Minshuku Takaku is fairly modest, but the tatami rooms are adequate, and there’s a pleasant o-furo (bath) and an elegant communal dining area. It's located just east of the Aizu Bukeyashiki bus stop; from there continue along the road, turn left at the post office and it’s just behind, on the left.
Minshuku Takaku
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