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Sights in Tadami, Fukushima
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いわなの里

Iwana no Sato
Since 1986: a fishing pond and restaurant where you can catch char raised in clear mountain water.
癒しの森

Iyashi no Mori Forest
A walk through oak and cedar to a plaza with the great beech on the old provincial border.
つる細工

Vine Craft
Basketry woven from wild silvervine and akebi vines, long used daily in Tadami and now a folk craft.
ひとっぷろまち湯

Hitoppuro Machiyu
A day-use bathhouse with a diner, loved by locals and visitors.
ふるさと館田子倉

Furusato-kan Tagokura
A museum preserving memories of Tagokura village, submerged by the Tagokura Dam.
只見町インフォメーションセンター

Tadami Information Center
Ask here about sights, routes, lodging and food in town.
蒲生カタクリ公園

Gamo Dogtooth Violet Park
Dogtooth violet fields tended by Gamo villagers at the Mount Gamo trailhead.
要害山

Mount Yogai
A steep hill of about 700 m behind JR Tadami Station.
季の郷湯ら里

Toki no Sato Yurari
A relaxing wooden lodge surrounded by nature.
三石神社

Mitsuishi Shrine
A matchmaking shrine halfway up Mount Yogai behind Tadami Station, worshipping a huge rock.
六十里越雪割り街道

Rokujurigoe Yukiwari Road
A pass linking Tadami and Uonuma, with Lake Tagokura and outstanding beech forests.
恵みの森

Megumi no Mori Forest
A stream through beech forest, lovely for stream walks among autumn leaves.
田子倉湖

Lake Tagokura
Reservoir created by the Tagokura Dam, with fresh green, autumn colours, snow camellias and a sightseeing boat.
J-POWER只見展示館

J-POWER Tadami Exhibition Hall
A water-themed exhibition hall by the Tadami Dam lake on Route 252.
河井継之助記念館

Kawai Tsugunosuke Memorial Museum
Nagaoka retainer Kawai Tsugunosuke died here in 1868 after being wounded in the Boshin War.
ただみ・ブナと川のミュージアム

Tadami Beech and River Museum
Dioramas and specimens of Tadami's beech forests and wildlife.
深沢温泉 むら湯

Fukasawa Onsen Murayu
A bathhouse next to Yurari with abundant free-flowing spring water.
田子倉ダム

Tagokura Dam
A dam on the Tadami River, sourced from Ozegahara, in operation since May 1959.
浅草岳

Mount Asakusa
A mountain on the Niigata border north of Lake Tagokura.
蒲生岳

Mount Gamo
An 828 m sharply pointed rock peak called the Matterhorn of Aizu, with exposed scrambling.
会津朝日岳

Mount Aizu-Asahi
A 1,624 m mountain southeast of Lake Tagokura, a rugged Aizu classic.
成法寺観音堂

Jobo-ji Kannon Hall
A fine Zen-style hall, a national Important Cultural Property valuable for medieval temple architecture.