[Japan] Ouchi Juku, a traditional village in Fukushima. Eat scallion soba 4 hr drive from Narita.

Ouchi Juku Traditional Village
An ancient village built during the Edo period (circa 1640) as a camping village connecting the Aizu region (Fukushima prefecture) and Shimosuke region. Nokuni (Shimotsuke no Kuni) (present-day Tochigi Prefecture) were 130 kilometers apart. Because of this long distance, there must have been villages for camping along the way.
Today the ancient village of Ouchi Juku is located in Fukushima Prefecture and is registered as a Nationally Valuable Building Conservation Area. It looks like an ancient village about 500 meters long. The buildings in the village are covered with thick thatch and have been restored to be shops selling souvenirs and souvenirs.
A highlight of your trip to Ouchijuku Village that you shouldn't miss is eating Negi Soba, also known as scallion soba. It is a soba noodle dish that is garnished with grated radish and Shredded dried bonito When eating, use giant scallions instead of chopsticks. In pinching or hooking up the soba noodles and eating them at the same time, it gives a sweet taste.
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Nearby tourist attractions include To No Hetsuri, a cliff along the Okawa River. that has been eroded for millions of years Until it became the shape of a beautiful stone cliff pagoda as it is today.
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