Fukushima Day Trip @ Aizu Crane Castle, Ouchi-juku

The trip came to day three, a day trip to Fukushima. The onion soba noodles that were previously introduced on TV to Fukushima's must-eat Ouchi-juku, replaced chopsticks with onions, which is both unique and interesting. However, tried to know just greedy play, first with the onion white position to wrap the noodles is very difficult, second is not actually bite down the onion is no special onion flavor, and a bite open the onion is very Choking, I could eat spicy myself, but later gave up and used real chopsticks instead. After visiting the historic thatched houses in Ouchi-juku, the next stop is one of Fukushima Prefecture’s important landmarks: Tsuru Castle. Tsuru Castle is one of the top 100 famous cities in Japan, also known as "Aizu Castle" or "Aizu Wakamatsu Castle". The biggest feature is the roof, which is decorated with bright red tiles. Now the original castle building has been damaged in the previous wars, now see the castle castle is rebuilt in the style, and reinforced concrete to restore the exterior, so the interior and exterior will be more in line with modern needs. The museum houses the Wakamatsu Castle Tenshoku Pavilion Museum, where you can log on to the top of the castle and overlook the entire Aizu Wakamatsu area after purchasing a ticket. #Japan Attractions #Fukushima Free Trip #Ouchijuku #Aizuwakamatsu Castle