Ouchi-juku, which retains the appearance of an old-fashioned inn, is a sightseeing spot unique to Aizu.

Prefectural Road 131, Shimogo Aizu Hongo Line, also called “Ouchi-juku Kobushi Line,” allows visitors to enjoy the autumn foliage as far as the eye can see. The old Shimono Highway runs through Ice ball pass and is now maintained as a promenade.

Lunch is included in the experience course, which includes a tour of the workshops as well as hand-building and painting.

The Takata Information Center is located in Aizu Misato Town and provides tourist information. The building contains stores selling Takada Umezuke, a local specialty, and sweets made from local ingredients.

This mountain pass connects Aizu Misato Town and Showa Village, and visitors can enjoy the autumn foliage that continues all the way to Showa Village. Visitors can also enjoy the peaceful rural scenery of the Takata area up to the pass.

It is a famous temple associated with Tenkai High Priest, who was a trusted advisor to three generations of Tokugawa Shoguns. There are the tombs of the parents of the high priest Tenkai in the precincts of the temple.
The temple holds the national treasures “One-Character Lotus Sutra” and “Letter of Date Masamune”.

※Reservations are required to view the national treasures at Ryukouji Temple.
※Please make a reservation with Ryuuko-ji Temple for viewing of national treasures.

This public hot spring facility is located along the Agagawa River. From the open-air bath you can see Mt. Bandai, making it a popular hot spring for families.