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The Machinaka Sightseeing Bus is a convenient way to get around popular tourist spots in Aizuwakamatsu city, such as Tsuruga Castle, Aizu Samurai Residences, Iimoriyama, and Nanokamachi. The Machinaka Sightseeing Bus 1-Day Free Pass is a great deal and allows you to ride the bus as many times as you...

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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.

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Recommended tourist spot 1: Tsuruga Castle

Renowned as an impregnable castle, Tsuruga Castle survived the fierce attacks of the new government forces during the Boshin War. It was rebuilt in September 1965, and in the spring of 2011, it became the only castle tower in Japan still clad in red roof tiles from the end of the Edo period.

Tsuruga Castle will be renovated in the spring of 2023. It has been reborn as a cultural tourism guide "castle" where you can experience the "stories" hidden in history using digital technology and enjoy it with all five senses. You can experience VR, where historical buildings are brought to life, and experience the stories hidden in history as if you have transcended time.

Access: 5 minutes walk from the bus stop "Tsurugajo Iriguchi"

The Machinaka Free Pass benefits include a 10% discount on admission to Tsuruga Castle Keep and Teahouse Rinkaku (combined admission ticket)! (Note: The discount only applies to combined admission tickets. Please note that it does not apply to admission to Tsuruga Castle only.)

Recommended tourist spot ② Mt. Iimori

There are long stone steps to visit the graves of the Byakkotai on Mt. Iimori. You can easily climb up the steps using the "moving slope/slope conveyor." Please feel free to use it.

Access: 2 minutes walk from the bus stop "Iimoriyamashita"

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Get a special 1-day free pass for the city tour bus!

When entering the tourist attractions listed below, please present your "Free Pass" at the ticket counter and you will be admitted at a discounted rate.

Byakkotai Memorial Museum

Imoriyama Slope Conveyor

Byakkotai Folklore Museum

Tsuruga Castle Tower and Rinkaku Teahouse (combined admission ticket)

Imperial Medicinal Garden

Prefectural Museum (permanent exhibition only)

Aizu Samurai Residences

Nepal Museum

Station Bus Terminal Café & Shop (20% off drinks and soft serve ice cream)

*Ochoko Pass holders can also receive the same benefits.

Easy to use with your smartphone! Digital ticket

"RYDE PASS" is a smartphone app that allows you to purchase and use digital tickets.

(Payment can be made by credit card within "RYDE PASS.")

Purchase the ticket you want to purchase using the RYDE PASS app.

When boarding or disembarking*, show the ticket screen to the driver.

* Presentation conditions vary depending on the ticket, so please check the ticket details.

More details about this ticket here!

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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