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Marusei Orchard

At Marusei Orchard, you can enjoy fruit picking as well as sweets made using fresh fruit! Because they use seasonal fruit in their services, the menu changes depending on the harvesting season. Enjoy the succulently fresh flavors that you can only get during harvesting season. The view is great too!

Marusei Orchard
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Matsuya: Kokeshi Doll Painting

Matsuya has assembled a large number of Tsuchiyu Onsen souvenirs. “Tsuchiyu Kokeshi” are a local type of doll, known for their peculiar expressions and simple wooden texture. For a particularly unique experience, you can paint your own Kokeshi Doll! If you’re interested, don&rsq...

Matsuya: Kokeshi Doll Painting
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Misawaya

The shop and storehouse were made with a facade of traditional thatched roofs. The premises include three stores: a soba shop, saké dealer, and a teahouse. Famous is their grated daikon soba, called Takato Soba. Your chopsticks are replaced with a leek!

Misawaya
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Kyu Horikiri-tei

Kyu Horikiri-tei is a property steeped in history. Built in 1775, the building has continued since the Edo Period thanks to wealthy farmers and merchants. The property contains the largest and oldest storehouse, called Jukken Kura, as well as a traditional Japanese manor house. Within the premise...

Kyu Horikiri-tei
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Hanitsu Shrine

This shrine is dedicated to Masayuki Hoshina, who founded the Aizu Domain during the first half of the Edo Period. The grounds exude a holy atmosphere that you can feel throughout. The 400 years of relatively recent history, starting from the Edo Period, will interest history enthusiasts and Aizu...

Hanitsu Shrine
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Yamadaya Teahouse

A lovely café deep within the premises, decorated with adorable items like okiagari-koboshi (traditional monk dolls) and Aizu-made decorated candles. In addition to yukimuro coffee (snow-cured coffee), they’ve put together an original menu full of locally produced drinks and sweets. ...

Yamadaya Teahouse
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Ishiharaya

A lovely shop where you can savor the flavors of handmade soba and coffee. This shop is fixated on seasonal food. In summer, the noodles are made thinner. In winter, they’re made a bit thicker. You’ll be able to relish the stone-ground noodles, handmade and boiled. Recommended is thei...

Ishiharaya
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Honke Kanouya

Among the simple color palette of Ouchijuku, Honke Kanouya will draw your eyes with their brightly colored collection of goods. Lining the store front is a wide assortment of things like vegetable-shaped beanbags to ornaments to decorations to fabric accessories. All the goods presented are handm...

Honke Kanouya
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Okuya Peanuts Factory

This shop uses Aizu-grown peanuts in their delicious confectionery sweets. There’s a sampling corner for you to try their creations. The peanut soft ice cream is recommended for its peanut flavor!

Okuya Peanuts Factory
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Diner Hasegawa

This ramen shop has the characteristically simple flavors of Kitakata Ramen with their curly noodles. The Diner Hasegawa is alone among the more mature ramen shops in Kitakata City. They use an original plump curly noodle with a satisfactory broth with flavors including soy sauce, salt, miso, and...

Diner Hasegawa
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Yamanaka Senbei Main Store

Established over 110 years ago, the main store of Yamanaka Senbei serves up handcooked senbei rice crackers. Just like in times of old, they use a traditional brick oven to cook their crackers over a charcoal fire. This experience is highly recommended for foodies and tourists alike, as you&rsquo...

Yamanaka Senbei Main Store
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Suehiro Saké Brewery

Come observe saké brewing at Suehiro Saké Brewery, established in 1850. This experience is highly recommended. After you’ve gained an understanding of Nihonshu (Japanese saké) from their experts, you’ll be able to apply your new knowledge at a tasting and select y...

Suehiro Saké Brewery
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Suzuzen

Suzuzen was established in 1833 as a lacquerware wholesale shop. For a fee, you can participate in a learning experience about Aizu lacquerware. Set your visit apart by trying this traditional Japanese craft. Not only will you be able to see the lacquerware being created using gold and silver dus...

Suzuzen
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Mitsutaya

Mitsutaya is a speciality shop with roots starting from the end of the Edo Period (around 1835). The store interior is a renovated miso storehouse, which gives you the opportunity to enjoy a local Aizu meal called “Miso Dengaku”. This is a deeply desirable meal taken simply by a charc...

Mitsutaya
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Kai Family Kurazashiki

Many storehouses have been built in Kitakata City over the years, with various architectural styles represented. The former residence of the Kai Family is among the storehouses that can be considered tourist attractions. The outer walls have been coated with black laquer. The interior was constru...

Kai Family Kurazashiki

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