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A facility that regenerates and utilizes a townhouse built in the Meiji era; exhibits such as the history of Takada and the geese, as well as tours of the puke and the dozo, which are characteristic of the townhouse of Takada; and there is also a souvenir sale and a toilet, as well as a break for a townscape walk in the castle town of Takada.

Takada, a castle town built by Tadahira Matsudaira; the street is followed by a gangi found in a snowy country, the length of which is the best in Japan; walk along a nostalgic street where history is breathed.

Constructed in Meiji 43 (1910) by Vice Admiral Toshifumi Nagaoka, the former Japanese Army Commander of the 13th Division of Takada. Until 1991, it was used as an executive lodging for the Japan Self-Defense Forces Takada Garrison. As the few remaining Western-style wooden structures of the Meiji period in the city, the city was relocated and restored to its current location. The first floor is a Western-style eclectic of Japanese-style rooms, and the second floor is an eclectic of Japanese-style rooms, which are restored in a form close to the original architecture, from the exterior and interior to the furnishings.

A famous temple founded by Qian. The imperial parietal bone of the holy man is placed in the temple. The main hall of Irimoya-zuki is 29m frontage, making it the largest Jōdo Shinshu temple building in Niigata Prefecture, and is designated as a national important cultural property. A large number of valuable cultural objects are exhibited at the treasure hall.

An accommodation in the mountains of Joetsu City and a day-trip hot spring bathing facility. Standing in the mountains, rich in nature and quiet, surrounded by beautiful beech forests. The large bathhouse, which has a high ceiling and an open ceiling, has a misting sauna, a sleeping bath, a whirlpool bath and seasonal medicinal hot water, and an open-air bath where you can soak while looking at the surrounding mountains feels good.

A long-established Japanese confectionery shop with an abundance of seasonal Japanese sweets. The 172 yen for each of the specialty chedenchi is a Japanese confectionery derived from the fact that Uesugi Kenshin gave mochi to a general soldier during the war and sifted it out greatly. You can enjoy the harmony of yellow flour cake with mugwort and black molasses.

In addition to the sale of processed goods such as "Airun field", which is a direct sale of agricultural products, rice flour bread and confectionery, "Airun no Mori" with a buffet restaurant, and "Airun no Umi" of the sale of fresh fish is united to create "Joetsu Airun-mura". A large theme park where you can fully feel the charm of Joetsu's "food" at one stop, you can enjoy groups and families. It is also attractive that you can enjoy the taste of Joetsu, such as local beef and pork and the "snow sky vegetables" unique to Snow Country.

A wine brewery founded in 1890. It was started by Kawakami Zenbei as a new industry for farmers' relief. You can enjoy a tour of the No. 2 Ishikura (designated by Jōetsu City Cultural Property) and the Kawakami Zenbei Jutsu Materials Room using the snow room, as well as a vineyard walk. The Daiichi Ishizou, built in 1895 (Meiji 28), is Japan's oldest building for a wine-related building and is a nationally registered tangible cultural property. At the shop, wine over 2,000 yen can be sampled for a fee from 100 yen per glass. The recommended wine is a deep snow flower (red, white and rosé 720 ml 2210 yen) that goes well with Japanese food.

A fresh fish market where seafood with excellent freshness arrives from a nearby fishing port, a seafood restaurant, a day-trip hot bath that boasts an open-air bath and artificial hot spring "Nationwide Hot Spring Hot Water Tour Bath", an accommodation with an ocean view room, play, relax, eat, buy, but you can enjoy the food on the sea at one time resort.

A year-round leisure pool is popular, including a large, thrilling 80-meter slider and a 3-meter-deep diving pool, as well as a skating rink, gymnasium, concert hall and conference room.