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A part of the site of the former Japan National Railways (JNR) Nichu Line, which was clo…

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Tsuruga Castle, also known as Aizu Castle or Aizuwakamatsu Castle, is famed as an impreg…

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Goshikinuma, literally meaning “Five Coloured Ponds”, is a group of volcanic…

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The JR Tadami Line is a local line that connects Aizuwakamatsu in Fukushima Prefecture t…

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From JR Nanukamachi station, the 700m Nanukamachi-dori Street leads to Noguchi Hideyo Se…

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Sazae-do is a three-storied, hexagonal pagoda with the look of an optical illusion. Offi…

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The 100km2 Lake Inawashiro is one of the largest lakes in Japan. The lake is so big that…

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Higashiyama Onsen is one of three renowned hot springs in Tohoku along with Kaminoyama O…

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Akabeko is a folk toy born in Aizu and also considered a lucky charm. Paint it as y…

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Maki-e is a unique Japanese craft technique in which lacquerware surfaces are painted wi…

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Aizu Bukeyashiki is a historical site of reconstructed samurai residences of the Edo per…

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Among a cluster of lakes and ponds created by the eruption of Mount Bandai, Lake Hibara,…

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Ashinomaki Onsen is proud of its beautiful valley and natural hot spring with abundant h…

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The Aizu Festival is Aizu’s largest festival and is held in late September each ye…

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Selected as one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains, Mount Bandai is the leading …

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The history of Kitakata ramen dates back to the late Taisho period and early Showa perio…

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Nisshinkan was the highest school of the Aizu domain, built in 1803 for the purpose of n…

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 Aizu Erosoku (painted candles) are one of Aizu’s traditional crafts. The can…

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Attracting more than 100,000 visitors every year, this project has now established itsel…

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Goshikinuma’s (Five Colored Lakes) sightseeing paths, bustling with tourists in th…

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Located 314 metres above sea level, Mount Iimori overlooks the former castle town of Aiz…

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Stroll through the streets, which were used as a stopover during the Edo period (1603-18…

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Oyaku-en is located 15 minutes on foot to the east of Tsuruga Castle. It is a Japanese g…

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Shingu Kumano Shrine is an ancient shrine. It is said that its beginnings lie with the d…

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This brewery was established in 1850.Built between the Meiji (1868-1912) and Taisho (191…

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Lake Numazawa is a double caldera lake that was formed by a volcanic eruption about 5,60…

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Izumi no Mori Tanabata Prayer Festival -Light -up and cool wind chimes-

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This retro-chic street stretches from north to south through the town of Aizuwakamatsu. …

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One of the most beautiful features of Kaneyama Town is how its landscape changes express…

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For 1,000 yen at traditional izakaya bars, snack bars, and regular bars participating in…

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The "Buddhist city" of Aizu is where Buddhism first flourished in the Tohoku r…

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Yamagama Sake Brewery is a sake brewery that has been making sake for nine generations s…

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Tsurugajo Kaikan is a tourist product centre in front of Tsuruga Castle, just a five-min…

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This is a genuine and exquisite walk rally where you can visit sake breweries with an or…

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The unusual festival known as Nanokado Hadaka Mairi is held annually on the night of 7 J…

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This is the largest festival in Aizu, held annually in late September.The three-day fest…

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AIZU Numajiri Extreme Hot SpringsA completely new hot spring area that offers a unique a…

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You can feel the long history of this castle town in the air, surrounded by rich scenery…

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