Tourist information

An information space that clearly explains the structure and role of Surikami River Dam using panels, computers, videos, etc.
Why not enjoy a drive through nature and take a look at the dam lake?

【Opening hours】From 9:00 to 16:00(Admission is free)
【Tel】024-596-1275

The museum is known for its display and sale of over 40,000 owl-related items, as well as its "Winter in Aizu" series.
We exhibit and sell works by master printmaker Saito Kiyoshi, as well as works by artist Otsu Kazuyuki.

●Admission is free
●Opening/9:00am to 4:00pm
●Closed/Sundays, national holidays, and newspaper non-public days

This is the world's first leaf paper cutting museum.
A gentle and somewhat humorous world unfolds on a single small leaf.
The stories of the various creatures that live there have inspired people not only in Japan, but all over the world.
This is the first museum where you can see the works of leaf paper cutting artist Rito at any time.Enjoy the gentle world on the leaves.

●Retreat Art Museum only
Adults: 1,200 yen Seniors: 1,000 yen
High school students: 800 yen, junior high school students and younger: free
●Set with Tsurutaro Museum of Art
Adults: 2,000 yen Seniors: 1,700 yen
High school students: 1,300 yen, junior high school students and younger: free
●9:30 to 17:00
(Last admission is at 16:30)

Anna Garden is centered around St. Anna Church, located at the foot of the Azuma Mountains in the west of Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture.
There are many shops selling unique and passionate products.
It's a great spot to enjoy a day off.

【Opening Hours】9:00 to 18:00
【Non-business day】Open 365 days(Free admission)
【Tel】024-593-0639

The spacious garden is covered with grass, and you can enjoy the clear sky with Mt. Azuma in the background.
The flower beds are filled with seasonal flowers.
This is a year-round facility where you can enjoy different landscapes, traditional crafts, and agricultural products throughout the seasons.

【Opening hours】9:00 to 21:00
【Closed days】End of Year/Beginning of Year(Admission is free)
【Tel】024-593-0101

In the vast orchard, which is about the size of two Tokyo Domes, a wide variety of delicious fruits, including cherries, peaches, grapes, apples, pears, and persimmons, grow vibrantly.
From June to December (depending on weather conditions, etc.), you can also enjoy fruit picking, where you can harvest a variety of fruits.Eating fruit from the farm is special!
Enjoy eating freshly picked seasonal fruits.

【Tel】024-541-4465

It is one of the three major Fudo Myo-o statues in Japan.
Within the temple grounds stands the vermilion-painted Dainichi Hall, which was built to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the temple's founding.
The "cave tour" which takes in the sacred flame that has been burning since the temple was founded and the cave where the 36 children are enshrined is a thrilling experience.

【Opening Hours】From 9:00 to 16:00
【Non-business day】Open 365 days(Admission is free)
【Tel】024-542-2100

It was founded by Kukai in 826.
The family temple of the Sato clan of Shinobu.
There was a camellia planted there after the Sato clan was wiped out.
It is said that the flowers do not bloom due to the grief of the mother, Otowa Gozen, who lost her son.
Please try looking.

【Opening Hours】From 8:30 to 17:00
【Non-business day】End of Year/Beginning of Year
【Admission fee】Adult(s):300 yen / Junior and senior high school students:200 JPY
【Tel】024-542-3797

It has been praised as a pure Japanese garden of water and greenery, perfect for those seeking peace of mind.
This stroll-style pond garden was completed over a period of more than 10 years and is mainly made of red pine, Japanese white pine, and stone.

【Opening period】March 20th to November 30th
【Opening hours】9:00 to 17:00
【Admission fee】Adult(s):500 yen / Children:250 JPY
【Tel】024-591-1304

This tourist facility is open to the public and was built by repairing and restoring the old homes of wealthy farmers and merchants that date back to the Edo period.
The largest and oldest storehouse in the prefecture, "Jukkengura," built in 1775, and the "Main House," a modern Japanese-style house, are some of the attractions.
You can see buildings of great historical value.

【Opening hours】9:00 to 21:00
【Closed days】Open 365 days(Admission is free. May be closed temporarily.)
【TEL/FAX】024-542-8188

This is the oldest hot spring in Iizaka Onsen, and it is said that Basho also bathed here when he visited Iizaka in 1689.It has been loved as the oldest wooden public bath in Japan, but in 1993 it was remodeled with a granite bath that recreated a public bath from the Meiji period.You can spend a blissful time surrounded by the scent of hiba.

Bathing fee:Adults 400 yen, Children 200 yen
Regular holiday:Monday
Opening Hours:From 6:00 to 21:00(Last admission 20:40)
Source temperature:51.0℃
ph:8.6

It has a history of about 1,200 years and was demolished due to deterioration of the building, but was rebuilt and reopened in January 2011.
It features a Japanese-style exterior with a drum tower.
A short walk from Iizaka Onsen Station.
There are two baths available: one with hot water, a specialty of Iizaka, and one with warm water.

Bathing fee:Adults 500 yen, Children 250 yen
Regular holiday:Tuesday
Opening Hours:From 6:00 to 21:00(Last admission 20:40)
Source temperature:48.8℃
ph:8.6

Blessed with beautiful nature, this is the closest public bath to our hotel.
It was relocated in 1986 and combines Tennoji-yu (1805) and Anahara-yu (1789), and is said to be particularly effective for skin diseases.
It was featured on the popular TV program "Nani Kore Bizarre Scenery" as an extremely hot bath.

Bathing fee:Adults 400 yen, Children 200 yen
Regular holiday:Wednesday
Opening Hours:Monday and Friday 6:00 to 13:00(Last admission 12:40)
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 13:00 to 21:00(Last admission 20:40)
Source temperature:60.0℃
ph:8.4