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  • Tota Kannon-do Hall (Daikoji Temple)
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Shiokawamachi Tota Yajinaka 3227
    This is the ninth temple in the Aizu 33 Kannon Pilgrimage that is said to have been started by Masayuki Hoshina, the founder of the Aizu domain. The main deity, the thousand-armed Kannon, is enshrined on the temple grounds of Fukushuzan Daikoji Temple surrounded by rich nature. According to legend, it was a magnificent building of 12.6 meter-square gold pillars and a cypress bark roof. In the past, there were many historic Buddhist temples and shrines in Aizu domain, and it is said that many residents of the domain, including men and women of all ages, made the Aizu 33 Kannon Pilgrimage.
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  • Takeya Kannon-do Temple
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Shiokawamachi Nakayazawa Daihata Hei 697
    This Kannon-do temple is in the Takeya district, a green and lush region. The hall is adjacent to Daiunzan Kannon-ji main temple, and enshrines a sitting wooden statue of Nyoirin Kannon that is said to be the work of Kamakura period Buddhist sculptor Unkei. Legends say that this Takeya Kannon, the eighth temple on the Aizu 33 Kannon pilgrimage, was founded by a monk named Kaigen who visited here from Echigo. The 86.9-centimeter-tall yosegi-zukuri style wooden statue of the sitting Nyoirin Kannon retains much of its Kamakura period character, and as such is a prefecturally registered Important Cultural Asset.
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  • Wakaki Shoten Shimagaki no Kurazashiki
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi 3-4786
    "These are the first brick warehouses built in Kitakata, and date back to 1904. They include three-story equipment stores and two-story zashikigura (tatami-room style) warehouses at the back of Wakaki Shoten, a soy sauce and miso maker that dates back to 1755. Kitakata, famous as a brick town, built many brick warehouses due to a big fire in 1880. The brick zashikigura offers a Western atmosphere even as it holds a traditional Japanese tatami room inside. The first floor ""Shimagaki no Ma"" is completely done in striped persimmon wood, including the ceilings, trim, pillars, and even the hibachi pot trimmings. The second floor is the ""Keyaki no Ma"", and is outfitted with luxurious fittings of Japanese zelkova wood."
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  • Sasamasamune Brewery Co.,Ltd.
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Kamisanmiyamachi Kamisanmiya
    "This sake brewery was founded in 1818. They are famous in Japan for being the first to make modern junmai sake and kicking off the nationwide boom. Their motto is ""Quality comes first,"" and they avoid following modernization and trends to focus on old fashioned methods to make the best sake they can. The story of how President Jimmy Carter praised their junmai on leaving Tokyo after his 1979 visit to Japan is still known today. In recent years, they have been working with farmers in designated areas to grow organic sake rice. They strive to create sake that evokes not only their care for rice, but the water and the local community as well."
  • Kinomoto Lacquerwares and Crafts
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Tenmanmae 8859
    This folk craft shop is about a three-minute drive from Kitakata Station. They display and sell a variety of local Aizu Kitakata craft arts, including the exquisite makie lacquerware sprinkled with gold and silver, as well as glass art and kirinoko dolls made from paulownia sawdust. Their Makie Glass Crafts, which feature glass decorated using makie techniques from lacquerware, feature modern designs that fit well with current decorations. The clear, cool aura and cute designs of their beaded cellphone straps are popular with all kinds of customers. The second floor holds a display of kirinoko dolls, all individually hand-made from paulownia sawdust kneaded into ramen flour dough.

