Sights in Yanaizu, Fukushima

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• 東北の駅百選「会津柳津駅」

  

  Aizu-Yanaizu Station

  #1 ranked in Yanaizu

  One of Tohoku's 100 stations, with an akabeko painting workshop and a cafe.

• 柳津西山地熱発電所

  

  Yanaizu-Nishiyama Geothermal Power Station

  #3 ranked in Yanaizu

  Drills magma-heated steam from kilometers underground to drive turbines.

• 飯谷山

  

  Mount Iiya

  #4 ranked in Yanaizu

  A 783 m mountain in Tokorozawa for beginners to intermediate hikers.

• つむじ倉滝（ツムジクラ滝）

  

  Tsumujikura Falls

  #5 ranked in Yanaizu

  The biggest falls on Mount Hakase, in two drops of 25 m and 60 m.

• 柳津西山地熱発電所PR館

  

  Yanaizu-Nishiyama Geothermal PR Center

  #6 ranked in Yanaizu

  Next to Japan's highest-output geothermal plant, which uses magma heat.

• やないづ町立斎藤清美術館

  

  Saito Kiyoshi Art Museum

  #7 ranked in Yanaizu

  Works by world-renowned printmaker and honorary townsman Saito Kiyoshi (died 1997).

• 柳津温泉

  

  Yanaizu Onsen

  #11 ranked in Yanaizu

  A temple town around Enzoji whose pilgrim lodgings became the largest spa town on the Tadami River.

• 西山温泉

  

  Nishiyama Onsen

  #12 ranked in Yanaizu

  A hot-spring village on the Takiya River beside Japan's top geothermal plant, among birdsong.

• 博士山

  

  Mount Hakase

  #14 ranked in Yanaizu

  Yanaizu's highest peak, straddling Yanaizu, Showa and Aizumisato.

• つきみが丘町民センター

  

  Tsukimigaoka Community Center

  #15 ranked in Yanaizu

  On high ground with views of Enzoji to the east and the Tadami River to the west.

• 福満虚空藏菩薩圓藏寺

  

  Fukuman Kokuzo Bosatsu Enzoji

  #16 ranked in Yanaizu

  Founded by Tokuitsu in 807; its principal image is said to be carved by Kobo Daishi.

• 竹久夢二ロマン記念碑

  

  Takehisa Yumeji Romance Monument

  #17 ranked in Yanaizu

  On the Tadami River promenade near Kiyohime Park.

• 久保田三十三観音

  

  Kubota Thirty-Three Kannon

  #18 ranked in Yanaizu

  Thirty-three Kannon statues line a 300 m loop path on 501 m Kannon hill.

• 奥之院弁天堂

  

  Okunoin Bentendo

  #19 ranked in Yanaizu

  A thatched mid-Muromachi hall south of Enzoji, a national Important Cultural Property.