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Spring-only ``Tsurugajo Park, 100 Famous Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan'' View cherry blossoms at night at the banquet hall and special seats. Aizuwakamatsu accommodation plan
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This is a special experience content where you can immerse yourself in Tsurugajo Park, where 1,000 cherry blossoms are in full bloom, centering on the Yoshino cherry tree, which signals the arrival of spring. In front of the Tsuruga Castle castle tower, we have prepared a special seating area calle...
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If you have already visited Japan several times and have visited all of Japan's major tourist spots such as Tokyo and Kyoto, the next place you should visit is the ``regional areas'' such as the Tohoku region. At Find Your Local Tours, we have a wide selection of short-term tours for locals in Japan, where you can enjoy a variety of local experiences and the beautiful scenery of each season. Our tour area is full of historical sites and scenic spots, where you can enjoy delicious gourmet food, and you'll be sure to experience a lot of deep charm that is unique to the local area. If you want to enjoy Japan more deeply, we will help you find travel plans and book your trip. The tours listed on Find Your Local Tours are not tours created for foreigners, but are popular tours in the area that many Japanese people also participate in. By participating in these tours with Japanese people, you can feel more about Japanese culture and charm. When it comes to enjoying delicious food in Japan, many people may imagine bustling cities and markets such as Tsukiji, Toyosu, Ginza, and Osaka. However, true gourmets visit the "production area". The areas we introduce, such as Tohoku, are "producing areas" where fresh and delicious ingredients can be obtained. Ingredients harvested in these production areas are collected at Toyosu Market and transported to restaurants in Ginza and other areas. In other words, if you travel to the ``production area'', you can taste extremely fresh and delicious food. Furthermore, our website offers a wide selection of tours to ``production areas'' where you can harvest sake with your own hands, learn about the sake brewing process, and have an impressive gourmet experience. Also, if you take a bus tour, you can enjoy alcohol with peace of mind. At Find Your Local Tours, we have many tours that allow you to enjoy Japan's spectacular scenery and hot springs, which you should see and experience at least once in your lifetime. Visiting such deep tourist spots in the region can be difficult to navigate on your own, as transportation access is difficult to understand. However, with our tours, you can visit a variety of spots more efficiently than you could on a solo trip, together with a local Japanese person. The ocean, mountains, snow, cherry blossoms, deep greenery, autumn leaves...you're sure to find your favorite local scenery. Now, let's go find your favorite local tour in Japan.
What is “Honmaru Lawn/Special Seats Banquet Hall of Light”?
This is a special seat for viewing cherry blossoms at night, inspired by the scenes of banquets held only by firelight in ancient times.
Under the lanterns, the space where Aizu Momen circles around creates a gorgeous and solemn atmosphere of travel.
In addition, it is a special location where you can see the Tsuruga Castle castle tower directly in front of you.
After all, it is perfect for viewing cherry blossoms at night! “Local sake from Aizu” available!
Each participant will receive a free bottle of Aizu local sake (180ml) or soft drink (180ml) at the Honmaru Lawn/Special Seat "Banquet Hall of Light."
After viewing the cherry blossoms at night...set up a plan to enjoy the best sake bars in Aizuwakamatsu City!
This is a set plan that includes [Excellent Bar-hopping Sake (1,000 yen, tax included)] where you can enjoy food and drinks made with Aizu ingredients at the target izakaya!
Target stores: Ebisutei, Taiheiraku, Amairaya, Denden Yumushi, Nagomi, Aizu Bar, Sakasai Tenmi, etc.
Please let us know the store you wish to use in advance and we will make a reservation for you. Please note that we may ask you to adjust your preferred store depending on the reservation status and store availability.
This is possible only on the day of your stay.
The contents of the "Superior Bar Bar Bar Menu" are subject to change.
When it is crowded, we may not be able to offer you a seat.
Please refrain from staying for a long time (more than 30 minutes) just by ordering the "Superior Bar Bar Bar Menu".
When ordering additional menu items, additional seat fees and appetizer charges may apply. If you order additional menu items, please pay the difference separately at the store you use.
tour dates
●Day 1
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*Meeting location: Fukushima Prefecture, Aizuwakamatsu City, Tsurugajo Park, former Honmaru meeting place, "Banquet Hall of Light" venue (Meeting time: Please gather between 18:00 and 18:30.)
You can check in at the hotel (from 3:00pm) before viewing the cherry blossoms at night. Please contact us in advance.
Accommodation: Aizuwakamatsu (Aizuwakamatsu Washington Hotel, Western-style room)
●Second day
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The ``Machinaka Tour Bus'' is convenient for sightseeing in Aizuwakamatsu City! Great deal
The machinaka tour bus is very convenient for sightseeing in Aizuwakamatsu, such as Tsuruga Castle, a popular tourist spot in Aizu, Mt. Iimori, the historical site of the Byakkotai, and Nanokamachi, which is popular for its retro townscape. For details ➡ https://www.aizubus.com/rosen/machinaka-shuyu
If you have already visited Japan several times and have visited all of Japan's major tourist spots such as Tokyo and Kyoto, the next place you should visit is the ``regional areas'' such as the Tohoku region. At Find Your Local Tours, we have a wide selection of short-term tours for locals in Japan, where you can enjoy a variety of local experiences and the beautiful scenery of each season. Our tour area is full of historical sites and scenic spots, where you can enjoy delicious gourmet food, and you'll be sure to experience a lot of deep charm that is unique to the local area. If you want to enjoy Japan more deeply, we will help you find travel plans and book your trip. The tours listed on Find Your Local Tours are not tours created for foreigners, but are popular tours in the area that many Japanese people also participate in. By participating in these tours with Japanese people, you can feel more about Japanese culture and charm. When it comes to enjoying delicious food in Japan, many people may imagine bustling cities and markets such as Tsukiji, Toyosu, Ginza, and Osaka. However, true gourmets visit the "production area". The areas we introduce, such as Tohoku, are "producing areas" where fresh and delicious ingredients can be obtained. Ingredients harvested in these production areas are collected at Toyosu Market and transported to restaurants in Ginza and other areas. In other words, if you travel to the ``production area'', you can taste extremely fresh and delicious food. Furthermore, our website offers a wide selection of tours to ``production areas'' where you can harvest sake with your own hands, learn about the sake brewing process, and have an impressive gourmet experience. Also, if you take a bus tour, you can enjoy alcohol with peace of mind. At Find Your Local Tours, we have many tours that allow you to enjoy Japan's spectacular scenery and hot springs, which you should see and experience at least once in your lifetime. Visiting such deep tourist spots in the region can be difficult to navigate on your own, as transportation access is difficult to understand. However, with our tours, you can visit a variety of spots more efficiently than you could on a solo trip, together with a local Japanese person. The ocean, mountains, snow, cherry blossoms, deep greenery, autumn leaves...you're sure to find your favorite local scenery. Now, let's go find your favorite local tour in Japan.
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