This is a winter trip that combines nature and humanity, relaxation and adventure, and will take you to explore the magnificent scenery and profound history of Fukushima. The first stop is Ouchijuku, a post town left over from the Edo period, known as "living history". In winter, Ouchijuku is covered with snow, and the thatched roof exudes a strong rural atmosphere, as if walking into an ancient Japanese painting. There is also traditional "Takato Soba" to taste here, which is more interesting with the snow scene. Then, we went to Aizu Wakamatsu Castle. This famous city with a thousand-year history is famous for its unique red tiles and sturdy city walls. In the winter snow scene, Wakamatsu Castle is more solemn and peaceful, and is a great place for photography and history enthusiasts. Stroll through the city and feel the heritage of samurai culture and Japanese traditions. Then, go to Goshiki-numa. This group of lakes formed by volcanic eruptions presents charming tones such as blue and green under the s