Nisshinkan
The site of the Aizu domain school. The Ju no Okite was the code for the sons of samurai.
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The site of the Aizu domain school. The Ju no Okite was the code for the sons of samurai.
Beside Tsuruga Castle; Aizu's dense Buddhist heritage means Heian sculpture is unusually well represented.
A museum for the frog poet, stretched along a ridge so the view becomes part of the display.
The paper collages Chieko Takamura cut during her illness, shown in her family's sake brewery.
In the home town of the man behind Godzilla and Ultraman, showing miniature-making as a craft.
Household tools of the deep Aizu mountains, designated an Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property.
The bacteriologist's birthplace preserved intact, including the pillar he carved his vow into.
The national archive of the nuclear disaster, raising the question of how such records should be shown.
A private collection on the Boshin War, on the slope of Mt Iimori beside the Sazaedo.
An AIST research institute in Koriyama. It researches renewable energy such as solar, wind and hydrogen.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It deals with forest decontamination and wood use.
An experimental station for inland water fisheries. It deals with freshwater fish farming.
A center that advances decommissioning research through international collaboration. The Japan Atomic Energy Agency has located it in Tomioka.