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Shirakawa Ramen
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Shirakawa Soba
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Nanko Dango
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Daruma Burger

Shirakawa Ramen

A soul food loved by locals in Shirakawa.

Shirakawa Ramen is a highly popular gourmet food in Shirakawa city. The soup base is mainly made of chicken bones and pork bones with soy sauce, and it has a slightly thick taste. The noodles are more curly than Kitakata Ramen, and they go perfectly with the rich soup. Enjoy the taste of "old-fashioned ramen" to your heart's content.
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Recommended Restaurants for Shirakawa Ramen
食べログ
とら食堂
¥1,000~¥1,999
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3.8
(Tabelog's review)
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手打ち中華 よしだ
-
-
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
えびまさ
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
鈴木食堂
~¥999
~¥999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
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火風鼎
-
~¥999
3.7
(Tabelog's review)
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ふくしまの旅

Shirakawa Soba

Counted as one of the "Four Great Soba Places in Japan".

Shirakawa Soba, loved by the feudal lord, Matsudaira Sadanobu. Shirakawa, along with Morioka, Shinshu, and Izumo, is counted as one of the "Four Great Soba Places in Japan". The recommended dish of Shirakawa Soba is "Wari-kko Soba". The joy of this dish is that the soba is divided into small portions, and you can taste it little by little with toppings such as Nameko mushrooms and mountain vegetables.
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Recommended Restaurants for Shirakawa Soba
食べログ
新駒本店
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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藤駒本店
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
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吉田屋
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥3,000~¥3,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
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そば処 丸八
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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第一藤駒
-
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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神社検定

Nanko Dango

Local dango with a chewy texture that is addictive.

Local dango that has been around for over 150 years. There are four types: koshian (sweet bean paste), mitarashi (soy sauce and sugar), zunda (sweet edamame paste), and sesame. All of them are generously covered and have a satisfying volume. The dango has a chewy texture and a melting mouthfeel. How about having it as a snack while taking a walk in Nanko Park?
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Recommended Restaurants for Nanko Dango
食べログ
荻原屋
~¥999
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
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花月
-
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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水月
~¥999
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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楽翁会館
~¥999
-
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
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Daruma Burger

Local burger that focuses on local production for local consumption.

Daruma Burger uses plenty of ingredients produced in Shirakawa. The buns made of 100% Shirakawa rice flour have a fluffy and chewy texture. The slightly curry-flavored Shirakawa Kogen Seiryu pork whets your appetite. It is popular as a lucky gourmet because it has a drawing of Daruma on it!
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Recommended Restaurants for Daruma Burger
食べログ
二ノ丸茶屋
-
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
えきかふぇ
~¥999
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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Recommended Hotels

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4.8
Giant rock bath with a huge impact!
This long-standing inn was once the vacation home of the lord of Shirakawa during the Edo period. The mixed-gender giant rock bath, which was built 150 years ago, has a scale of 15 meters in width and 1.2 meters in depth. The temperature of the water is lukewarm, which allows guests to soak and relax comfortably.
Lowest price
¥17,600~/人
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元湯大露天風呂 みやま荘
4.2approx. 3.52km
甲子温泉 白河高原カントリークラブ
approx. 3.92km
新甲子温泉 五峰荘
4.7approx. 4.25km
ペンション オペライカ
approx. 5.64km
那須温泉 大丸温泉旅館
4.7approx. 6.48km
那須温泉 旅館ニューおおたか
4.5approx. 6.57km
二岐温泉 柏屋旅館
4.7approx. 6.75km
二岐温泉 やすらぎの宿 桂祗荘
4.6approx. 6.78km
二岐温泉 旅館 ふじや
4.7approx. 6.81km
大丸あすなろ荘
4.3approx. 6.87km
4.7
Private rental tourmaline bath for a warm and relaxing experience!
Gohyakuso boasts its own hot spring source, which is known for its "beauty-enhancing" properties. In addition to the large communal bath with sleeping baths and jacuzzis, the open-air bath surrounded by trees is also popular. Don't miss the chance to experience the "tourmaline bath," which is said to have a far-infrared effect that provides excellent heat retention.
Lowest price
¥13,640~/人
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甲子温泉 白河高原カントリークラブ
approx. 0.63km
元湯大露天風呂 みやま荘
4.2approx. 0.73km
元湯甲子温泉旅館大黒屋
4.8approx. 4.25km
ペンション オペライカ
approx. 5.53km
Nasu Lodge/民泊【Vacation STAY提供】
approx. 5.8km
エンゼルフォレスト白河高原(旧:エンゼルフォレスト那須白河)
4.4approx. 6.66km
スパホテルあぶくま
4.6approx. 6.71km
ペンション「西の郷」
4.5approx. 7.05km
ホテル シャローム オークラクラシック
4.4approx. 7.06km
温泉ペンション メリーキングス
4approx. 7.13km
4.3
Dynamic outdoor hot spring with a mountain stream flowing in front
Asunaro-so is a ryokan with six private hot spring sources. Guests can enjoy the natural hot springs in various types of baths, including cave baths and cypress wood baths. The most popular feature is the dynamic outdoor hot spring with a mountain stream flowing in front. The bath is built with rocks from the riverbed, creating a rustic and charming atmosphere.
Lowest price
¥18,700~/人
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二岐温泉 旅館 ふじや
4.7approx. 0.12km
二岐温泉 やすらぎの宿 桂祗荘
4.6approx. 0.14km
二岐温泉 柏屋旅館
4.7approx. 0.17km
ペンション オペライカ
approx. 3.72km
御宿 星野屋別館
4approx. 4.07km
源泉亭 湯口屋旅館
approx. 4.07km
岩瀬湯本温泉 ひのき風呂の宿 分家
4.7approx. 4.1km
ホテル シャローム オークラクラシック
4.4approx. 4.19km
Villa The Club SHIRAKAWA
3.7approx. 4.4km
ふぁみりぃぺんしょん もめんのおうち
4.7approx. 4.75km
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Shirakawa

