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[June 7.2011]

Tsurugajo Castle <鶴ヶ城>

We are open as usual. (2011.06.07) Crossing through time, the castle from the final days of the shogunate is resurrected! Tsuruga-jo's greatest attrac...

[May16.2011]

Ouchijuku＜大内宿＞

Ouchijuku is a small isolated village nestled in the mountains of southwestern Fukushima Prefecture. This village was one of the post towns establishe...

[January26.2011]

Mt. Bandai 3D World＜磐梯山３Dワールド＞

Experience a simulation of the eruption Mt. Bandai Eruption in 3D! Mt. Bandai 3D World is a theater developed by Sony. The walls of the building are ...

[December15.2010]

Takashiba Deko Residence＜高柴デコ屋敷...

A traditional craftsmen's village bestowing an air of nostalgia. The lively, ubiqutous paper-mache dolls will bring a smile to your face. Takashiba-De...

[November12.2010]

Enzoji Temple＜圓藏寺＞

A symbolic temple of Aizu, Enzoji is one of the three biggest temples dedicated to Koku-zoson in Japan About 1,300 years ago, in 807, Fukuman Kokuzo E...

[June13.2010]

Oyakuen＜御薬園＞

Oyakuen was used approximately 600 years ago as a villa for the then lord of the Aizu domain. Subsequently, in the mid-17th century, within the groun...

[April23.2010]

Shingu Kumano Shrine Nagatoko <...

Built in 1055, the Nagatoko is the Shingu Kumano Shrine's worship hall, and it is designated a national important cultural asset. Built as the main st...

[April23.2010]

Kitakata Kura-no-Machi＜蔵の町喜多方市＞

In the Meiji and Taisho eras, Kitakata experienced a boom in the construction of Kura storehouses, with approximately 4,100 in existence now. While th...

[March28.2010]

Aizu Sake Brewing Museum＜會津酒造歴史...

The museum contains the sake-making equipment, records, old documents, books, and household items of the Konohana brewery, boasting a sake-brewing tra...

[March28.2010]

Maesawa L-shaped Farmhouses＜前沢曲...

The deep snows of the Aizu region mean that its residents had to use all their wits just to make it through the winters. These L-shaped farmhouses kno...

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