01 Time in a Castle Town Where the Aesthetics of the Samurai Endure
In Aizu, samurai culture is still part of everyday life.
You don’t just see history—you feel it in the calm, respectful atmosphere of the town.
02 Overwhelming Nature Shaped by Mountains, Snow, and Water
The four seasons are clearly felt here, and the mountains, valleys, and snowy landscapes make the journey feel deeper and richer.
The scenery is both quiet and powerful, leaving a lasting impression you won’t find in typical travel destinations.
03 Where Great Sake Makes the Night a Destination
Aizu is known for its sake.
In each cup, you can taste the character of the region, shaped by local water and rice.
With experiences connected to breweries and food, the evening itself becomes a natural highlight of the journey.
04 Hot Springs and Ryokan That Complete the Journey
Aizu offers a rich variety of hot springs, allowing you to carry the afterglow of nature and culture straight back to your ryokan.
The more you stay, the deeper the journey becomes—here, you’ll find a place where travel truly comes to a fulfilling close.