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Explore Ouchi-Juku, a beautifully preserved Edo-era post town in Fukushima, known for its thatched-roof houses, historic street, and local specialties.

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Ouchi-Juku
Tourist attraction · Shimogo
4.2 (1,533)Closed · opens tomorrow 8:30 AM
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A historic post town on the old route between Nikko and Aizu, rebuilt to look as it did in the Edo Era (1603-1868). It offers maximum old town vibes with its historic street, thatched-roof houses, shops, and restaurants. Shops and restaurants close by 5pm, but you can stay overnight in a traditional house for the night vibes.
Ouchi-juku, Ouchi, Shimogo, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 969-5207, Japan
- Thatched roofs — The iconic thatched roofs of the houses in Ouchi-Juku, giving the village its distinctive historic charm and old-town vibes.
- Giant senbei (rice cracker) — A giant senbei, or rice cracker, seasoned and served with a piece of nori. It's a local specialty you can grab from one of the shops.

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