALS the extreme day-night Tour Tour 〈ATMサービス〉 広小路 千秋公園ポケットパーク 13 大手門跡 temperature difference in Babahera Ice Cream Cones is a Otemon 大手門の堀 Hotel Metropolitan Akita Festival! neighborhood Kawabata! ※You can withdraw money with the credit card or B 1st Confectionary Eitaro 4 Hirokoji St. Comfort Hotel Akita （ ）37 Akita in the summer. This popular ice cream cone in Akita. cash card published by the overseas institution. H H C ● ホテルメトロポリタン秋田 Kyodo Omachi Building Bank of Japan 8 菓子舗榮太楼 Gate Moat M コンフォートホテル秋田 advantageous climate and The ice cream cone is known for its C Distance: approx. 1.7km D Distance: approx. 2.0km 日本銀行 C H 38 《Japan Post Bank ATM（ゆうちょ銀行 ATM）》 Omachiso 2nd Shoji Taro Music Museum M 3 H H "Topico"Station insistence on quality are vivid contrast between its yellow 43 東海林太郎音楽館 8 C 1 1 6 the secrets to their great and pink colors. You can find them ①Nakadobashi→②Shoji Taro Bronze Statue→③ ①Omachi Koen Bridge→②Confectionary Eitaro Available Card: VISA/VISAELECTRON/PLUS/MasterCard/Maestro/Cirrus/ （ ）協働大町ビル おおまち荘 Nigiwai Dormy Inn H ● ● ● Dept.Store トピコ（ ） American Express/Diners Club/JCB/China Unionpay/DISCOVER START flavor. along the road and at event venues. Takasagodo→④Folklore and Performing Art Center/ (1st floor)/Shoji Taro Music Museum (2nd floor)→ Nichome Bridge Daiwa Roynet Kouryukan AU Akita （ ）7 にぎわい交流館AU（あう） ホテルドーミーイン秋田 Akita H ●Seibu 西武秋田店 Bus Terminal Akita Station Building "Topico" 2F Hotel Pearl City H Hotel Akita Old Kaneko Family House→⑤Confectionary Eitaro ③Akarenga (Red Brick) Folk Museum→④Naba 1 二丁目橋 Area Nakaichi Atorion Bld. 29 バスターミナル 8:00～21:00 ダイワロイネットホテル秋田 エリアなかいち アトリオン View Hotel Akita Branch (1st floor)/Shoji Taro Music Museum (2nd floor)→ Paper Shop→⑤Akiha Shrine→⑥Naba Family Akita Kawabata Akita Museum of Art M 秋田県立美術館 Senshu Museum of Art 秋田ビューホテル JR Akita Local Hinai Chicken ホテルパールシティ秋田川反 H C ●@4-3 64 M 7 2 ⑥Omachi Koen Bridge Well 2 Japan Post Bank Akita Akiha （ ）40 （Prefectural Goods Plaza） （ 6 5 ） 比内地鶏 8：00～21：00（Saturday・Sunday・Holiday 9：00～19：00） Akarenga (Red Brick) 9 10 61 4（ ）27 28 67 Station Shrine （ ） 26 C Nakakoji St. JR秋田駅 Local Hinai Chicken is a free-range Folk Museum 秋葉神社 Naba Family Well FONTE AKITA B1 C 那波家の水汲み場 Akita Inu Station 仲小路 30 2 1 C chicken with no excess fat. The more 3 赤れんが郷土館 42 ● M 9：30～20：00（Saturday・Sunday・Holiday 9：30～19:00） 68 秋田犬ステーション 39 you chew, the more richness and An experienced A Sightseeing Information Office is set up to serve Suzuran Street ●FONTE AKITA Akita City Tourist H ● flavor you get. The Local Hinai Chicken 3 Akita-Ekimae Post Office すずらん通り 41 as a hub for providing information on downtown 4 モンパルナス通り フォンテAKITA Information Center is considered as one of the top three 9：00～19：00（Saturday 9：00～12：30）【Closed】Sunday・Holiday 15 Montparnasse Street ALVE sightseeing guide will sightseeing spots for everyone who visits Akita. 4 5 Richmond Hotel H Station Police Box ■ 秋田市観光案内所 most delicious chickens in Japan. 45 Sanchome Tour 1（ 3 8 ） C Akita-Nakadori-Ichi Post Office Hokuto Akita Ekimae 3 駅前交番 （ ） An experienced sightseeing guide wearing a 5 17 Bridge show you around. 9：00～19：00（Saturday 9：00～17：00）【Closed】Sunday・Holiday リッチモンドホテル秋田駅前 三丁目橋 Bank of yellow uniform will show you around. There is Albert Hotel Akita 46 Hotel Alpha-1 Akita Toyoko Inn- アルバ－トホテル秋田 Main Office 2 ホテルアルファーワン秋田 Free ! no charge, so please feel free to use the service. 44 D Tour 36 H Akita-eki 《Seven Bank ATM（セブン銀行ＡＴＭ） 》 H 18 北都銀行本店 charge ※If you would like sightseeing information in a foreign language, 50 2 34 Higashi-guchi please come with someone who can interpret for you. Available Card: VISA/PLUS/MasterCard/Maestro/Cirrus/American Express/ （ ） 東横イン Diners Club/JCB/China Unionpay/DISCOVER Naba Paper Shop 47 Hirata Atsutane 4 【Availability】 Weekends and holidays from 那波紙店 B Akita Station Building "Topico" 2F Birthplace Monument 6 49 平田篤胤生誕の地石碑 C mid-April to mid-December 8:00～20:00 16 ※Also available during the Kanto Festival and when large conventions are held. 53 ● 19 35 SEIBU AKITA B1 ● Yonchome H 【Time】 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 7 Bridge Old Kurosawa House Ruins 13 9：30～21：00 54 Akita Sake-Navi 四丁目橋 旧黒澤家住宅跡 Ryokan Chikubaso 【Place】 Inside Area Nakaichi Nigiwai Kouryukan AU 秋田Sake-Navi 21 C Ikenagokoji St. 旅館 竹馬荘 8 FONTE AKITA B1 22 池永小路 9：30～20：00 Akita Citizen's Market 3 23 秋田市民市場 9 Seven Eleven Akita-Nakadori-Rokuchoume 9 ■ 24hours Iyataka Pillar Box 9 Kiritanpo イヤタカ 丸形ポスト きりたんぽ Search and discover 10 Seven Eleven Akita-Torimachi the restaurants of Akita E-3 Local Dishes L D S H 24hours C Kiritanpo is made by mashing cooked new rice coarsely, putting DON OUGIYA Kawabata Restaurant it on skewers made of Akita cedar, and grilling it.During autumn, 1 TOPICOTEN Key 凡 例 and Bar District Akita Literary people share the joy of harvest by boiling mushrooms and other Recommended Japanese どん扇屋 トピコ店 vegetables with local Hinai chicken and then adding in Kiritanpo Money Exchange〈外貨両替〉 川反飲食街 20 ￥ Resource Center to make delicious stews.
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