Shirakawa, known as the gateway to Tohoku, prospered as a transportation hub with the former "Shirakawa Seki," one of the three major Oku-ou checkpoints. As a result, there are many historical tourist spots such as Shirakawa Komine Castle and Nanako Park, and the city offers a charming view. In addition, you can enjoy local gourmet food such as Shirakawa ramen, Shirakawa soba and udon, and Abukuma River maple salmon.

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Local Cuisine
Shirakawa

6 Highlights

01

Nanko Park

Japan's oldest park, built by Sadanobu Matsudaira
This is Japan's oldest park, built by Sadanobu Matsudaira, the lord of Shirakawa, based on the idea of "enjoyment for both samurai and commoners." It is decorated with cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, snowscapes, and other seasonal attractions, which fascinate visitors. Nanko Park is perfect for strolling along its paths, and there are plenty of photo spots as well.
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Nanko Park
Japan's oldest park, built by Sadanobu Matsudaira
This is Japan's oldest park, built by Sadanobu Matsudaira, the lord of Shirakawa, based on the idea of "enjoyment for both samurai and commoners." It is decorated with cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, snowscapes, and other seasonal attractions, which fascinate visitors. Nanko Park is perfect for strolling along its paths, and there are plenty of photo spots as well.
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02

Nanko Shrine

A shrine dedicated to the lord of Shirakawa, Matsudaira Sadanobu
Located in Nanko Park, this shrine is dedicated to Matsudaira Sadanobu, the lord of Shirakawa. The Nanko Shrine Treasure Museum displays Matsudaira Sadanobu's personal belongings. In addition, the "Rakuon Cherry Tree" on the shrine grounds is estimated to be about 200 years old and produces beautiful flowers.
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02
Nanko Shrine
A shrine dedicated to the lord of Shirakawa, Matsudaira Sadanobu
Located in Nanko Park, this shrine is dedicated to Matsudaira Sadanobu, the lord of Shirakawa. The Nanko Shrine Treasure Museum displays Matsudaira Sadanobu's personal belongings. In addition, the "Rakuon Cherry Tree" on the shrine grounds is estimated to be about 200 years old and produces beautiful flowers.
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03

Suirakuen

A Japanese garden that preserves the garden philosophy of Sadanobu Matsudaira
A pond and stream-style Japanese garden built by Sadanobu Matsudaira, who is also famous as a tea master and garden designer. Inside the garden, there are "Shorakutei" and "Shusui-an" tea houses, which are used for engagement ceremonies, tea ceremonies, and haiku gatherings. The scenery reflected in the pond allows visitors to enjoy the seasonal beauty.
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03
Suirakuen
A Japanese garden that preserves the garden philosophy of Sadanobu Matsudaira
A pond and stream-style Japanese garden built by Sadanobu Matsudaira, who is also famous as a tea master and garden designer. Inside the garden, there are "Shorakutei" and "Shusui-an" tea houses, which are used for engagement ceremonies, tea ceremonies, and haiku gatherings. The scenery reflected in the pond allows visitors to enjoy the seasonal beauty.
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04

