Fukushimajuku Uenodanchiku no Machinami

Old Town area with preserved period buildings

Returning to the past is what it feels like to walk the streets here. We were the only Westerners, and there were very few Japanese. It was almost like a ghost town. The darkened wooden buildings w...

In the middle of Kyoto and Edo

Original Text

Among the Nakasendo connecting Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto, the section passing through the steep Kiso Valley is called Kisoji. Kiso-cho Fukushima-juku is the fifth of Kiso 11-juku from Shinshu Matsumoto. Fukushima-juku is located in the middle of Kisoji, just in the middle of Edo and Kyoto (there is a Fukushima Sekisho at the northern end of the post station). Since it is located in the city leading to Mt. Ontake, the mountain of faith, it was a key point of transportation, so it was very crowded during the Edo period. As I was walking, Kiso's famous sake "Nanawa ...

There is an atmosphere near the station

Original Text

It is about 10 minutes from the station. There is an atmosphere, but the scale is not large. It wasn't crowded when I visited, and there were restaurants and I was able to relax.

The atmosphere is good.

Original Text

It is about a 10-minute walk from Kiso Fukushima Station. It is a place where the cityscape of Edo remains, but it is quite small. It was between Narai-juku and Tsumago-juku, and I was inferior to it because I was traveling on a series of drives.

Muqi Fukushima の Xiの Suchang

Original Text

It is a place where the scenery like a time slip in the Edo period remains. About 10 minutes on foot from Kiso Fukushima station. It is a space with a few warehouses and considerations.