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The Izumi-Fumoto Samurai Residences are a place where the scenery of 400 years ago still lives on. It is the largest samurai residence group in the Satsuma domain and is a valuable heritage recognized by the country. The atmosphere of the time, such as stone walls and town blocks, remains vividly, and you can heal your heart in a dry landscape garden enveloped in silence. In addition, you can catch a glimpse of the lifestyle of the time in the samurai residences that are open to the public. You can also enjoy special experiences such as dressing up in a kimono or taking a sightseeing tour on a cow carriage. Once you visit, you will spend a profound time that you will never forget!

The Izumi-Fumoto Samurai Residences are Satsuma's largest samurai residence, and the streetscape from 400 years ago still lives on today. By visiting designated important cultural properties such as the Takezoe and Zeisho residences, you can catch a glimpse of the "half-farmer, half-samurai" lifestyle. You can also leisurely tour the town by ox cart. Don't miss the Izumi-Fumoto Historical Museum, which features a statue of Atsuhime! Once you visit this place, recognized as a Japanese heritage site, you will be deeply moved and never forget it.

At the Izumi Fumoto Samurai Residences in Izumi City, samurai residences from the Edo period still exist, allowing visitors to experience a time travel-like experience. By visiting the Takezoe and Zeisho residences, you can get a glimpse of how people lived at the time and see that they were homes of samurai. In addition to receiving a stamp at the Suwa Shrine, visitors can also enjoy dressing up in traditional Japanese clothing and taking a sightseeing ox carriage ride. Designated as a national important cultural property, this location is one of Japan's largest tourist spots. Why not visit and experience it for yourself?

At the Izumi Fumoto Samurai Residences, a detailed guided tour is provided by free volunteer guides. Explore the distinctive landscape of this area, which retains the atmosphere of 400 years ago, with explanations from local guides who know the stone walls, hedges, and splendid samurai gates inside and out. It's an emotional experience that feels like a time slip. In addition, you can also reminisce about the way people lived at the time at the open-to-the-public Takezoe and Zeisho residences. Enjoy an unforgettable time travel experience once you visit!

The Izumi Fumoto Samurai Residences are the largest tourist spot in the Satsuma domain, where the cityscape from 400 years ago still lives on. You can catch a glimpse of the "half farmer, half samurai" lifestyle at the open samurai residences and the Izumi Fumoto Historical Museum, and also experience a leisurely tour of the town by ox-cart sightseeing. This place, designated as a national important cultural property, is truly a time travel destination! Once you visit, it will evoke a deep sense of emotion and healing that you will never forget.