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中山道おしゃべりガイド
Must-visit Tourist Spots
in Nagawa Town
You can encounter a lot of fascinating spots in Nagawa Town !
 Karasawa IchirizukaAn "Ichirizuka" is a milestone mound established during the Edo Period to mark the distance from Edo, with one "ri" equivalent to abot 4 kilometers. This particular Ichirizuka is the 51 "ri" from Edo. It has remained intact since its creation and is designated as a National Historic Site. |  Fudo WaterfallA stunning waterfall that suddenly emerges amidst a series of massive,sheer clifs, resembling an elegant flowing skirt. Enjoy the cool, refreshing spray of water as you take in the breathtaking scenery. |  Nagato FarmIt is located on a 1,400-meter high highland and offers maginificent 360-degree panoramic view. Fresh milk and specially made ice cream are must-try delights. Try making butter and yogurt using its fresh farm milk, and enjoy interacting with animals or horseback riding. |
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 Marumeronoeki-NagatoThe roadside station along Route 152 featuring a spacious car parking area surrounded by a shopping arcade. It offers a variety of local products, restaurants, suvenior shops all in warehouse-style buildings inspired by Nagakubo-juku. While expploring, take a break and enjoy a free footbath between shops. |  Yasuragi Hot SpringA day spa next to Marumero-no-eki. It is said to be one of the top three hot springs for enhancing beautiful skin. The facilities include a jet bath, sauna, waterfall shower, and an open-air bath. Spend a relaxing day indulging in a variety of baths. |  Fureai Hot SpringNestled near Wada-juku, this day spa feachers an outdoor bath surrounded by stunning natural scenery, which becomes especially enchanting in spring. During this season, the bath is engulfed by cherry blossoms. |
 Washi-no-Sato Soba RestaurantThis charming building houses a soba noodle restaurant and a paper- making workshop. At the soba restaurant, savor the delicious hand-made soba noodles crafted from locally groown sobawheat. A specialty that you can only enjoy here. |  Paper-making WorkshopHere, you can experience the art of paper-making with a 300-year tradition by creating your own fans or postcards. Your aretwork is the only one in the world. |  Otaya-matsuriIt is an anuuual festival of a Shinto shrine named Toyouke Daijingu. The fastival's highlight is the five stages set up along the street created by the townspeople, which are long traditiona pheasant arets and have been designated Prefectural Intangeble Cultural Property. The street leading to the shrine is lined with numerous number of festival stalls, creating a lively atmosphere. |
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