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Koriyama Culture Park / 郡山カルチャーパーク
An amusement park with a roller coaster and merry go land"Dreamland", swimming pool, indoor children's playground, arena (gymnasium) etc. are prepared.There is a play area and a lawn open space where you can play for free.There are several free pass sale dates for a few days in the month where you can get the benefits of "Dreamland" attractions. Check the release date and play with the children a lot!The "indoor children's play area" is divided into an infant area and a primary school and junior high school play area, so it can be enjoyed safely.
Okama / お釜（噴火口）
It is a volcanic lake in Zao Goshikidake, and the color of the lake surface changes to an emerald green tone color depending on conditions such as weather, and it is a symbol of Zao that shows a rich expression. If you stop at the parking lot that climbs the Zao High Line (Toll Road) from the Zao Echo Line, you will have a 3-minute walk to the Rest House and a 5-minute walk to the Observatory's observation platform.As it is barrier-free correspondence to observation deck, anyone can enjoy sightseeing safely.
Shirakaba Lake / 白樺湖
A lake surrounded by beautiful birch forests in each of the four seasons. In addition to enjoying canoeing, fishing and boating, there are leisure lands, museums, and one-day hot spring facilities on the lakeside.
Takase Gorge / 高瀬峡
Takase Gorge is a route where you can enjoy waterfalls and mountain streams that span Ashinozawa, Shibusawa and Karazawa. It is popular as an affordable trekking course on the mountain path. There are springs on foot from the parking lot, and some people come to draw water. When you enter the forest road from the Fujii area, you will arrive at the parking lot with the foot of “Mountain God” in 5 minutes by car. You can enjoy wildflowers depending on the season, such as Yamayuri, Kurumayuri, Chigoyuri, cornflower, and diamondfish.
Sasagawa flow / 笹川流れ
The Sasagawa River is a beach in Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture. It is one of the best coastal scenic spots in the prefecture selected as one of Japan's 100 scenic spots in the area designated as a national scenic spot and a natural monument (designated as “Yodogawa-ryu” in 1927). The name of the Yodo River is the name of the village ("Yodogawa Village" which was present until 1889, now Yodogawa, Murakami City). It is said that the tide was seen from this Yodo River to the offshore rocky area.
National Route 345 (Nihonkai Sunset Line) and JR Uetsu Main Line run along the coast. A beautiful sunset can be seen at sunset from the “Michi no Eki Yodogawa Flow”, which is attached to the JR Uetsu Main Line Kuwakawa Station.
In addition, the Uetsu Main Line near the Yodo River Flow Coast is also known as a railway photography spot since the SL boom from the mid 1960s when steam locomotives such as C57 and D51 were active, and in summer it is a scenic spot In the winter, it is crowded with many railway fans who take pictures of trains along the rough coast.
Takeda Shrine / 武田神社
Takeda Shrine is a shrine located in Kofuchu-cho, Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is built on the site of Chigasakikan (the ruins of Mr. Takeda), and Shingen Takeda is the festival god. The former company is a prefectural company.
リトリートサロン Acha-ne / Retreat Salon Acha-ne
Are you lying a life like you? Did you mask the mask to adapt to society and have not taken it?At Acha-ne, with Detox & Purification Therapy, I will refine your soul, mind and body, and I will help you return to the original you.* Retreat = Looking back on yourself in an environment different from yourself regression, nature return, everyday life
Kanzo Yashiki / 旧高野家住宅 甘草屋敷
This private house was built in the late Edo period and has been designated as a national important cultural property.
The Takano family served as a long-lasting peasant in this area. They were named “Ibei” for generations. The Takano clan cultivated licorice for the Edo shogunate and is called the licorice house.
The main house of the Koya family is a Koshu private house with a two-level raised roof on the front upper part of the gable roof. It is a late Edo period architecture and is designated as an important cultural property, including annex buildings such as warehouses and residential land.
