Hiyodori-zaka

Overview

Hiyodori-zaka is an old path (komichi) in Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture, surrounded by a beautiful bamboo grove that remains unchanged since the Edo period. Located near Sakura Castle ruins, it is adjacent to the samurai residences street. The gently curving path is also called the "Samurai's Old Path," allowing you to imagine samurai passing by as you walk. Along the way, you'll see traditional fences such as "Yotsume-gaki," "Misudare-gaki," and "Teppo-gaki," creating a picturesque landscape. In recent years, it has become a popular photogenic spot, attracting many tourists. Especially in spring, when the greenery is beautiful, and in autumn, with its stunning autumn foliage, many photography enthusiasts visit. Hiyodori-zaka is also located in an area with many historical structures, including Sakura Castle ruins and samurai residences. Why not take a leisurely stroll, incorporating these spots into your visit? Many restaurants and cafes are located near Hiyodori-zaka, making it convenient to take a break during your walk. Be sure to visit Sakura City, where you can experience history and nature at Sakura Castle ruins, samurai residences, and Hiyodori-zaka.