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Kiso-Fukushima
木曽福島Nagano · Chubu
Kiso-Fukushima is a charming town located along the Kiso River, known for its traditional wooden buildings and historical significance as part of the Nakasendo Trail. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks, local crafts, and the beautiful surrounding mountains.
- Best season
- Autumn
- Crowd level
- Moderate
- Opening hours
- Seasonal — see below
- Admission
- The post town and the Ue-no-dan old streets are public streets, free to walk. The Fukushima Barrier Museum (福島関所資料館) charges ¥300 for adults (high-school age and up), ¥150 for elementary/middle school; a combined ticket with the Yamamura Daikan residence is ¥550.
- Nearest station
- Kiso-Fukushima Station · 6 min walk
Usual hours — confirm with the official site for holidays + seasonal closures.
Admission
- The post town and the Ue-no-dan old streets are public streets, free to walk. The Fukushima Barrier Museum (福島関所資料館) charges ¥300 for adults (high-school age and up), ¥150 for elementary/middle school; a combined ticket with the Yamamura Daikan residence is ¥550.
Note
- Open 24 hours (area — individual shops, restaurants and facilities keep their own hours)
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