They rebuilt the castle of Katakura Kojuro, a vassal of the Date family. Visitors can try on samurai armor if they make a reservation.

The scene of a story of two daughters taking revenge upon the murderer of their father. There is a little temple called “Koshido” that enshrined the souls of the two sisters in Hachimaida.

Visitors can enjoy seeing over a hundred foxes put out to pasture in the surrounding natural area and even feeding them.

There are two hot spring districts in Shiroishi; Kamasaki onsen that preserves traditional Japanese style hotels, and Obara onsen located near a beautiful gorge.

Approximately 80,000 moss phlox flowers bloom inside a gigantic park from late-April to early-May.

Shichikashuku is well-known for its production of buckwheat. A number of Soba restaurants serve carefully-cooked soba noodles on Shichikashuku Soba Street.

The sight of this two-layered waterfall cascading down and filling up the river is breathtaking. Furisode Jizo and Sekino Jizo, popular guardian deities from a local folk tale, can be found nearby.

Along the road is a wetland where approximately a hundred thousand skunk cabbage flowers grow and bloom beautiful white flowers in the spring.

They have a souvenir stand and a restaurant where they serve local dishes. Tourists can get a nice view of the surrounding area as well.