Go Kobo Kokin

Go Kobo Kokin

Info

  • Address:
  • Higashiyama-cho, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima Prefecture.
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Aizuwakamatsu Station → Machinaka circumnavigation bus, bus stop: Aizu samurai house front, short walk
  • CarAccess:  
6km 15 minutes from Aizuwakamatsu IC on Banetsu Road via National Route 49
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0242-28-2525 (Aizu samurai residence)
  • Parking Number:  
100 units

Business Hours

8:30 to 17:30 (12 to March from 9 to 17)

Price

Entrance 850 yen for adults, 550 yen for junior and senior high school students, 450 yen for elementary school students

Spot Category

Folk art, crafts, ceramics


"Kuriraku" contains 20 pieces. A garacu finished with a combination of chestnut powder and Wa Sanbo sugar.


"Milk shop cafeteria Aizu ramen" 4 meals. Aizu ramen made of flat-cooked noodles and thick soy sauce soup


A variety of original hand wipes that restored the valuable dyed paper "Aizu type" carved in Edo, Meiji and Taisho


Lacquered glass in the technique of a traditional Aizu lacquerware

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Tenyon Temple

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.

Iseya

Each piece of camellia rice cake is made by carefully steamed dough made of rice cake and flour with walnuts and seasoned with soy sauce and miso; it is a name dessert that allows you to enjoy the fragrance of walnuts; and 115 yen each with paste and chestnuts.

Seongshan Park

There are 80 kinds of trees, including cherry blossoms and azaleas, and you can enjoy each season.

Seongshan Park

A stretch of Mt. Oshita at an altitude of 410m is the site of Miharu Castle. In the first year of Eishō (1504), it is said to have been built by the Sengoku daimyōda Yoshiaki [Yoshiaki]. During the Edo period, it became the residence of the Akita clan of the Miharu Domain, but the building was demolished after the Meiji Restoration. The Honmaru remains as a park. The front gate of the former Sanchun Domain Shinsho was relocated down the park, and is now used as the school gate of Sanchun Elementary School.

Sunset Hill Observation Deck

An excellent view of the hot spring town and the majestic Ado Tara mountain. The contrast between Ado Tara mountain and the sunset is stunning. Be careful at your feet depending on the weather and the season.

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