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Attractions and Hotels Near Nishiaizu-machi

Don't skedaddle without checking out what there is to see and do in the rest of the area. Tohoku is marked by forests, lakes, mountains and active volcanos, as well as commonly visited Tohoku attractions like the ruins and castles. Travellers in this section of Japan enjoy snowboarding and skiing.

Consider spending some time enjoying the Higashiyama Dam and Nepal Museum, which you'll find in Machikita-mura, 30 kilometres to the southeast of Nishiaizu-machi. Machikita-mura hotels are the Nakamachi Fuji Grand Hotel and Hotel Route-Inn Aizuwakamatsu. 30 kilometres to the southeast of Nishiaizu-machi you'll also find Nukazuka, home to the Ekimae Fuji Grand Hotel and Aizuwakamatsu Washington Hotel. The Sazae-dō and White Tigers Memorial Hall are amongst the more popular attractions to see in Nukazuka.

70 kilometres to the east of Nishiaizu-machi is Koriyama, a regional centre with a population of 340000, home to great visitor attractions like the Koriyama City Museum of Art, Hagaike Park and Aeon Retail Shopping Center. You might like to also explore the Koriyama City Fureai Science Museum and Motomachi Ryokuchi Park. Koriyama has hotels and apartments to suit most tastes and budgets, including the Hotel Wing International Sukagawa and Hotel Route-Inn Koriyama Inter.

If watching sport is your passion, head to Niigata Stadium. It's to the northwest of Nishiaizu-machi. To hit the hay nearby, secure a room at the Hotel Nikko Niigata or the Crowne Plaza Ana Niigata.

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