Udatsu Streets in Waki Town

【The streets of Waki Town boast a proud history】
Udatsu refers to the mud firewalls built between houses, which were expensive to make. Waki Town flourished as the trading center of Awa indigo between the Edo and Meiji periods, and the wealthy indigo merchants created the beautiful streets of this town by building shops and houses featuring udatsu. It is currently designated as Preservation District for Groups of Historic Buildings by the Japanese government, and bustles with many tourists.

【Fee】Adults: 510 yen; Children: 250 yen
【Access】Public transport: Approx. 10 min. by car from JR Anabuki Station
　By car: Approx. 10 min. from Wakimachi IC on the Tokushima Expressway
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