Iwase no Shimizu

The clear water of Iwase, a hidden gem in Agano City, flows at a constant temperature throughout the seasons, creating a mystical atmosphere. This location has been cherished by locals and children alike and is even designated as a cultural asset of the city. The sand that continuously rises from the bottom and the stable water flow, unaffected by rainfall, allow visitors to feel the blessings of nature.

The Mori and Baba houses stand in the Kiyomizu area of Iwase in Agano City. These buildings exude a retro atmosphere that conveys the history of their heyday as part of the Kitamae ship trade. The luxurious decorations and spacious rooms that were once home to wealthy people in the Meiji era, as well as the spring water flowing around the area, create a unique and charming atmosphere that is worth seeing. Why not experience a time travel that intertwines the past and present in a special and unforgettable space?

At KOBO Brew Pub, you can enjoy craft beer made with the clear water of Iwase, a famous water source in Agano City. The deep flavor and aroma are loved by locals. Why not have a drink with Niigata's rich food culture in a renovated old house? In a space renovated from a historic rice warehouse, why not experience the charm of Iwase's clear water while enjoying beer full of seasonal flavors?

The natural beauty surrounding Shimizu in Iwase, Agano City is designated as a cultural asset of the city. The attraction of the area lies in the beautiful nature that changes with the seasons and the mysterious clear water that springs forth. With an area of about 500 square meters and a spring water volume of 2,200 liters per minute, this place is worth a visit. The sand that floats up without interruption and the stable water level make you feel the unchanging blessings of nature every day. Why not spend some time here, soothed by the murmuring stream flowing from the back mountain?

The Shimizu Spring in Iwase, Agano City is a charming spot where clear water flows at a constant temperature throughout the year. Near the spring, there is a pavilion where locals and children have cherished this place over time and where you can enjoy it at a leisurely pace. Designated as a cultural asset by the city, this area is a serene space where nature and history intersect, allowing you to refresh both your mind and body. Please come and visit this place at least once.