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A popular destination with a large selection of locally grown vegetables and fruits. There is also a "Tofu Kobo" that sells fried oil using soybeans from within the prefecture, as well as pokido-fu. Ultraman goods are recommended for souvenirs.
Kumatapan is a confectionery made by wrapping paste in dough kneaded with brown sugar and flour, shaping it into an oval shape, baking and sprinkled with white sugar. It is less sweet than it seems, and it tastes later. As a taste of nostalgic hometown, it is also familiar to locals. 110 yen per piece, 1200 yen in a box of 10 pieces.
A science theater of participation experience type. In addition to the exhibition room where you can learn about the fun of insects and the relationship between nature and science and technology, an experimental show where you can experience dynamic experiments, experiments and work courses where the content changes every week, nature observation and manufacturing using natural materials. You can experience fieldwork, there are plenty of experience programs. On weekdays, group use is a priority, so inquiry is required.
Founded in Bunsei 2 (1819). It sells handmade amudokan made by the old-fashioned method, using a selection of red beans from Hokkaido. Mizukan costs 5 bottles from 970 yen, and Yushana yokan costs from 5 bottles from 720 yen. If you stay at Higashiyama Onsen, it is a classic for locals to buy a yokan from the Matsumoto family and go home.
The grave of Isamu Kondo stands in the name of Shinseigumi's efforts to take over Ichichinaka under the guardian of Kyoto, Japan. It is said that his remains and bones are stored in the grave. It was built by the Aizu clan, by Tozo Hijikata, who wished the feudal lord, Koho. A memorial monument with Hijikata's command name stands next to it.
There are 80 kinds of trees, including cherry blossoms and azaleas, and you can enjoy each season.
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