Discover A Step Back in Time in Fukushima
Nestled in the mountains of Fukushima Prefecture in Tohoku, Ōuchi-juku is a beautifully preserved post town that dates back to the Edo period. Once a vital stop along the Aizu-Nishi Kaidō trade route, this village retains its traditional thatched-roof houses, narrow streets, and historic atmosphere. Walking through Ōuchi-juku feels like stepping back in time, offering travelers a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage. The town’s peaceful surroundings, wooden bridges, and scenic mountain views make it an ideal destination for photographers and history enthusiasts alike. Traditional Thatched-Roof Houses Ōuchi-juku is famous for its Edo-period thatched-roof houses (kayabuki), lining narrow streets. Many serve as traditional inns, restaurants, and souvenir shops, preserving historic […]