Road station "Soma"

It consists of seven strawberry farmers. A system where you first buy an all-you-can-eat ticket for 30 minutes at the reception desk and then guide each farmer. Strawberry souvenirs can be purchased at direct sales outlets. After the disaster, it was also possible to pick strawberries for high-rise cultivation in a large house made by supporting the country's reconstruction, and it was popular among young people. You can also barbecue by booking until the day before.

Founded in the 21st year of Meiji (1888), a confectionery shop. The kura-style exterior is a landmark. All the bean paste used is cooked in-house from beans, and seasonal wagashi shaped like hydrangeas and bellflowers are 280 yen each, with 100 varieties available throughout the year. The popular Madoka Manju is 129 yen each (prices may vary). There is also a café space and a relaxing area next to the store.

The site of Nakamura Castle, built by Toshitane Soma in 1611 (1611). It was once also called Ma Ling Castle. Now only the Ōtemon (restored) and the stone wall, earthworks and moats remain, and the red bridge over the moat gives a glow. The whole area is maintained as a park and serves as a place for citizens to relax. It is also famous as a place of cherry blossoms.