Tourist information for Aizu-Kawaguchi

Nearby facilities

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  Lake Numazawa

  Formed approximately 5,600 years ago, this double caldera lake is also known as the only lake in Fukushima Prefecture where kokanee salmon inhabit. The surrounding beech and Japanese oak forests are a symbol of Kaneyama Town.

  Location

  Arahama, Okuriyama, Kaneyama Town

  Contact information

  Kaneyama Town Tourism & Products Association
  Tel: 0241-42-7211

  Access

  About 17 minutes by car from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station (approx. 1 km)

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  Natural Carbonated Spring Seseragi-so

  This day-trip hot spring facility offers two types of hot springs sourced directly from the source. The carbonated spring, characterized by bubbles that cling to the skin, has many fans from both inside and outside the prefecture. The facility also includes a relaxation room and a restaurant.

  Location

  Aza-Shinita 2049-1, Oaza-Tamanashi, Kaneyama-machi

  Contact information

  Seseragi-so 0241-54-2830

  Access

  Approximately 10 minutes by taxi or Aizu Bus from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station [Approximately 2 minutes on foot from the Oashi Line Tamanashi Haccho Onsen bus stop] (Approximately 5 km)

  Opening hours

  9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

  URL

  http://ss-onsen.com/

  Fees

  500 yen for junior high school students and older, 300 yen for elementary school students

  Others

  Open every day except for inspection days

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  Rental Bicycles Available at Aizu-Kawaguchi Station

  You can rent electric bicycles from 200 yen per hour at the "Kaneyama Town Tourist Information Center" inside Aizu-Kawaguchi Station. You can slowly stroll around the highlights of Kaneyama Town.

  Location

  Inside Aizu-Kawaguchi Station

  Contact information

  Kaneyama Town Tourist Information Center 0241-54-2855

  Opening hours

  8:00-15:30 (April-November) *Closed during winter

  Fees

  [1 hour] 200 yen, [3 hours] 500 yen, [1 day] 1,000 yen

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  Tamanawa Castle Ruins

  These mountain castle ruins were built by Toshikiyo Yamanouchi, who branched off from the Yamanouchi clan, together with Shunpo. It is said that the castle's name was taken from "Tamanawa," a place name that still remains in northern Kamakura.

  Location

  Aza Kami-Iwashita, Kawaguchi, Kaneyama-machi

  Contact information

  Kaneyama Town Board of Education 0241-54-5360

  Access

  About a 7-minute walk from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station (to the trailhead). About 30 minutes (approx. 1 km) to the summit of Tamanawa Castle Ruins.

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  Kanke Bakery

  Established in 1978, this bakery is committed to homemade and handmade breads. They also offer a wide variety of sweets, including roll cakes and puddings made with Kanayama red pumpkin, a delicacy you won't find anywhere else.

  Location

  473 Kawaguchi Morinoue, Kanayama-machi, Ōaza

  Contact information

  Kanke Bakery 0241-54-2926

  Access

  A short walk from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station

  Opening hours

  9:30 AM – 7:00 PM

  Others

  Closed Fridays

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  Tamanashi Onsen Ebisuya Ryokan

  This inn boasts free-flowing natural carbonated hot springs with abundant water and seasonal cuisine featuring mountain and river delicacies from Oku-Aizu. Enjoy the seasonal flavors and the relaxing flow of time, along with Aizu's local sake recommended by the owner.

  Location

  Yukinashi Yokoido 2786-1, Kaneyama Town

  Contact information

  Ebisuya Ryokan 0241-54-2211

  Access

  Approximately 10 minutes by taxi or Aizu Bus from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station [Get off at Oashi Line Tamanashi Haccho Onsen and walk immediately] (approx. 4.8 km)

  Opening hours

  10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (for day trip bathing)

  URL

  http://ebis-ya.com/

  Fees

  Large bath 500 yen, private bath 1,000 yen (time limit: 35 minutes)

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  Ofukuro Shokudo (Restaurant)

  We recommend the "Cutlet Curry Mix Ramen," which has been featured on numerous TV shows. It's not only filling but also exceptionally delicious, so you can easily devour it!

  Location

  Kawaguchi Shimomachi 601, Kaneyama Town

  Contact information

  Shokudo Ofukuro 0241-54-2429

  Access

  Approximately a 2-minute walk (about 160m) from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station

  Opening hours

  10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

  Others

  2nd and 4th Thursdays (occasional closures)

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  Oku-Aizu Viewpoint: Kaneyama Fureai Plaza

  This scenic spot is about a 10-minute walk from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station, located along National Route 252. The scenery created by the village nestled close to the water surface and the Tadami Line running along the river is a stunning view that truly captures the original landscape of Japan. The village sinking into the river mist, especially on summer mornings or evenings after the rain, and the train running through the snowy landscape in winter are particularly magical.

  Location

  Kaneyama Town Kawaguchi

  Contact information

  Kaneyama Town Tourism & Products Association
  Tel: 0241-42-7211

  Access

  About a 10-minute walk (approx. 800m) from Aizu-Kawaguchi Station

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