Tsuruga Castle

Aizu Ruosong City is a very old county town in Fukushima Prefecture, where there are traditional Japanese buildings, no high-rise buildings, although some are not prosperous enough, but exude a different kind of tranquility. There was no particular loss in the Fukushima earthquake, so you can still travel.

The focus here is to enjoy the activities of night cherry blossoms. The lights on Ruomatsu City, coupled with the blooming cherry blossoms, can really set off another scenery. There are no fewer tourists at night than during the day, but there is no need to be too anxious, and the beautiful scenery is always waiting.

Aizu Ruosong City is a village and town with a very beautiful natural environment in Hokkaido. The buildings here are not high, but they are all antique. The roads are very wide and the blue sky is against the sky. The whole village is very beautiful, just like an oil painting. General, it is worth recommending to everyone.

Aizu Buddha and Aizu Ruosong City, is a famous scenic spot!

It is a place where you can enjoy in the four seasons. We recommend Sakura Aizu in spring. If you look up the history of the Boshin War, you can enjoy it very much.

You can enjoy it without entering the castle tower. There is a cherry blossom planted by Haruka Ayase.

Hecheng, one of 100 famous cities. Today, Hecheng is rebuilt in 1965, and the original tower was demolished in 1874 after the defeat of the Yuchen War in 1868. Hecheng is the only Tianshou Pavilion in Japan with red tiles. He was filmed in 2013 in Japan's Okamoto drama Octagonal Sakura, and because of this, Crane City became one of the tourist punching places. Hecheng is also the location of Aizu-ku, founded in 1384 Lu Mingshi, grew up in Yusheng, developed in Katoshi, flourished in the Tokugawa Shogun period, silent in Meiji Renovation, is a city with historical stories. It takes half a day to visit Crane City. The surrounding area is very wide. There is a tea room in the Pavilion on the side. Unfortunately, the time is too late and I regret to miss it.