Izushi Castle Town (Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings)

Izushi Castle Town (Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings) is characterized by its beautiful town layout, which was developed as an Edo-period castle town. The approximately 30-minute walking trail, which is enjoyable just by walking, is dotted with old-fashioned buildings and stone-paved streets. From the medieval to the early modern period, when it flourished as a powerful clan with 58,000 koku, this town has a rich history and exudes a charming atmosphere. Please come and visit this town.

In the castle town of Izushi (a designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings), we recommend trying dish soba, where you can savor the local flavors. Eating in this historic castle town adds a special touch to your meal. Enjoy the local flavors while taking a stroll and taking in the rich aroma. You can also purchase souvenirs such as Izushi-yaki pottery and local sake. With free parking available, it's also an ideal tourist spot.

Izushi Castle Town (Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings) is an ideal spot for photographing picturesque streetscapes. Historical buildings and stone-paved streets remain beautifully preserved, allowing you to feel the old-fashioned atmosphere. In addition, there are about 40 soba noodle shops and souvenir shops, where you can enjoy local flavors and culture while strolling around. If you love taking photos, be sure to visit this town.

In the Izushi Castle Town (Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings), rare Bengala lattice houses can be seen. Walking through this historic town allows you to experience traditional buildings and tools. In particular, the Bengala lattice houses are valuable and their beauty is sure to captivate you. With abundant nature and hot springs, you can enjoy your entire day here. Please come and visit!

Izushi Castle Town (Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings) exudes an atmosphere as if time has slipped away. The old castle town's ambience remains, and every time you take a stroll, you'll feel as if you've slipped back in time. You can not only enjoy historic buildings and townscapes but also savor dishes like "sara soba" (thinly sliced soba noodles on a plate) and souvenirs. It's also an ideal spot for taking photos. With abundant nature and hot springs, it's a deep tourist spot where you can enjoy all day long.