Kaguchi

Kaguchi [交口 かぐち] is a city located in western Arami Prefecture. As of 2022, it has a population of around 31,000.
Kaguchi was historically known for being the most accessible entryway into Arami Prefecture from any other part of the Honzura region. For this reason it was made an official koman in the 1540s. The name of the town, kaguchi, literally means 'open mouth', figuratively referencing the settlement's main purpose. It is located in the huge Saba Valley region formed by the convergence of the Aramidatsu Mountains and the Taiyu Alps.
Famous products of Kaguchi are tea (the city is the northernmost tea-growing spot in Kanton), and Kaguchi beef. The city is a minor tourist spot because of its famous Yomizu Inn, which is the oldest yoto in the prefecture. Every year during early autumn, the Kaguchi Harvest Festival held in the centre of the city. Other local attractions include:
* Kaguchiyama Temple - one of the most significant temples in the prefecture
* Kaguchi Sanjo
* Ōmiza Teahouse
* Minoshi River Bridge - a popular romantic spot
* Minoshi Magnolia Park