Ouchi-juku
大内宿
Historic post town restored to its Edo-period appearance with traditional thatched-roof houses lining its streets.
Ouchi-juku is a historic post town located in the town of Shimogo, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. It was a stopping point for travelers on the Aizu-Nishi Kaido highway during the Edo period. The town has been restored to its original appearance, with traditional thatched-roof houses lining the streets. Visitors can experience the traditional culture and lifestyle of the Edo period at Ouchi-juku, and there are several museums and souvenir shops in the town.
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