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Enichi-ji Temple

Opened at the beginning of the Heian period, Enichi-ji Temple is known as the oldest temple in Tohoku where you can see original foundation stones. There are countless fascinating temples and shrines scattered around Enichi-ji, so make sure to reserve time for exploring the surrounding area. Also...

Enichi-ji Temple
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Soma Nakamura Shrine

Soma Nakamura Shrine, long revered for enshrining the patron deity of the Soma clan, is built on a small hill in the western area of the Nakamura Castle grounds. The shrine was erected in 1643 by Soma Yoshitsune, the 18th head of the Soma family. The main shrine is a an example of Gongen Shinto a...

Soma Nakamura Shrine
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Nakano Fudo-son

It is said that about 800 years ago, Keimei recluse was led by a single species of antelope and enshrined immortality. Three Fudo-son [Memamori], [Mikazuki], [Yakuyoke] are worshipping in the ground. In this temple has such as "Fudo Falls" "Caving Tour" and you can enjoy...

Nakano Fudo-son
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Ogawasuwa Shrine's Weeping Cherry Blossom

A natural monument selected by the town, this weeping cherry tree is over 500 years old. The flowers bloom slightly earlier than those of Yoshino cherry trees, and are lit up by traditional Japanese campfires during the cherry blossom season. Stretching even further down than the roots, the weepi...

Ogawasuwa Shrine's Weeping Cherry Blossom
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Kitakata Kura-no-Machi

In the Meiji and Taisho eras, Kitakata experienced a boom in the construction of Kura storehouses, with approximately 4,100 in existence now. While these were used both as storehouses and in the brewing and lacquerware industries, residents of Kitakata also considered building a kura to be a grea...

Kitakata Kura-no-Machi
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Enzoji Temple

A symbolic temple of Aizu, Enzoji was made about 1,300 years ago in 807. Fukuman Kokuzo Enzoji Temple was built by Tokuichi Daishi, a noted priest from Aizu. The main hall of the temple rises high above a huge crag. From here, the Tadami River can be viewed flowing magnificently through the to...

Enzoji Temple
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Yamamoto Fudoson Temple

Yamamoto Fudoson Temple was built over 1000 years ago in a rocky cavern. The temple can be reached by taking paths lined with century-old Japanese cedar trees, and climbing a 130-step stone staircase. The cave that makes up part of the Yamamoto Fudoson temple grounds is where the Buddhist deity e...

Yamamoto Fudoson Temple
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Kasumigajo (Nihonmatsu Castle)

Nihonmatsu-jo was a castle built in 1643 by Mitsushige Niwa, the first feudal lord of the Nihonmatsu Domain. This domain had command over a territory producing 100,000 koku of rice (one koku being the amount of rice needed to feed one man for a year) and Nihonmatsu-jo was one of the strategic poi...

Kasumigajo (Nihonmatsu Castle)
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Somak Odaka Shrine

This is the shrine of the guardian deity of the Soma clan and a ceremony site of the Nomakake ritual of the Soma-Nomaoi, in which men capture wild horses with their bare hands. Somei Yoshino and weeping cherry trees bloom on the shrine grounds, so it is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot.

Somak Odaka Shrine
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Shiramizu Amidado Temple

Shiramizu Amidado Temple (Amitabha Hall) was constructed in 1160 by Princess Tokuhime of the Oushu Fujiwara clan, which built the "golden culture" in Oushu (the present Tohoku Region). It is the only building in Fukushima Prefecture that has been designated as a national treasure. Insid...

Shiramizu Amidado Temple
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Aizu Bukeyashiki (Samurai Residence)

Aizu Bukeyashiki (Samurai Residence) is a historical and regional theme park where visitors can learn about the history of Aizu and sample some of the specialty products of Fukushima. The Historical Stroll Zone consists of Japanese traditional architecture, including the residence of Tanomo Saigo...

Aizu Bukeyashiki (Samurai Residence)
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Ryusenji Temple

Ryusen Temple is the perfect place to refresh the mind and body during your trip to Fukushima Prefecture. Originally built in 1320, the temple underwent many name changes until being called Ryusen. The beautiful main hall has not changed for about 300 years after being reconstructed due to a...

Ryusenji Temple
Historical Sites

Isasumi Shrine

Aizu Misato’s historic Isasumi Shrine, known as a great spot for viewing beautiful irises, holds a festival to celebrate the splendor of these flowers every year.

Isasumi Shrine
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Adachigahara Furusato Mura (Adachigahara Historical Center)

Experience traditional Japanese life & culture at Adachigahara Furusato Village. From exploring samurai residences to learning about the lifestyles of local farmers, there is a lot to see and do in this incredibly scenic interactive museum. Entrance 200 yen per person.

Adachigahara Furusato Mura (Adachigahara Historical Center)
Historical Sites

Cherry Blossoms in Baryo Park

As approximately 630 Yoshino cherry blossom trees in the park bloom simultaneously, it is easy to be swept away by the scenery. You will be able to enjoy the coming of spring as you walk along rows of cherry blossom trees on the sando (road which runs from the torii to a shrine). It is a famous p...

Cherry Blossoms in Baryo Park

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