Yukigaseki Bridge

An arched steel bridge spanning the headwaters of the Abukuma River
This steel bridge spans an area called the Yukigaseki Valley. The top of the bridge is a popular spot for taking photos. In addition, the view from the observation deck on the promenade is spectacular, attracting many photography enthusiasts. In autumn, the entire valley is dyed vermilion.
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04
Yukigaseki Bridge
An arched steel bridge spanning the headwaters of the Abukuma River
This steel bridge spans an area called the Yukigaseki Valley. The top of the bridge is a popular spot for taking photos. In addition, the view from the observation deck on the promenade is spectacular, attracting many photography enthusiasts. In autumn, the entire valley is dyed vermilion.
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05

Komine Castle

One of "Japan's Top 100 Castles" and "The Three Famous Castles of Tohoku"
Komine Castle is counted as one of "Japan's Top 100 Castles" and "The Three Famous Castles of Tohoku". It is famous for being one of the few castles in the Tohoku region with a stone wall. After restoration work was carried out, it was designated as a national historic site. You can see bullet marks from the Boshin War inside the Gomikaido building, which gives you a sense of the intensity of the war.
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05
Komine Castle
One of "Japan's Top 100 Castles" and "The Three Famous Castles of Tohoku"
Komine Castle is counted as one of "Japan's Top 100 Castles" and "The Three Famous Castles of Tohoku". It is famous for being one of the few castles in the Tohoku region with a stone wall. After restoration work was carried out, it was designated as a national historic site. You can see bullet marks from the Boshin War inside the Gomikaido building, which gives you a sense of the intensity of the war.
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06

Koishi Onsen

A historic hot spring where the lord of Shirakawa Domain, Sadanobu Matsudaira, also bathed
This is a historic hot spring known for its abundant hot water, where Sadanobu Matsudaira, the lord of Shirakawa Domain, also bathed. The transparent water has a simple hot spring quality and has the effect of warming the core of the body. Why not listen to the babbling of the Abukuma River, soak in the open-air bath, and feel the atmosphere and emotions?
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06
Koishi Onsen
A historic hot spring where the lord of Shirakawa Domain, Sadanobu Matsudaira, also bathed
This is a historic hot spring known for its abundant hot water, where Sadanobu Matsudaira, the lord of Shirakawa Domain, also bathed. The transparent water has a simple hot spring quality and has the effect of warming the core of the body. Why not listen to the babbling of the Abukuma River, soak in the open-air bath, and feel the atmosphere and emotions?
See details

Recommended Spots

Local Cuisine

No.1
Shirakawa Ramen
A soul food loved by locals in Shirakawa.
Shirakawa Ramen is a highly popular gourmet food in Shirakawa city. The soup base is mainly made of chicken bones and pork bones with soy sauce, and it has a slightly thick taste. The noodles are more curly than Kitakata Ramen, and they go perfectly with the rich soup. Enjoy the taste of "old-fashioned ramen" to your heart's content.
See Details
No.2
Shirakawa Soba
Counted as one of the "Four Great Soba Places in Japan".
Shirakawa Soba, loved by the feudal lord, Matsudaira Sadanobu. Shirakawa, along with Morioka, Shinshu, and Izumo, is counted as one of the "Four Great Soba Places in Japan". The recommended dish of Shirakawa Soba is "Wari-kko Soba". The joy of this dish is that the soba is divided into small portions, and you can taste it little by little with toppings such as Nameko mushrooms and mountain vegetables.
See Details
No.3
Nanko Dango
Local dango with a chewy texture that is addictive.
Local dango that has been around for over 150 years. There are four types: koshian (sweet bean paste), mitarashi (soy sauce and sugar), zunda (sweet edamame paste), and sesame. All of them are generously covered and have a satisfying volume. The dango has a chewy texture and a melting mouthfeel. How about having it as a snack while taking a walk in Nanko Park?
See Details
No.4
Daruma Burger
Local burger that focuses on local production for local consumption.
Daruma Burger uses plenty of ingredients produced in Shirakawa. The buns made of 100% Shirakawa rice flour have a fluffy and chewy texture. The slightly curry-flavored Shirakawa Kogen Seiryu pork whets your appetite. It is popular as a lucky gourmet because it has a drawing of Daruma on it!
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Basic Information

Hotel Average Cost
¥7,023
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
¥9,270
Best Season
3~7 Month
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