Welcome to Aizuwakamatsu
tsuruga-jo
The castle is an impregnable masterpiece that holds back the water to the east, and the basin and the key transportation points to the north, south and west.
kozashi-jo
A rebellious Aizu, a fantastic castle dreamed up by Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu.
nanuka-machi street
Streets that have developed along the major highways. Town development that makes use of the atmosphere of Taisho Romanticism.
hakubutsukan
A museum that displays valuable materials to learn about the history of Fukushima Prefecture.
oyakuen
A beautiful and elegant Japanese garden that was used by the Aizu domain lord.
bukeyashiki
A theme park where visitors can get a glimpse of the lives of the warriors of the Aizu Clan.
syuzo-rekishikan
Learn about the history of sake made in Aizu, a region with famous water and one of the best rice-producing regions in Japan.
nisshinkan
A museum of the Aizu Domain School, which provided advanced education.
byakkotai-kinenkan
A memorial hall that tells the tragedy of the Byakkotai to this day.
shirokiya-shiryokan
A historical lacquerware wholesaler's building and a museum with valuable materials on display.
kaneyaka-rekishi
A museum where you can learn about the folklore of the Okuaizu region.
okuaizu-hakubutsukan
A museum that displays a variety of materials that will help you learn about the history and folklore of the Minami-Aizu region.
saitoukiyoshi
A museum that exhibits many of Kiyoshi Saito's works, including prints.
noguchihideyo
The birthplace of Hideyo Noguchi, who devoted himself to the eradication of infectious diseases, and a museum that exhibits related materials.
inawashiro-tansui
An aquarium that exhibits freshwater creatures from the Bandai area.
aizu-minzokukan
A museum where visitors can learn about the folklore of the Inawashiro region.
bandaisan-funka
A memorial hall where visitors can learn about the explosive eruption of Mt.