Shimazaki Fujimura Old Home

The inside of the building is spacious with impressive ceiling. The large bathhouse has a bathhouse with a steam room with a local iron stone, and a jacuzzi with a tuhu stone, and a bathhouse with a sauna, which alternates between men and women by week. The popular open-air bath is a good location with a distance of Mount Asama. There is also a welfare bath (reservation required) for people with physical disabilities.

Kuramoto founded in the first year of the Meiji era (1868). There are local sake such as "Makisui" 1800 ml 2700 yen, which focuses on the traditional brewing method of breeding natural lactic acid bacteria and yeast, and "Misono bamboo" 1800 ml 1890 yen, which has been loved locally since ancient times.

Mochizuki-juku, which was one of the post houses of the Nakasendo 69th. Focusing on the historical and folk materials building that stands on the ruins of the main shrine it is dotted with many valuable remains, such as Mochizuki's Bodhi-ji temple, Jokkoin, which ruled the land from Heian to the Warring States, and the remains of Mochizuki Castle on its back mountain. The Shinzan family residence is a nationally designated important cultural property in the Meiwa 3 (1766) architecture.