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Accommodation with large bathhouses and training rooms. The "Abukuma no Natural Water" bath, which contains plenty of minerals, is also available for day trips. It is also popular as a base for the Irishui Stalk Cave and celestial observation.
A shop with a reputation for hand-baked rice crackers with peanuts. Savory hand-baked rice crackers with lots of peanuts are 907 yen for 12 pieces and 1512 yen for 20 pieces. Sweetness is good. We also recommend bean butter and chocolate bread. They can be shipped nationwide.
Located in the Abukuma highland full of nature, the parking area is attractive with a view that can be seen far. The food court recommends menus such as "Miharu Somen", a specialty of local products, and "Thick-cut Sauce Katsudon" and "Daisheng Ginger Grilled Set Meal". There are also local tastes such as "Kitakata soy sauce ramen & mini curry". The concession store has many local Fukushima masterpieces, such as "Kitakata Ramen Kita no Mai", where you can eat Honba Kitakata ramen at home, and "Cream Box Rusk", which is a rusk arrangement of Koriyama's soul food "Cream Box".
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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