Sights in Bandai, Fukushima

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• 磐梯山ゴールドライン

  

  Bandai-san Gold Line

  #2 ranked in Bandai

  A scenic road linking Aizu and the Bandai Plateau across Mount Bandai, popular for drives.

• 史跡慧日寺跡木ざし桜

  

  Kizashi Cherry at the Enichiji Site

  #3 ranked in Bandai

  Named for the cherry staff said to have been planted by Jotanbo, leader of the temple's warrior monks.

• 道の駅ばんだい

  

  Roadside Station Bandai

  #6 ranked in Bandai

  Souvenirs, a restaurant, a dog run, and fresh local vegetables, fruit and rice.

• 西連　平成さくら並木

  

  Nishire Heisei Cherry Avenue

  #7 ranked in Bandai

  About 120 cherry trees planted in 1989 in Shimo-Nishire form a splendid avenue in full bloom.

• 不動滝(蛇追ケ滝）

  

  Fudo Falls (Jaoigataki)

  #8 ranked in Bandai

  One of Fukushima's 30 notable waters, a powerful fall also called Jaoigataki.

• とび滝

  

  Tobi Falls

  #9 ranked in Bandai

  Further up the Bandai-san Gold Line past Name Falls, the bold Tobi Falls appear on the right.

• 龍ヶ沢湧水

  

  Ryugasawa Spring

  #10 ranked in Bandai

  Part of the Bandai Nishi foothill springs, one of Japan's 100 best waters.

• 史跡慧日寺跡

  

  Enichiji Temple Site

  #11 ranked in Bandai

  Founded in the early Heian period by the monk Tokuitsu, the oldest temple in Tohoku with a known founder.