Iizakaonsen Station

This station is the entrance to Iizaka Onsen. Even though it is a local line, there is one every 30 minutes until after 22:00, and I am always indebted when I go to Iizaka Onsen. If you want to enter Iizaka Onsen but can't stay in Iizaka, you will be given the option of staying at a business hotel in Fukushima city. Also, there is a greengrocer in the station, so you can buy local vegetables on your way home.

It is the center of the Iizaka hot spring town. I was selling vegetables.

The terminal station of the Iisaka line. Take the tasty local line and get off at the tasty hot spring town.

It is the gateway to Iizaka Onsen. Depending on the time of day, there are 2-4 trains per hour, which is relatively large for a local private railway. If you go up the stairs that go out from the ticket gate, you will find a shop selling locally produced vegetables and rice cakes. Depending on the season, you'll find fresh seasonal vegetables and fruits, as well as unique processed foods. it's recommended.

2021/11 > In front of Iizaka Onsen station since summer monument is ? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Iizaka Onsen is an emotional cityscape nice one. There are many communal baths within walking distance from the station, so you can enjoy visiting ♨️. It is also good to take a walk and find your favorite hot spring. With a statue of Basho Matsuo in the station square Japan's first place to discover radium ? The egg monument is cute ? I didn't know ?

It is a station with a taste that seems to be the terminal station of a local railway. There was a signboard of Mahiro Iisaka on the platform, and I could feel the feeling that "I'm going to put a lot of effort into it!" Also, because there is FamilyMart nearby, it is a convenient place to buy small things or kill time.

It is the entrance to Iizaka Onsen. The terminal station of the Iisaka Line (E-Den)! It's been a few years since I came here by train! ?? Many inns and restaurants have been forced to close due to the impact of the earthquake 11 years ago. Since the charge for E-den is proportional to the number of users, there is also a place where there is no way to do it. Inevitably, the number of users of Iizaka Onsen is expected to decrease sharply. Fukushima City is not only Iizaka Onsen but also a treasure trove of tourist roads and agricultural products (fruits) in many hot spring areas such as Tsuchiyu and Takayu. I feel that there is little return to the local community, even though there are agricultural products in this amount of tourism resources. As with Fukushima Station, the administrative responsibility is great for not being able to create an attractive city (station users) despite the fact that there are so many materials. Even listening to the recent TOP stories, most of them are "excuse," "excuse," and "wishful thinking," and I feel that they are protecting their peers rather than enriching their citizens. Large-scale tourist destinations such as Iizaka Onsen are seriously damaged by the support of the government. I've been saying recovery from the earthquake for 11 years, but maybe 10 years later, these people will continue to say. Rather than that, I feel that Iizaka Onsen Station wants more vibrancy than the hot spring town. I can't feel the "dark" brightness, including the train conductor, station staff, and the inside of the station. Let's change from there first