Major sightseeing areas
Each area has its own unique charm.
Kitakata City
Kitakata, known as the 'town of warehouses,' is a popular tourist destination famous for its historic buildings and 'Kitakata Ramen.' As you walk through the town, you will see beautiful rows of traditional warehouse-style buildings and steaming ramen shops. Additionally, attractions such as 'Atsushio Onsen' and 'Nitchu Line Weeping Cherry Blossom Avenue'...
Kita-Shiozawa Village
Kitashiobara Village is a nature-rich village located in the northern part of Aizu region in Fukushima Prefecture, within the Bandai-Asahi National Park. It is particularly known for scenic spots such as Goshikinuma and Urabandai, attracting tourists throughout the four seasons...
Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture
Yonezawa City is located at the southernmost tip of Yamagata Prefecture and is a dignified castle town blessed with history, food culture, and nature. It is known as a castle town associated with the Warring States general Uesugi Kenshin and Uesugi Yozan, featuring historical sites such as "Uesugi Shrine" and "Uesugi Family Mausoleum."
Inawashiro Town
A rich natural highland resort area surrounded by Lake Inawashiro, known as "Tenkyoko," and "Aizu Bandai Mountain." At the lakeside, you can enjoy marine sports and camping, and in winter, skiing is also available. Additionally, the birthplace and museum of Dr. Hideyo Noguchi is a popular learning spot.
Koriyama City
Located in the "center" of Fukushima Prefecture, Koriyama City has excellent transportation access and is an energetic town where nature and urban life harmonize. The city's symbol, "Kaiseiyama Park," and "Kaiseiyama Shrine" are places of relaxation where you can enjoy seasonal flowers. Also, "Space...
Aizubakuhatsu Town
Aizubanshuku Town, located in the western part of the Aizu Basin in Fukushima Prefecture. It is a town where historical heritage, such as the nationally designated important cultural property "Tachiki Kannon," which features a statue of Senju Kannon, is scattered, and the faith in Aizu Korori's three Kannon is deeply rooted. Rich nature and pure water nurture the local specialty horse...
Yukawa Village
The smallest municipality in Fukushima Prefecture. The scenery, with hydrangeas blooming along the prefectural road and vast rural landscapes, is perfect for a drive. At the "Yukawa Takara-kan," a sacred place for movies, the "Tora-san" series is continuously screened. Nostalgic landscapes and people from the Showa era...
Ten'ei Village
In Tenei Village, you can enjoy rich nature throughout the four seasons, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The rice known as "Tenei Rice," which is said to be the best in the world, has won gold medals at the "Rice and Taste Analysis Competition International" for nine consecutive years. This exquisite rice has won a total of 13 gold medals. At the "Hatori Observatory," you can...
Shimogo Town
Shimogo Town is an attractive town where magnificent natural landscapes and important historical heritage harmonize. You can experience the grand beauty of the valley with unique rock formations carved by the river over a million years at "Ouchi-juku," which has been designated as a national important traditional building preservation district.
Aizumisato Town
At the Shin-Tsuru Winery near Isasumi Shrine, you can enjoy wine and vineyards. Shopping for local specialties such as Aizu Hongo ware and Mishizuri persimmons is also recommended. The Aizu region in general is rich in historical sites and nature, with hot springs and gourmet...
Aizuwakamatsu City
Aizuwakamatsu City, known as the castle town of "Tsuruga Castle," is a historical town that made its mark as the stage of the Boshin War. As symbolized by the tragedy of the White Tiger Brigade, the people of Aizu valued "righteousness" and lived with the noble spirit of samurai pride. The city...
Bandai Town
Bandai Town, located at the foot of Mount Bandai, is a place rich in magnificent nature and historical romance. At the "Eijiji Ruins," you can see the remains of a Tendai sect temple that flourished during the Heian period. For those who enjoy climbing and hiking, access to "Mount Bandai" is also convenient. Throughout the four seasons...
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