Sannohe Town

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Sannohe Town is a historic town that flourished as a castle town during the Warring States period. Visitors can enjoy historical tours of old highways and the castle town, visits to shrines and temples, and a unique town walk to see the stone statues of "11 Piki no Neko" (11 Cats), characters from the popular picture books by Noboru Baba, a cartoonist who hailed from the town.

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Sannohe Town

Sannohe Town

Address
30-8 Nishihariwatari, Kawamorita, Sannohe-machi, Sannohe-gun, Aomori
Website
https://sannohe-kankou.com/
Operator
Sannohe Tourist Association

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