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A flower garden located next to the west of the South Lake Park, which has 200 species of 100,000 tulips in April, 300 species of 18,000 German iris in May, and other anemone nemophila poppies with colorful seasonal flowers until mid-June.
It is said to be the oldest park in Japan built by the feudal lord Sadanobu Matsudaira in the first year of Kyowa (1801). Pine, maple, and cherry blossoms are planted on the lakeside of the country-designated historic site, Meishatsu "Nanko Park", and the beautiful figure can be seen in the four seasons. In the park, there is a specialty Nanko Dango shop, Nanko Shrine, which is over 100 years old, and a Japanese garden, Suirakuen, where you can enjoy Shicha, which can be enjoyed by children and the elderly.
Located in the southernmost part of Fukushima Prefecture, the last parking area on the return trip to Tokyo, Michinoku, Tōhoku. It is located about 7.6km from the Yabuki IC, with a distance of about 2.6km to the next Shirakawa Chuo Smart IC and about 9km to the Shirakawa IC. The facility is a toilet and vending machine only, but it is located in the lush mountains, and the scenery of fresh green in spring and autumn leaves will heal the fatigue of driving.
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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