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Yakage Post Town

Locally knownKnown to people who live here. Not in the international guidebooks.

調査・執筆

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Yakage Post Town

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Yakage was the eighteenth station on the Sanyodo highway, and unusually both of its principal inns survive: the honjin, where daimyo on their journeys to Edo stayed, and the wakihonjin that took the overflow. Both the Ishii and the Takakusa houses are Important Cultural Properties, and no other post town in Japan has kept the pair intact. The Ishii family also brewed sake, so the honjin comes with its storehouses and brewing rooms attached rather than as a bare reception hall.

The street between them was selected as an Important Preservation District in 2020, which is recent enough that the town is still quiet. Princess Atsuhime is recorded as having stopped here on her way to marry into the Tokugawa house, and the town runs a daimyo procession re-enactment in November.

基本情報

営業時間

Former Yakage Honjin Ishii Residence 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (March–October), 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (November–February) | Street open at all hours

定休日: Street open year-round

料金

¥400 adults for the Ishii Residence | ¥200 elementary and junior high school | Free to walk the preservation district

ベストシーズン

Year-round | Second Sunday of November for the daimyo procession

滞在目安

1.5–2 hours

アクセス

アクセス情報

Yakage 3079, Yakage Town, Oda District. About a short walk from Yakage Station on the Ibara Railway. Admission ¥400 adults, ¥200 elementary and junior high school; group discounts from 20 people. Walking the preservation district is free.

インサイダーガイド

**Both inns survive, which is the point.** Honjin and wakihonjin in the same street, both Important Cultural Properties. Post towns elsewhere have one or neither. **The honjin was also a brewery.** The Ishii house made sake, so the site includes the storehouses and working rooms rather than just the rooms daimyo slept in. It is the more interesting half. **Selected in 2020, so it is still quiet.** Yakage was designated a preservation district long after the famous ones and has not yet acquired the coach traffic. **Second Sunday of November for the procession.** The town re-enacts a daimyo procession through the street, which is the one day it is busy. **Kurashiki is nearby.** Yakage makes the natural half-day counterweight to the Bikan quarter — same era, same region, a fraction of the people.

近くのスポット

Yakage Post Townから直線距離で近い穴場スポットです。

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