Tourist information for Aizu-Shiozawa

Nearby facilities

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  Toshima Viewpoint

  The Toshima settlement lies on the opposite bank of the Tadami River as seen from the Tadami Line. Shaped like a small island, the shrine within the settlement serves as a scenic viewpoint. From there, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Tadami River and the Shiozawa settlement, making it a recommended spot for photography.

  Location

  Toshima, Tadami-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima

  Contact information

  Tadami Town Information Center
  Tel: 0241-82-5250

  Access

  About a 15-minute walk from Aizu-Shiozawa Station

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  Tsuginosuke Kawai Memorial Museum

  A museum dedicated to Tsuginosuke Kawai, chief retainer of the Nagaoka Domain, who died in Shiozawa while traveling from Nagaoka to Aizu during the Boshin War. The “Room of His Final Moments,” preserved through the sentiments of local residents, has been relocated and reconstructed inside the museum.

  Location

  850-5 Uenodai, Shiozawa, Tadami-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima

  Contact information

  Tsuginosuke Kawai Memorial Museum
  Tel: 0241-82-2870

  Access

  About a 15-minute walk (approx. 700 m) from Aizu-Shiozawa Station

  Opening hours

  Late April to mid-November, 10:00–16:00

  Fees

  Adults: 350 yen
  Children: 200 yen

  Others

  Closed: Thursdays (closed during the winter season)

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  Aizu-Shiozawa Station

  A mural painted at Aizu-Shiozawa Station inspired by the film “Youth 18×2: The Road That Leads to You,” which is set in Tadami Town. It was created by Rumi Yoshida, the artist who was responsible for the artwork in the film. Titled “The Scenery of Tadami Town as Seen by Ami, Vol. 1,” this large-scale artwork features a gentle, warm style that evokes memories of the movie mural.

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  Location

  Tsuginosuke Kawai Memorial Museum