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Sights in Hanawa, Fukushima
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湯岐温泉郷の紅葉

Autumn Leaves of Yujimata Onsen
A spa known since Edo times, with cycling and driving routes through November color.
三角形の道

Triangle Road
A cycling course, the fourth certified in Japan by the Runners Information Lab.
河童のすり鉢遊歩道

Kappa no Suribachi Trail
A handmade trail maintained by Katagai residents.
那倉川渓谷

Nagura River Gorge
A gorge along Prefectural Road 27.
富永一朗はなわ漫画廊

Tominaga Ichiro Hanawa Manga Gallery
In the community plaza at JR Iwaki-Hanawa Station, easy to visit while waiting for a train.
塙町立あぶくま高原美術館

Abukuma Kogen Art Museum
Shows works by Hanawa-born painter Sugi Saburo and calligrapher Suzuki Seisui.
木の博物館

Wood Museum
Displays 300 items from 60 broadleaf species.
風呂山公園

Furoyama Park
Mountain azaleas planted after the Russo-Japanese War and tended by townspeople for 120 years.
塙町コミュニティプラザ

Hanawa Community Plaza
A building with eight forest-like roofs along Iwaki-Hanawa Station, symbol of the wood town.
湯遊ランドはなわダリア園

Yuyu Land Hanawa Dahlia Garden
About 5,000 dahlias of 300 varieties bloom from August to October.
向ヶ岡公園の桜

Cherries of Mukaigaoka Park
A park for all classes said to have been built in 1793 by the respected magistrate Teranishi Jujiro.
久慈川サイクリングロードの桜並木

Kuji River Cycling Road Cherries
At peak bloom, 5 km of the Kuji River become a splendid tunnel of cherry blossoms.
常世温泉 乙女姫の湯

Otomehime no Yu (Tokoyo Onsen)
Said to be a beauty spa because Princess Otome of Shibahara used its spring water.
はなわ湯岐温泉 湯遊ランドはなわ

Hanawa Yujimata Onsen Yuyu Land Hanawa
Overnight stays and day-use hot-spring bathing.
塙ふれあいの森

Hanawa Fureai Forest
A 10.6 ha forest with 26,000 trees including cherry and dogwood.
陸奥代官塙陣屋跡

Mutsu Magistrate's Hanawa Jinya Site
Site of the shogunate office for 50,000 koku of direct-rule land, moved to Hanawa in 1729.
東浄寺薬師堂

Tojoji Yakushido
A hillside sacred site to which Tojoji was moved at some point.
田中愿蔵刑場跡

Tanaka Genzo Execution Site
Site linked to the 1864 Mito-domain uprising in the turbulent last years of the shogunate.
台宿薬王寺薬師堂

Daijuku Yakuoji Yakushido
A hall built with donations as Yoneyama Yakushi worship spread around Mount Yamizo from the 1670s.
常世観音堂

Tokoyo Kannon Hall
Kannon hall named after Tokoyo, one of the few local place names recorded in ancient chronicles.
古宿観音堂

Furujuku Kannon Hall
A hall of an Eleven-faced Kannon with an ink dragon on the ceiling painted by Kano Masunobu in 1742.