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    Ouchi-juku
    It was an obligation for domain lords throughout Japan in the Edo Period to go to the city of Edo regularly. The Shimotsuke Kaido route, which connected Aizu Domain...
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    Onsen in Fukushima
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    Aizu-nuri lacquerware
    Aizu-nuri lacquerware boasts a 500-year history, and is distinguished by its colorful decoration using a special technique. In the mid-15th century, the feudal lord who...
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    Tsuruga Castle
    Kurokawa Castle, built in 1384, was the predecessor of this castle. The name was changed to Tsuruga Castle (Tsuruga-jo) after a major reconstruction in the latter half...
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    Iwaki-Yumoto-onsen Hot Springs
    The Joban Coalfield was once located here, and the hot water of Iwaki-Yumoto-onsen is taken from the bored bottom of this field. There are some inns here, but among...
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    Soma-Nomaoi
    Hibarigahara, Ota Shrine and Odaka Shrine (both located in Minami-Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture) and Nakamura Shrine (Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture) In the Soma...
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    Sanjo-no-taki Falls
    Sanjonotaki Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in Japan, which stretches 100 meters tall and 30 meters wide. Because it collects all the water from Ozegahara, the...
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    Oze National Park
    Oze National Park is a vast national park known best as a hiking destination for nature walks. Featuring the Ozegahara Marshland and Ozenuma Pond, Oze Park has blooming...
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    Bandai Atami Onsen
    Founded about 800 years ago during the Kamakura era, legends say that Princess Hagi had been afflicted by an incurable and fatal disease before emerging healed from the...
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    Grandeco
    Sun, snow and the great outdoors are plentiful at Grandeco Snow Resort. Located in western Fukushima Prefecture, this family-friendly resort is just three hours from...
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