Sights in Tenei, Fukushima

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• ブリティッシュヒルズ

  

  British Hills

  #2 ranked in Tenei

  A lodging modeled on British culture of the 12th to 18th centuries, with authentic afternoon tea in its Ascot Tea Room.

• 松崎酒造

  

  Matsuzaki Brewery

  #4 ranked in Tenei

  Brewer of Hirotogawa Daiginjo, a sake with fresh aroma and crisp finish.

• 寿々乃井酒造店

  

  Suzunoi Brewery

  #5 ranked in Tenei

  Brews sake with spring water from the hill behind and the local climate.

• 小林家のしだれ桜

  

  Kobayashi Family Weeping Cherry

  #7 ranked in Tenei

  Weeping cherry about 270 years old, the first to bloom in Ten-ei village.

• 国道２９４号の桜並木

  

  Route 294 Cherry Avenue

  #8 ranked in Tenei

  About 2 km of Somei Yoshino cherries along Route 294.

• 大方寺のしだれ桜

  

  Weeping Cherry of Daihoji

  #9 ranked in Tenei

  Towering weeping cherry, with a yew estimated at 350 years old in the same temple grounds.

• 羽鳥湖

  

  Lake Hatori

  #10 ranked in Tenei

  A man-made lake at 600 m on the Pacific-Sea of Japan divide, 16 km around and up to 31.2 m deep.

• 羽鳥湖の紅葉

  

  Autumn Leaves of Lake Hatori

  #11 ranked in Tenei

  When autumn wind stirs the pampas grass, colored leaves brighten Lake Hatori.

• 二岐温泉

  

  Futamata Onsen

  #12 ranked in Tenei

  In a gorge at 800 m at the foot of Mount Futamata, with open-air baths amid virgin beech forest.

• スキーリゾート天栄

  

  Ski Resort Ten-ei

  #14 ranked in Tenei

  Forest courses averaging 10 degrees, ideal for beginners.

• 二岐山

  

  Mount Futamata

  #17 ranked in Tenei

  Two peaks, Otoko-dake and Onna-dake, rise side by side.

• 龍ヶ塚古墳

  

  Ryugazuka Kofun

  #18 ranked in Tenei

  A keyhole-shaped tomb built about 1,400 years ago.

• 満願寺

  

  Manganji Temple

  #19 ranked in Tenei

  A Shingon Chisan-school temple thought to be of ancient foundation.

• 板小屋遺跡

  

  Itagoya Site

  #20 ranked in Tenei

  Remains of a woodturners' settlement that lasted about 160 years in the Edo period.

• 湯本薬師堂

  

  Yumoto Yakushido

  #21 ranked in Tenei

  In Manganji's grounds, said to enshrine a Yakushi Buddha placed by Kobo Daishi in 821 to pray for health.

• 湯泉八幡神社

  

  Yusen Hachiman Shrine

  #22 ranked in Tenei

  Records say it began when Hachiman appeared in the dream of the gravely ill Emperor Saga in 818.

• 大里城（牛ヶ城）跡

  

  Osato Castle (Ushigajo) Ruins

  #23 ranked in Tenei

  A mountain castle built about 500 years ago in the Muromachi period.

• 御鍋神社

  

  Onabe Shrine

  #24 ranked in Tenei

  About 1,000 years ago Princess Kikyo, wife of the defeated Taira no Masakado, is said to have hidden here.

• 吉祥院のしだれ桜

  

  Weeping Cherry of Kisshoin

  #25 ranked in Tenei

  In the grounds of Kisshoin, a Shingon temple founded in 1559.