    離喜多方車站距離不遠, 走路約5到10分鐘的, 1樓有很多漆器物品賣, 2樓則類似展覽館, 有很多貓的漆器, 表現出各種不同的景, 如祭典之類的等等, 十分可愛, 來拜訪喜多方市的話, 是可以買伴手禮裝飾品送禮的好地方

  • Jigenji Temple
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Atsushiokanomachi Atsushio Atsushio Ko 795
    This ancient temple is said to have been founded by legendary monk Kukai early in the Heian period. The former Shingon-sect temple is named after Genno Shinsho, famous for his role in the legend of the Nasu killing stone, and was rededicated as a Soto-sect temple. This Kannon-do temple is the fifth temple on the Aizu 33 Kannon pilgrimage, and enshrines a Thousand-Handed Kannon Bodhisattva. The temple grounds also hold the nationally designated Important Cultural Asset Engraved Camellia-wood Lacquered Closet, and many other important cultural pieces demonstrating Kitakata's rich history. Legends say that Atsushio's hot spring source was discovered when Genno's akaza wood staff pierced the ground. Every year on January 4th they carry out a Yudono Iri festival to offer thanks for the hot springs.
  • Kitakata City Nicchu Line Museum
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Atsushiokanomachi Atsushio Maeda Tei 602-2
    This museum is dedicated to the old National Railway Nicchu Line, which ran between the Kitakata Station in old Kitakata Town, Yama County and Atsushio Station in the old Atsushio Village. The museum displays materials related to the 11 kilometers of line and five stations that it served for almost 50 years from its opening in 1938 to its closing in 1984. The museum is now housed in the old final station building, Atsushio Station, and you can see the old waiting room benches, ticket boxes, and pictures of the trains while they were running. The grounds still hold old railroad crossings and turntable.
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  • Ho Mare Brewery
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    4.5
    8 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Matsuyamamachi Muramatsu Tokiwacho 2706

    会津にある酒蔵。酒蔵の見学もさることながら、1番はテイスティングできるお店。 ほまれ酒造には、大吟醸などの酒の他にも梅酒や焼酎などもあり、自分に合ったお酒を選べます。雰囲気もとてもいいので、是非お勧めします！ You can look inside of this Sake Factory. But best thing is that they have a testing shop...

  • Kura no Machi Tourist Information Office
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    3.5
    8 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi 3-chome 4811-1

    どこの観光地もそうですが、パンフがあって便利です。おいしいラーメン店から、蔵の街の案内までここですべてがわかりますので。ラーメンはお店によって微妙に味が違いますので、詳しいことも教えてくれます。

  • Anshoji Temple
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    3.0
    7 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Teramachi 4706

    初めて見た、蔵造りのお寺さんです。昔からそうなのかな、と思いましたら、明治時代に火事で再建するとき、蔵造りにしたそうです。それにしても、喜多方らしいですね。

  • Nishi Yotsuya Tourist Information Office
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    4.0
    4 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Nishi Yotsuya 167

    地図やパンフレットなど、資料が豊富にそろう観光案内所です。ネットでもいいですが、アナログ情報は、やはり観光案内所でないと。かなり使えます。

  • Kitakata Kaikyo Land Takasato
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    4.5
    3 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Pref. Kitakatashi Takasatomachinishihaga Oshoudou 3163

    初め、意味がわかりませんでした。昔、この地区で発見された、ジュゴンの仲間のことのようです。駐車場がありますので、時間の余裕のある方はよろしいのではないでしょうか。

  • Kitakata Local Folk customs
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    3.0
    2 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Yanagihara 7503-1

    図書館の中にこの民俗館がありました。図書館には何人か、地元の人だと思いますが、いました。民俗館は僕、ひとりでした。ラーメンだけでなく、いろいろと喜多方を勉強したい人は静かですので、いいと思います。

  • Chuzenji Temple
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Sekishibamachi
  • Shiokawa Tourist Center Kawa Bansho
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Shiokawamachi Higashisakaemachi 1-chome 1-1

    番所の跡ではありませんでした。喜多方の名産品を売っている土産屋さんでした。名前がいかめしいですね。勘違いしました。

  • Carlife Stadium Rent-A-Car Kitakata
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    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Idojiri 4129-2
  • Kai Store
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Machida 8269-1
  • Kagami Sakura
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Yamatomachi Asakura
  • Ofukasawa Dam
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Shiokawamachi
  • Sekishiba Dam
    Travel / Tourism
    Fukushima Kitakata-shi Sekishibamachi Hayama Do
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