Mishima Town Living and Crafts

A hot spring in Oku-Aizu with a legend that a vine has healed his wounds; a samurai-house-style building with a luxurious resting space of locally grown Aizu-kiri; and a large bathhouse and an open-air bath where you can take a bath while admiring the clear stream of the Tadami River.

The mountain stream of the Tadami River, which flows along the border between the towns of Mishima and Kanayama in the Aizu region, is named "Goyankyo" because it is surrounded by river fog in the summer mornings and evenings and has a fantastic landscape. From the end of April to the middle of November, a sightseeing ferry runs on a Japanese boat to enjoy the scenery. A tour plan that will take about 45 minutes to go around the Gugen Gorge from the boat landing near JR Hayato Station, there is a plan with a walk of about 1 hour and 30 minutes to visit and stroll through the abandoned village settlements where spots such as the Mogen Jizo and the site of the industrial site of the Yazo Sulfur Mine remain by boat.

Located about a two-minute walk from Aizu-Miyashita Station, "Tourist Exchange" is a tourist information center in the town, which is a renovation of an old private house. We lend rent-a-cycle, and all the bikes we rent are equipped with electric assists, so the slopes are also easy. There are many users in their 60 s and above, including the younger generation, so you can enjoy a different feeling than car and train travel.