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Iimoriyama Sazaedo: The Byakkotai Ghost Story of Aizu-Wakamatsu

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Iimoriyama in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, is known as the place where members of the Byakkotai, a youth unit of the Aizu Domain, died by mass suicide during the final years of the samurai era, when Aizu was fighting the new Meiji government.

According to local rumor, the spirits of the Byakkotai can sometimes be seen walking through the area, still bleeding from their final moments.

The site is associated with Iimoriyama’s Sazaedo and the history of the Boshin War, making it a place where tragedy, memory, and ghost stories overlap. Visitors should treat the area with respect, stay on public paths, and avoid visiting in unsafe conditions or entering any restricted areas.

Location: 965-0003 Bentenshita, Yahata, Ikki-machi, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima Prefecture.


Japanese Language

自害した白虎隊が血を流しながら歩いているらしいです。幕末に新政府と戦っていた会津藩の白虎隊が集団自決した場所。〒965-0003 福島県会津若松市一箕町八幡弁天下

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